Carlton Rice follows his father in consecutive trips to the Magic City Classic
Rice will be attending his 60th straight, continuing a tradition of photographing it started by his father years ago.
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Alabama’s HBCUs pay off in dollars and cents
The State of Alabama is unique, serving as the home of 14 HBCUs, the most in the nation. And those institutions make a measurable difference in the economy of the state.
Impact of Magic City Classic is felt beyond Birmingham’s border
Eighty-five years in, the Magic City Classic remains a treasure worth protecting. Here’s how its impact reaches communities across Jefferson County.
Birmingham Legion and its fans share mutual appreciation as home season ends
New President Jonathan Nelson says the Legion is committed to the greater Birmingham community ‘tenfold.’
“The judgment you give is the judgment you get:’ Andrew Young urges listeners to do better at democracy
The civil rights leader returned to Birmingham for the Christian Churches Together forum.
From strangers to neighbors: Birmingham gatherings build community
Iron Hill Folk School promotes small gatherings among not-yet-friends with the Meet Your Neighbors program.
Students Hack, Debate, Battle and Reimagine Birmingham at Expanded Penny Games
The Penny Games bring a more intellectual kind of college showdown to the city.
Sidewalk Film Festival kicks off 28th year in downtown Birmingham
More than 200 films will be screened during the weeklong event.
Historic Preservation Expert and Birmingham Redevelopment Partner Irvin Henderson Dies
Words of praise have come from groups across the nation for the man who worked to redevelop the old Ramsay-McCormack property and revitalize the Prince Hall Masonic Temple, among many other projects.
Birmingham Art Alliance Opens New Gallery, Revives Downtown Corner
The BAA has opened a gallery on 20th Street at Third Avenue North to showcase local artists.