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Plugging in: Magic City music
As Brian Teasley, creator and owner of the Saturn Birmingham venue, said, “Birmingham is definitely a more viable place to have a band than, say, 15 years ago.” more
Nov 14, 2018
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Photo by Lexi Coon
EastWest Kitchen and Bar ‘a creature of its own’
EastWest Kitchen and Bar originally opened up in June 2017, and Conklin said since then, they’ve kept their menu largely the same due to its popularity. more
Nov 14, 2018
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Cahabones offers handmade, locally-sourced dog treats
Heather Taylor likes to joke that her pugs loved the Cahabones treats so much that she bought them the whole company. more
Nov 14, 2018
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Off the cuff
Positively Funny Improv ensemble is moving its theatre shows to a new space in Lakeview. more
Nov 14, 2018
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Photo by Alyx Chandler.
‘Elevated soul food’ fine dining coming to Five Points
Chef Andrea Foster’s entrance into the restaurant industry has been “a whirlwind romance,” she said, despite the fact that it stemmed from tragedy. more
Nov 14, 2018
Photo by Jesse Chambers.
UAB Briefs: Big jump in grants, 'Scourge' of an exhibit, LGBTQ wellness
UAB has exceeded $500 million in grants in a 12-month period for the first time. more
Nov 20, 2018
Photo by Jesse Chambers
Birmingham City Council approves money for 100 Homes in 100 Days, BJCTA
The city will spend $1.4 million on the 100 Homes in 100 Days Initiative and make its contribution to the BJCTA. more
Nov 20, 2018
Photos courtesy REV Birmingham
Bakers, cat cafe, cycling studio win cash at The Big Pitch
Beehive Baking Co. takes first prize in REV Birmingham business-plan contest. more
Nov 19, 2018
Photo courtesy Railroad Park Foundation.
Ice skating returns to Railroad Park for holidays
The temporary rink at 17th Street Plaza will be open from Nov. 23 through Jan. 6 more
Nov 19, 2018
Photo by Jesse Chambers
Scales, Tyson take part in their final City Council meeting
The women are soon to be sworn in as members of the Commission, with Scales representing District 1 and Tyson representing District 2. more
Nov 13, 2018
Photo courtesy UAB Media Relations
UAB Briefs: 'Angels,' seed money, art and music
Theatre UAB is presenting 'Angels in America, Part I: Millennium Approaches.' more
Nov 8, 2018
Sydney Cromwell
Crowd shows up for protest to protect federal special counsel investigation
Chants of “What do we want? Justice!” and “Stand up, fight back!” brought cheers from the crowd gathered across the street from Birmingham’s federal courthouse, as well as honks from passing cars. more
Nov 8, 2018
Hale's run as sheriff ends after 20 years
Mark Pettway, a Democrat, defeated longtime Jefferson County Sheriff Mike Hale. more
Nov 7, 2018
Photo by Jesse Chambers
Mayor Woodfin calls for 'civility' in remarks to City Council
Woodfin also explained his absence from Oct. 30 meeting, gets criticism from Councilor Hoyt. more
Nov 6, 2018
Photo by Wikimedia user Chris Pruitt.
Public comment sought for new Birmingham City Center Master Plan
The interactive online survey is available through about Nov. 30. more
Nov 5, 2018
Photos by Branden Harvey
16th Street Baptist Church wins $150,000 national grant
The money from Partners in Preservation will help the church protect its stained glass windows and other features. more
Nov 1, 2018
Photo by Jesse Chambers
City Council fills District 7 seat, selects new President Pro Tem
Wardine Alexander is the new District 7 representative and Councilor William Parker is the new Pro Tem. more
Oct 30, 2018
Courtesy of UAB
UAB Briefs: Mr. and Ms. UAB named at homecoming game
Henry Kendrick and Khushee Modi were announced as the winners of $2,500 scholarships . more
Oct 25, 2018
Organizations looking to mobilize black voters in midterms
A grassroots effort to engage and mobilize African American millennial voters, Woke Vote made over 100,000 contacts, triggering an outpouring of support. more
Oct 24, 2018
Photo by Jesse Chambers
City Council fails to approve money for new Firehouse Shelter
After a heated debate, the vote on the measure was 4-4, meaning that it failed. more
Oct 23, 2018
Photo by Lexi Coon.
2018 Elections Guide
Iron City Ink has worked with Birmingham Watch and the Alabama Initiative for Independent Journalism to compile the following list of candidates on the ballot in your area. more
Oct 17, 2018
Photo by Jesse Chambers
City Hall Roundup: District 5 Forum, storm relief
The following is a roundup of some news items from Birmingham City Hall, including a brief rundown of the regular meeting of the Birmingham City Council held today, Oct. 16. more
Oct 16, 2018
Photo courtesy UAB.
UAB Briefs: Free concert at ASC, homecoming events, Theatre UAB
Las Cafeteras will give a free show on Engel Plaza Oct. 12. more
Oct 11, 2018
Photo by Jesse Chambers
City Council Roundup: New brush trucks, new park board member
The Birmingham City Council approved money for 6 trucks for Public Works, and a local attorney will join the Park Board. more
Oct 9, 2018
Courtesy of Redemptive Cycles
'Jousting' event to raise money for Redemptive Cycles
Redemptive Cycles’ 6th annual Tall Bike Joust is on Oct. 13. more
Oct 8, 2018
Photo courtesy UAB
UAB Briefs: Discovery in Egypt, Breast Cancer Awareness Month
Archaeologist Sarah Parcak helped locate an ancient burial site in Egypt. more
Oct 4, 2018
Photo by Jesse Chambers
City Council again delays vote for new President Pro Tempore
The former President Pro Tem, Jay Roberson, resigned from the Council Sept. 10. more
Oct 2, 2018
Courtesy of the American Cancer Society
Locals to participate in Where's the Chair breast cancer fundraiser
Where's the Chair Wednesdays is a new campaign by the American Cancer Society. more
Oct 2, 2018
Alyx Chandler
St. George Middle Eastern Food Festival introduces church, culture to community
Each year, Birmingham hosts a number of delicious, unbeatable food festivals for locals, and the St. George Middle Eastern Food Festival is one of them. more
Oct 1, 2018
Photo by Jesse Chambers
Fiesta celebrates Latin cultures ‘in living color’ at Linn Park
More than 20 cultures were represented at the event on Saturday, Sept. 29. more
Oct 1, 2018
Sesame Street Live
In this presentation, Elmo teams up with Abby and Justin, embarking on a journey where Elmo discovers you can do anything. more
Nov 19, 2018
"Sesame Street Live! Make Your Magic”
BJCC Concert Hall. 2:30 p.m. Monday; 10:30 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. Tuesday. more
Nov 19, 2018
Black Friday Giveaway
Brookwood Village will be closed on Thanksgiving Day; department and restaurant hours may vary. The Village will re-open at 7:00 am on Friday, November 23. The first 250 shoppers in line at the main entrance will receive a complimentary shopping ... more
Nov 23, 2018
MASK MAKING WITH CRAIG LEGG
$25 PER CLASS (MATERIALS SUPPLIED) more
Nov 24, 2018
