The Alabama Humanities Alliance is honoring Pulitzer Prize-winning writer Rick Bragg and Emmy-nominated humorist Roy Wood Jr. at its Alabama Colloquium.
Opening in 1899, Davenport and Harris Funeral Homes is celebrating 125 years of serving the Birmingham area and being the oldest Black-owned business in the state of Alabama.
A new baseball and sports training facility is now open in Helena. It’s called 080 Sports and offers training for basketball, softball, strength, conditioning, speed, and agility.
The event, meant to inspire and empower the local community, is bringing in gospel artists and speakers from around the country to the Birmingham area, including Tasha Page-Lockhart.
Riverchase Day School is hosting a Tried-N-True consignment sale from September 18-20 to raise money for its children’s programs and community projects.
A brand-new, sensory-friendly playground is now open in downtown Calera. Leading into the playground is a newly activated alley that features a metal archway with the words “Calera Courtyard” inscribed on it.
Leaders of Tuscaloosa County’s three largest municipalities explained where they’re investing resources and improving the quality of life for residents in a ‘State of the Community’ address Thursday morning.
Cosmetology students at Midfield High School spent part of their summer break getting kids in their community ready for the upcoming school year by giving out free haircuts and hairstyles.
J Smith Hoops and the Hoover Met Complex are partnering to host the Three Basketball Tournament. The 3 on 3 basketball competition will happen on Saturday, August 3 at the Finley Center of the Hoover Met Complex.
