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After five months, city of Birmingham adopts $428M fiscal year budget

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Times staff report The Birmingham City Council on Tuesday adopted a $428 million fiscal 2018 General Fund Budget after months of deliberations and delays related...

United Way exceeds its annual fundraising goal

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Times Staff Report The Central Alabama Community flexed its philanthropic muscle in a way that will continue to ease the load shouldered by the critical...

Signs of having holiday depression, anxiety and stress

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By Glenn Ellis The holidays can be a joyful time, offering a chance to reconnect with friends and family, but they can also bring two...

People, Places and Things by Gwen DeRu

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PPT by Gwen Deru TODAY GOOD MORNING BEDLAM AND THE YELLOW DANDIES at the Nick. COMEDIAN DALE JONES at the StarDome Comedy Club. POSITIVELY FUNNY IMPROV HOLIDAY SHOW...

Democrat Doug Jones wins in stunning Alabama upset

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By Kim Chandler and Steve Peoples Associated Press MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) — In a stunning victory aided by scandal, Democrat Doug Jones won Alabama's special Senate...

Sights from the Birmingham Christmas tree lighting ceremony

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By Pat Byington Bhamnow.com Continuing a tradition that started in the late 1940s, Birmingham held its annual Christmas tree lighting ceremony on Sun. Dec. 10. At...

Janet Jackson, in control, brings ‘State of the World’ tour to...

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  By Je’Don Holloway Talley For The Birmingham Times After several postponed dates in 2015 for her Unbreakable Tour, Janet Jackson’s rebranded “State of the World” extravaganza,...

Snowfall brings mostly comfort and joy to Alabama landscape

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By Alabama NewsCenter Staff An early December snowfall is rare enough, but up to six inches of the white stuff for a good swath of...

Doug Jones can win, but he needs black voters to turnout

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By Anita Debro For the Birmingham Times Doug Jones’s path to the U.S. Senate is simple, according to several local political observers. A large number of...

The campaign has specifically targeted millennial African-Americans

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By Kevin O’Leary The American Prospect The hill country of northern Alabama holds one of the keys to next week’s special election that will decide if...