Tag: Bessemer
Monique “Mo” Jefferson’s journey from Ramsay High to champion trainer
By Ariel Worthy
The Birmingham Times
In high school and college Monique “Mo” Jefferson was always considered a “gym rat” and nothing has changed in her...
‘There will be conflicts. How you resolve them is what matters’
By Chanda Temple
Special to The Birmingham Times
“You Had Me at Hello” highlights married couples and the love that binds them. In honor of Veterans...
Local favorite, Milo’s Tea celebrates expanding Bessemer headquarters
By Ariel Worthy
The Birmingham Times
Milo’s Tea Company announced on Tuesday the opening of their newly expanded 15.5-acre headquarters in Bessemer.
“We’re proud of Milo’s as...
Lynneice Washington beat breast cancer and now she nurtures others
By Ariel Worthy
The Birmingham Times
Lynneice Washington remembers the time as one filled with challenges in her life. She was campaigning for a district judge...
Jefferson County delivers $69 million surplus to area school systems
By Marie Leech
Alabama NewsCenter
The Jefferson County Commission doled out more than $69 million in surplus funds this week to area school systems, in what...
More Than 200 attend Healing Initiative Event in Midfield
Times Staff Report
More than 200 students, families, elected officials and community leaders turned out for Saturday’s Children Healing Initiative – Loving Life! (CHILL!) event...
Bessemer launches first health initiative and opens Farmers’ Market
Special to the Times
The city of Bessemer is making its citizens health and wellness a top priority with the launch of its first health...
Bessemer mayor kicks off first annual citywide walk
Special to the Times
Mayor Kenneth Gulley kicked off The City of Bessemer’s new spring and summer health initiative — Be Active, Be Fit, Be...
Bessemer’s new city hall symbolic of city’s resurgence
Special to The Times
Bessemer Mayor Kenneth Gulley, joined by city councilors, and business leaders held a ribbon cutting ceremony for a new city hall...
Bessemer Mayor highlights municipal projects, drop in crime rate during ‘State...
Special to The Times
Bessemer Mayor Kenneth E. Gulley highlighted completion of promised municipal projects, drops in the city’s crime rate and a positive business...