Tag: recent stories
Photo Gallery: 2017 Fred Shuttlesworth Human Rights Awards
Times Staff Report
Photos by Stephonia Taylor McLinn
The Birmingham Civil Rights Institute (BCRI) on Saturday hosted its combined 2017 Fred L. Shuttlesworth Human Rights Award...
Randall Woodfin defeats Incumbent William Bell to become Birmingham Mayor
By Barnett Wright
The Birmingham Times
Randall Woodfin, the first candidate to declare for mayor of Birmingham last summer, on Tuesday saw his 14-month journey to...
Health: Your kids can ride the bus safely
By Samuetta Hill Drew
Some 25 million boys and girls nationwide begin and end their school day on a school bus. The National Highway Traffic...
Magic City eats: A culinary tour of Birmingham combines history, world...
By Ariel Worthy
The Birmingham Times
Generations of African Americans and other minorities have passed down recipes and dishes from decades ago that still are relished...
The most popular dishes at some of the area’s minority-owned restaurants
Times Staff Report
CLORAY’S CAFÉ
Location: 2530 9th Ave. N, Bessemer, AL
Hours: Monday through Friday: 6:45 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Sunday: Noon to 5 p.m.; Saturday:...
Meet the Parker High School grad whose sports firm is becoming...
By Solomon Crenshaw Jr.
The Birmingham Times
Birmingham native Erwin Prentiss Hill is all about historically black colleges and universities (HBCUs)—and not just because he is...
Birmingham City students intern with industry giants in preparation for the...
By Victoria Hollis
Birmingham Education Foundation
“We’re looking for Gabrielle Mallory,” Bob Shepard, Media Relations specialist at UAB Hospital, says for the third time. Bob and...
Comedian Bill Bellamy returns to Birmingham for first time in nearly...
By Monique Jones
The Birmingham Times
For the first time “in about seven or eight years” comedian Bill Bellamy will be back in Birmingham.
He’s bringing his...
How Fairfield’s Restoration Academy chamber choir got an invite to perform...
By Rubin E. Grant
Special to The Times
The Restoration Academy chorale will cap a busy spring on May 11 with a concert at 6 p.m....
City Council President Austin: Time to capitalize on the untapped potential...
By Johnathan Austin
As soon as I was old enough to walk, I learned to march. Birmingham’s history was sewn into the fabric of my family,...