Birmingham Times
Birmingham Mayor William Bell unveils $420 million budget for fiscal 2017
Birmingham Mayor William Bell on Tuesday gave the City Council a $420 million fiscal 2017 budget that has an emphasis on neighborhoods and public...
Illuminating the dark world of human trafficking
Birmingham is “pretty big cog” in that network along Interstate 20, says UAB professor.
UAB Magazine
One of the toughest truths about human trafficking is how...
Birmingham city students dream big; earn prestigious scholarships
By Chanda Temple
Special to the Times
Birmingham City Schools’ students Stanley Louis II and Maya Quinn have big dreams for their future.
Just a few weeks...
Two Ramsay High graduates donate dress shoes to six male students...
By Chanda Temple
Special to the Times
Two Ramsay High graduates interested in helping advance the futures of young male students, recently returned to their alma mater to give...
NAACP salutes outstanding women in Birmingham metro area
The Metro Birmingham Branch of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) recently hosted its 16th Annual Salute to Wonderful Outstanding...
Housing leaders, residents set goals for Collegeville and North Birmingham
Housing leaders, residents set goals for Collegeville and North Birmingham
By Joseph D. Bryant
Housing Authority of the Birmingham District
The president/CEO of the Housing Authority of...
Woodlawn Foundation and Partners Cut Ribbon on The Park at Wood...
Woodlawn Foundation has officially cut the ribbon on The Park at Wood Station, a new multi-family community in Woodlawn.
The Park at Wood Station is...
BSC Board of Trustees welcomes new members
The Board of Trustees at Birmingham-Southern College has announced the appointment of a new chair and vice-chair and seven new members.
The elections were made...
American Cancer Society to hold Relay for Life on May 19
The American Cancer Society’s Joe Lee Griffin Hope Lodge in Birmingham will have its annual Relay For Life event on Thursday, May 19.
The Relay...
Alabama official say there’s a plan against Zika virus
MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) _ Alabama will never wipe out its mosquito population _ which might literally bite for some.
But Alabama Department of Public Health...
