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The pros and cons of concerts vs. festivals

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Ken Ford performs at the Steel City Music Festival in downtown Birmingham's Linn Park in June, 2017. (Stephonia Taylor McLinn/For The Birmingham Times).

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The Birmingham Times

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Renowned headliners and emerging artists set for Sloss Music Fest

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Shaheed (right) and DJ Supreme. (Provided photo).
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Demographic shifts could lead to construction boom in the South

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Huntsville's Village of Providence community is an example of a trend called "Surban" development -- suburban communities with urban-style amenities -- that could be a significant part of the population boom expected in the Southeast during the next 10 years. (Alabama Center for Real Estate)

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Alabama News Center

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Minorities more likely to receive ineffective care

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By Michelle Andrews
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Obesity increasing among young people

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Glenn Ellis: Quality Health Care Problematic in U.S. prisons

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People, Places and Things

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By Gwen DeRu
The Birmingham Times

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Maxine Herring Parker Bridge Opens in Collegeville

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By Barnett Wright
The Birmingham Times

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Birmingham Public Library Kicks Off Summer Reading Program

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The library let children get creative, and had a coloring table, where children were able to put their own touches on the piece of art.

By Ariel Worthy
The Birmingham Times

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First black chief pilot at major U.S. airline retires

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Cristopher Goods, 10, right, offers congratulations to Southwest Airlines captain Louis Freeman before Freeman piloted his last flight for the airline before his retirement in Dallas, Thursday, June 8, 2017. Freeman was the first African-Americansto become a chief pilot at a major U.S. airline and is retiring after a 36-year career that saw big changes in aviation. His most memorable flight carried the body of civil rights icon Rosa Parks. (AP Photo/LM Otero)

By David Koenig
Associated Press

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