The $1 Billion Impact of Alabama’s HBCUs
People, Places and Things
GWEN DERU
“If we look at the history of the people involved in violent crimes, we see that an overwhelming majority of them have some type of history of domestic violence.”
-Special Victims Unit Lieutenant Rebeca Herrera; birminghamtimes.com, Oct. 9.
“It is only right for people with criminal histories to have fair opportunity to secure jobs to reach their full potential to become self-sufficient, productive citizens.”
-Jefferson County DA Danny Carr, on the Second Chance Hiring Fair, at the Boutwell Auditorium; birminghamtimes.com, Oct. 10.
Birmingham’s Second Chance Hiring Fair Attracts Hundreds of Job Seekers, Employers
City of Birmingham Unveils Mural Celebrating Breast Cancer Fighters and Survivors
Ron Mims, Birmingham Water Works Board Member and Former Chairman, dies at 67
