How Mikiba Glover’s Studio Uplifts a Community of Dancers
By Nicole S. Daniel
Delicia Mason: The Passion of a Chief Nursing Officer at Children’s of Alabama
“I was a mass communicator not a class communicator. I was able to do things on the radio to bring people together.”
-Dr. Shelley Stewart, a Civil Rights leader, veteran radio broadcaster and advertising executive, who was given the city of Birmingham’s “Putting People First” award, according to a Oct. 28 post by The Birmingham Times.
“It’s just different and it’s fun … It’s the innocence of what they bring every day and how they can reenergize you and build you up even when they may not be feeling the best.”
-Delicia Mason, Vice President and Chief Nursing Officer (CNO) at Children’s of Alabama in a Nov. 3, Birmingham Times profile
Mayor, Lawmakers Push Bipartisan Bill To Deter Deadly Street Racing in Birmingham
