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Bhamwiki’s John Morse explores the history of one of Birmingham’s most charming buildings.
“As the seasons change, we are again turning to our homesteading urges.”
Our One Mile will, if fully implemented, create a vast network of bike paths and walking trails that will be the envy of any major city without such a system already in place.
How long have you lived in Birmingham? If you moved here from another city, what brought you here?
I moved to Birmingham in 1995. A week later Hurricane Opal hit as a Category 1, so I almost moved back to…
In the days and weeks following the April 27 tornadoes, many 35212 residents gave time, energy and resources to various relief organizations in the area. As we reflect during the six month anniversary of the storms, we thought it would be good to get updates from a couple of the organizations that our neighbors worked with following the storms.
In the days and weeks following the April 27 tornadoes, many 35212 residents gave time, energy and resources to various relief organizations in the area. As we reflect during the six month anniversary of the storms, we thought it would be good to get updates from a couple of the organizations that our neighbors worked with following the storms.
Reverend Matt Lacey reflects on the history of Woodlawn United Methodist Church and invites all to their Fall Festival and sanctuary dedication.
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