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By Barnett Wright | The Birmingham Times Birmingham City Council approved $6 million for Ramsay McCormack Building's renovation. Despite pandemic delays, city leaders remain dedicated. The budget includes cash and loans, with developers contributing...
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BY JE’DON HOLLOWAY-TALLEY | Special to the Birmingham Times JAMESHA ‘JOI MINER’ HENDERSON AND TAMESHA CURRY Live: Downtown Birmingham and Roebuck Married: Feb. 29, 2024 Met: October 2018, on Facebook, thanks to a mutual ex. Their first date was a...
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March 4, 2025 — In a poorly articulated and even more poorly received address, Trump leaned heavily on his contentious cultural narrative, evidently as a diversion from his erratic economic strategies and faltering stock market. His palpable insecuri...
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Hollis R. Towns, vice president of content and editor in chief at Alabama Media Group, announced his resignation effective March 28 after 11 months. Citing a mismatch, he plans to explore consulting opportunities in Birmingham. Towns, a Fort Valley n...
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Dr. Charles Kimbrough, a renowned Nashville civil rights leader and former NAACP president, passed away at 98. A Korean War veteran and pioneering veterinarian, his legacy of justice and advocacy is celebrated. Revered for his dedication, Kimbrough's...
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Greg Petrowich, WFYI's CEO, addresses government scrutiny of PBS and NPR, highlighting funding threats. Public media ensures access to unbiased, educational content for all Americans. Federal support is crucial, despite claims of bias. Engage with Co...
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Kelly Young unveils Baise Collective, a dynamic PR firm in Indianapolis. With vast experience in corporate and nonprofit communications, Young rebrands her consultancy, emphasizing leadership, growth, and media strategy. Baise Collective offers tailo...
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The Naptown African American Theatre Collective (NAATC) presents "Stew," directed by LaKesha Lorene, showcasing kitchen conversations and family traditions. Premiering March 13 at Phoenix Theatre Cultural Center, it explores generational ties among T...
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February's end marked an impactful economic protest led by The People’s Union USA, urging consumers to boycott major retailers for a day. While some companies like Amazon thrived, others, including Target, felt the pinch. The movement spotlighted eco...
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Indy's expertise in hosting global events shines as the 2025 NFL Scouting Combine sets records with 30,000 fans and $10 million in economic impact. Beyond sports, events like the WWE Royal Rumble and upcoming WrestleMania are projected to inject $350...
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Each year, we're bombarded with supposed health solutions—exercise regimes, miracle foods, or supplements. Yet, we inherently know the basics: improve eating habits, move regularly, and maintain a sleep routine. Start small, like reducing fast food,...
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The United Nations has highlighted the persistent chaos engulfing eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), where escalating insecurity and rampant sexual violence are driving extensive displacements. The UNHCR underscores pressing humanitarian...
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Often seen as optional, like speed limits or media truth, the article explores the challenges of sustaining integrity in modern political dynamics.
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Retired Judge Carole Smitherman reminisces about her remarkable journey at the Jefferson County Courthouse. Celebrated for her groundbreaking achievements, she made history as Birmingham's first Black female judge. Her legacy extends to fostering har...
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Scrolling through Instagram recently, I came across a trend where creators imagine having lunch with their younger selves. That idea stuck with me. I even made a Reel about it, but it kept echoing in my mind—especially because I’ve just been named g...