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Back-To-School Immunization Clinic, Family Events and Supplies Giveaways in Birmingham

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Woodfin Says He Was ‘Surprised’ at Rumors that UFL’s Birmingham Stallions May Relocate

By Riley Conlon| WVTM Mayor Randall Woodfin responded to social media rumors about the Birmingham Stallions on Wednesday. While nothing is confirmed, it’s been speculated that the team is galloping straight out of the city, and taking their wins with them. Mayor Randall Woodfin “We were surprised by these rumors, since the Stallions have already begun collecting deposits for next year’s season tickets,” said Mayor Randall Woodfin in a statemen…Birmingham, Alabama · Birmingham Read Article

Meet the Birmingham Native and Ramsay High Grad Shaping the City’s Tech Future

By Alec Harvey | Business Alabama When Deon Gordon talks about his college years, it’s not to boast about perfect grades or rigorous classes. Quite the opposite. “I was a terrible student,” he says, laughing. “Instead of going to architecture class, I’d head to the library and teach myself how to code.” That pivotBirmingham, Alabama · Birmingham Read Article

‘Revitalization, Not Gentrification’ Coming with New Housing in Woodlawn

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“The vision now is what the vision was when he was alive: two brothers just trying to make a difference. Make your parents proud, do the right thing and try to be different in your own way.’’

CHRIS PILOT, OF FAT CHARLES BBQ, WHO RUNS THE COMPANY AFTER HIS BROTHER, CHARLES’S, UNEXPECTED DEATH IN 2024; THE BIRMINGHAM TIMES, JULY 17.Birmingham, Alabama · Birmingham Read Article

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Letter to the Editor: Cuts to PBS Will Hurt Rural Montanans

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Harvard Welcomes Second Cohort of HBCU Executive Leaders

Back-To-School Immunization Clinic, Family Events and Supplies Giveaways in Birmingham

Woodfin Says He Was ‘Surprised’ at Rumors that UFL’s Birmingham Stallions May Relocate

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“The vision now is what the vision was when he was alive: two brothers just trying to make a difference. Make your parents proud, do the right thing and try to be different in your own way.’’