4,300-acre tract for sale in North Baldwin County; Sidewalk Film Festival opens today in Birmingham; Levy’s owner Rhoda Denaburg Link dies; Westwater offers kudos for Inflation Reduction Act

4,300-acre tract for sale in North Baldwin County

A 4,300-acre parcel that touches the Alabama River in north Baldwin County and once served as a retreat for Scott Paper Co. is on the market with a $13 million price tag. – AL.com

 

Sidewalk Film Festival opens today in Birmingham

The 24^th Annual Sidewalk Film Festival opens today in Birmingham, with presentations in a variety of locations in the city’s Historic Theatre District. Regions is key sponsor for the festival.  – Sidewalk Film Festival

 

Levy’s owner Rhoda Denaburg Link dies

Rhoda Denaburg Link, owner of Levy’s Fine Jewelry in Birmingham, died Friday. She helped transition the store from a pawn shop opened by her father into one of the city’s best jewelers. – Al.com

 

Westwater offers kudos for Inflation Reduction Act

Westwater Resources, which is developing graphite resources and a graphite processing plant in Kellyton, Coosa County, praised the new Inflation Reduction Act for its support of domestically produced graphite and vanadium, which are crucial to battery production. – Westwater Resources