$4.9 Million Eases Housing Burden in B’ham
Birmingham-based Housing Affordability Trust recently awarded a total of $4.9 million in annual grants to 20 nonprofits in metropolitan Birmingham for initiatives that make...
EDAA Helps Gadsden Prepare for Post-Goodyear
Nearly 100-year-old plant to be shuttered in June
More Games Coming to Birmingham
While festivals and events have been postponed around most of the state due to COVID-19, that didn’t keep the city of Birmingham from looking...
Birmingham Tech Used to Help Produce a COVID-19 Vaccine
TriAltus Bioscience LLC’s protein purification technology — licensed by the University of Alabama in Birmingham — is being used to support research into a...
New Name, Same Games: It’s Now World Games 2022
They’re still The World Games, but one of the numbers has changed.
With the recent announcement that The World Games would shift from next year...
Birmingham Zoo Needs Help
The Birmingham Zoo is like a lot of tourism entities — it is hemorrhaging money. The zoo, a non-profit organization, is home to approximately...
Church Restoration Project Gets National Park Service Funding
St. Paul United Methodist Church, in Birmingham, has received $500,000 from the National Park Service to restore and rehabilitate the church building.
The grant was...
A Landmark Market Adapts, Drives Forward
Farmers are selling more than they would at a regular market.
GoFundMe Backs Workers at OvenBird and Hot & Hot
In one week, a GoFundMe campaign by the owners of the companion Birmingham restaurants OvenBird and Hot and Hot Fish Club has raised more...
Woodfin: Birmingham is a City that Leads by Responding to Needs
This is part of a continuing series of commentaries by Alabama business and community leaders about the coronavirus crisis.