Birmingham continues to position itself at the intersection of culture, business, and media — and this time, the spotlight was on the rapidly growing world of podcasting. Recently, DJ Strick, along with several sponsors, hosted an impactful event at Innovation […]
Every few months, the same conversation resurfaces:“People are leaving Jefferson County.” On the surface, it sounds like a warning sign — a signal that something is wrong or that Birmingham’s core is losing its grip. But when you step back […]
Birmingham’s skyline served as the perfect backdrop for a night rooted in purpose, recognition, and community impact as L.A.M.B.S of Destiny hosted its 1st Annual Awards and Recognition Ceremony atop Bar Sebastian’s, located above Michael’s Restaurant. The evening brought together […]
A new networking event designed to support and inspire women entrepreneurs is coming to downtown Birmingham this spring. The Sunday Social Club: Women Entrepreneurs Networking Mixer, presented by RuleHER Collective, will bring together aspiring entrepreneurs, business owners, investors, and community […]
On March 5th from 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m., the 16th Annual Real Men Read event will once again bring powerful purpose and positive representation to the Knox-Windham Gymnasium at Miles College in Fairfield, Alabama. Hosted by I See Me, […]
For 30 years, American Entertainment Group (AEG) has been one of the most influential concert promotion companies in Birmingham and across the Southeast, building a powerful legacy of live music, culture, and community impact. Since its founding, AEG has been […]
Each year in Birmingham, Alabama, one of the most meaningful gatherings for Black business owners, entrepreneurs, and community leaders takes place — the A.G. Gaston Conference. Now in its third decade, this annual conference continues to honor the legacy of […]
On Sunday, January 18, The Birmingham Divine Brunch Affair transformed Martin Luther King Jr. Weekend into a powerful celebration of Black culture, fellowship, and collective purpose. The event, held at Michael’s Restuarant, welcomed members of the Divine 9 from across […]
A Plain-Language Timeline of the Central Alabama Water Takeover 1. Birmingham Originally Controlled Its Own Water System For decades, the City of Birmingham controlled its water through the Birmingham Water Works Board (BWWB).The system was built, expanded, and paid for […]
Water systems are not just pipes and treatment plants—they are public assets tied directly to economic opportunity, accountability, and community trust. For many Black communities in Birmingham, concerns surrounding Central Alabama Water go beyond service delivery. They touch on long-standing […]
