The Jefferson County District Attorney’s Office – Bessemer Division, led by District Attorney Lynneice O. Washington, is hosting the West Jefferson Second Chance Hiring Fair on Thursday, November 13, 2025, from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at the Bessemer Civic […]
The Omicron Lambda Chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc., and Perkins Law, LLC, hosted A Salute to Alpha Excellence — an inspiring evening celebrating leadership, brotherhood, and community impact. The reception, held at the Boutwell Auditorium Exhibition Hall on […]
The Amazon Magic City Classic presented by Coca-Cola Preview with Perren King is brought to you by Eventive Sports, Sheriff Mark Pettway and the City of Birmingham More information at www.magiccityclassic.com
On Saturday, September 20th, the Black Contractors Association Alabama Chapter hosted an unforgettable evening at the Tuxedo Ballroom in Ensley — the We Are One Tribute. The event brought together music, history, and recognition, celebrating not only the spirit of […]
Birmingham, AL, – Dîner en Blanc is making its highly anticipated return to Birmingham on Saturday, September 20, 2025, this time at a brand-new secret location. Renowned as the social event of the year, this elegant outdoor soirée blends the […]
She doesn’t know it but @erikafayejones is one of my favorite celebrities to follow on social media! Well… the only. ✋🏾 SWEA’ ta Gawd! (i only follow politicians!) I love her interests, and her travels… but mostly it’s her HAWT […]
As Birmingham awaits the outcome of today’s election, one thing is clear: the campaign season has often been overshadowed by negativity and political infighting, at times distracting from the real community concerns at hand. The city faces pressing issues that […]
Miss Yamika Foy is the young, ultra talented district 9 candidate (and doctoral student) in the Birmingham school board race. I’m sure that once you check out the podcast, listen to her credentials and hear about what she’s already doing […]
In Birmingham, the choice of who becomes mayor has historically been made by only a fraction of the people who could vote. In the last election, just one in four registered voters showed up at the polls, leaving the majority […]
From January 2024 through the summer of 2025, the U.S. economy has quietly absorbed a devastating loss: hundreds of thousands of Black women pushed out of the workforce. The numbers are staggering. By mid-2025, nearly 287,000 Black women had lost […]
