By Chanda Temple | City of Birmingham In February 2025, Teri Sewell made a commitment to move more. Instead of just pulling things from the printer at her desk, she took extra steps to walk to a printer in another location at her office. She cut out sugar. And when officials at her office at […]
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By Sym Posey | The Birmingham Times By all measures, Elias Hendricks has spent a lifetime preparing for this moment. On April 25, the Birmingham-born operatic tenor and creative producer will premiere Classical Soul by Candlelight, a one-night-only event blending opera and soul music in an immersive, black-tie setting at the historic Harambe Room. The […]
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By Gillian Brooks | WBRC A new law passed by the Alabama Legislature this week will require owners of vacant properties in Birmingham to register, maintain, and pay fees for buildings sitting empty for more than three months. The legislation creates a vacant property registry aimed at holding property owners accountable and speeding up the […]
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The Food Project will host its bi-annual Community Baby Shower on April 26, providing free baby supplies, educational resources and support for new mothers.
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Maryland Gov. Wes Moore (D) signed a balanced $70.8 billion budget for fiscal year 2027, emphasizing affordability without tax and fee hikes. The plan features significant utility relief, law enforcement funding and housing investments, despite opposition concerns regarding long-term government spending.
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