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Zenoria: ‘The First Thing I Thought Was, God is Faithful,’ When Allan Got Down on One Knee

For the Birmingham Times  Live: Helena Married: December 1, 2018 Met:  “The moment I opened my door and saw his face, I knew he was the man from the ...
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‘You Owe the People of Alabama Some Answers’: In Solo Virtual Debate, Doug Jones Makes Direct Address to Tommy Tuberville

For the Birmingham Times With less than 14 days before the Alabama governor’s race, Democratic gubernatorial candidate Doug Jones used part of his Wednesday campaign stop in ...
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Yonder Walls Mural Festival Aims to Put Birmingham Artists, Stories in the Spotlight

The Birmingham Times A young Black girl reaches for a yellowhammer, Alabama’s state bird, as cotton transforms into dandelion seeds drifting toward the horizon. Nearby, an artist ...
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“You don’t have to be exploited out here. People will pay you. This isn’t a hobby.”

DIRECTOR OF YONDER WALLS, AND OF BENDY KNEES DESIGN CO., EXPLAINED THE MOTIVATION BEHIND YONDER WALLS, BIRMINGHAM’S INAUGURAL MURAL FESTIVAL, WHICH BROUGHT ARTISTS ...
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Birmingham City Schools Seeking Reading, Math Tutors for Middle, High Schoolers

WBRC Birmingham City Schools is looking for tutors to work with middle and high school students in reading and math. Tutors are needed Monday through Friday for up to five hours ...
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New Classic 5K Race Offers Healthy Start to This Year’s Magic City Classic Week

The Birmingham Times Like many Birmingham residents and natives, Herman Mannings III and Curtis Starks are big fans of the Magic City Classic, the largest Historically ...
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Judge Dismisses Lawsuit Challenging Restructuring of Birmingham Water Works

By ABC 33/40 A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit filed by the City of Birmingham, Mayor Randall Woodfin and several City Council members challenging Alabama’s restructuring of the Birmingham ...
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The March Quilts, Celebrating Community, Legacy of the Civil Rights Era, Can Be Viewed Sunday at The Altamont School

Special to The Times The Altamont School will display the full collection of The March Quilts nonprofit arts initiative in a public event Sunday, Oct. 18, 1-3 p.m. The quilts, ...
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Birmingham’s Cooper Green Homes Completes Nearly $30 Million Renovation

The Birmingham Times Cooper Green Homes has completed nearly $30 million in renovations, marking a significant investment in affordable housing on Birmingham’s southwest side. City ...
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Birmingham City Hall Photograph Exhibition Celebrates Magic City Classic’s Legacy

Two universities. One city. Generations of pride. The City of Birmingham is celebrating one of its most enduring traditions with a new photo exhibition highlighting the history, culture and legacy of ...
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Local Organizations Host Stop the Violence & Get Out the Vote Summit at Sixth Avenue Baptist Church Ahead of Midterm Elections

It’s a mid-October Saturday morning, and it finally feels like fall in Birmingham. The air is crisp and cool. But the people gathered on this day at Sixth Avenue Baptist Church are filled with a ...