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New communal meat-and-three opens at 16th Street Baptist Church visitor center
A new communal dining spot, billed as a place where people can gather together and walk away as friends, has opened inside the new 16th Street Baptist Education and Visitor Center (1512 6th Avenue North). Called the Koinonia Restaurant, the space is designed to encourage locals and visitors to the...
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SAW’s BBQ brings award-winning flavor to Chelsea’s Valley Post
CHELSEA— In the Valley Post restaurant district in Chelsea, SAW’s BBQ has opened its brand new location. With the grand opening on Nov. 9, the new barbecue joint has brought new excitement to the area. “Opening another SAW’s is always special, but there’s something particularly exciting about putting...
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$2.5 million federal grant to clean up 82-acre former coal mining site clears way for Stadium Trace Village expansion in Hoover
Before Stadium Trace Village can expand in Hoover, crews must address hazards left by decades of coal mining. The Alabama Department of Workforce announced Nov. 9 that it awarded Broad Metro LLC a $2.5 million federal grant to help stabilize the 82-acre site and prepare it for development. Stadium Trace Village is a commercial development […] The post $2.5 million federal grant to clean up 82-acre former coal mining site clears way for Stadium Trace Village expansion in Hoover appeared first on Yellowhammer News .
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‘It just really didn’t matter anymore’: Paul Finebaum says SEC Championship Game had lost its importance
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WBRC) - As the Southeastern Conference prepares for the final SEC Championship Game next month, college football analyst Paul Finebaum said the event had already lost some of its luster. The host of The Paul Finebaum Show joined Good Day Alabama Tuesday to discuss the end of the...
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Structure fire reported near Tuscaloosa Avenue and Center Street
Birmingham Fire and Rescue crews remain at the scene of a structure fire near Tuscaloosa Avenue and Center Street after putting out the flames. Fire officials said the call came in around 6 a.m. Wednesday. The structure has burned several times, officials said. The cause of this fire is unclear.
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First Alert Weather: Much colder air coming this weekend
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WBRC) - Good afternoon!. Today: We’re expecting a pretty nice Veterans Day across north central Alabama, with a mix of sunshine and clouds and afternoon temperatures in the lower 70s. If you’re heading to the Veterans Day Parade in downtown Birmingham, there’s just a slight chance of...