InfernoIbis+FollowRemembering Birmingham’s basketball legendRalph Williams wasn’t just a coach—he was the heart of Birmingham basketball. From leading Hayes High to a state championship to shaping future stars at Parker and John Carroll, his influence reached far beyond the court. Williams was known for his knack for bringing out the best in every player, teaching them about teamwork, character, and life itself. His legacy lives on in the countless athletes and coaches he inspired. How do you think a great coach shapes a community? Share your stories or memories of Coach Williams and the impact of local sports mentors. #Education #K12 #Birmingham10Share
Ryan Horne+FollowBig changes at Jack’s: New CEO steps inJack’s Family Restaurants just made a major leadership move—Dana Taylor is now the CEO, taking over from Todd Bartmess, who’s been at the helm since 2015. Under Bartmess, Jack’s nearly tripled its locations and more than doubled its sales, so Taylor has some big shoes to fill. She’s already been president and COO, so she knows the brand inside and out. What do you think this leadership change means for Jack’s future in our community? Will we see even more growth or some new twists on those classic Southern favorites? #Food #JacksFamilyRestaurants #Birmingham00Share
edwardspeter+FollowBig changes coming to Brookwood VillageA massive 61,000-square-foot orthopedic clinic is set to take over the old department store at Brookwood Village Mall, bringing Andrews Sports Medicine right into the heart of Birmingham. Construction is already underway, with more than 600 new parking spaces planned to make visits easier. This move means faster, more convenient care for athletes and anyone needing orthopedic help—no more long drives or crowded offices. Imagine what this could mean for local sports teams, families, and anyone recovering from injury. How do you think this new clinic will impact our community? #Health #BodyHealth #Birmingham00Share
gregorybrown+FollowBirmingham’s best local gifts for the holidaysThere’s something extra special about gifting from Birmingham’s own small businesses this Christmas. From unlimited coffee at Little Professor to the unique scents of Clover & Bloom’s perfume oils, these picks aren’t just thoughtful—they’re truly local treasures. Whether you’re eyeing art from Jessica Kime, a Village Apothecary candle, or a Band of Horses vinyl from Seasick Records, every item on this list supports our community. What’s your favorite Birmingham spot for holiday shopping? Let’s share more hidden gems and make this season a win for our local makers! #News #Birmingham #ShopLocal00Share
margaret39+FollowBirmingham’s Fitness Center North is back and betterBrand new equipment and a fresh look—Fitness Center North in Birmingham just reopened, and it’s already making waves across the community. After years of waiting, locals can finally enjoy a modern, welcoming space to work out, right across from Parker High School. The upgrades aren’t just about fitness; city leaders hope this spot becomes a true hub for neighbors to connect and support each other. If you’ve been missing a place to get active or just hang out, this might be the new go-to. Who’s planning to check it out? #Fitness #Birmingham #Community00Share
boothconnor+FollowBirmingham gets more nonstop flights to NashvilleStarting April 2026, Southwest is doubling its nonstop flights between Birmingham and Nashville—great news for anyone who travels this popular route! This means more flexibility for planning trips, whether it’s for work, concerts, or quick getaways. Locals have been asking for more options, and steady demand made it happen. It’s also a sign that Birmingham’s airport is growing, with Southwest investing in more destinations and frequent flights. How will this extra flight change your travel plans? Would you use it for business, family visits, or a fun weekend in Music City? #News #Birmingham #Nashville00Share
meadowsmary+FollowBirmingham kids wake up to a brighter ChristmasHundreds of Birmingham families are feeling the holiday spirit thanks to Heidi’s Kids Toy Drive, which just made Christmas special for 600 local children. Volunteers didn’t just hand out toys—they also packed up full Christmas meals and even offered live trees to families picking up gifts. What’s amazing is how much this event relies on neighbors, local groups, and city support to make it all happen. It’s a real reminder of what our community can do when we come together. How do you think efforts like this shape the holidays for everyone involved? #Safety #Birmingham #Community00Share
Donna Williams+FollowHoliday joy for Birmingham kids at TargetThree Birmingham students got a holiday surprise they’ll never forget—a shopping spree at Target, thanks to the Birmingham Squadron and UAB Callahan Eye. Players from the Squadron joined the kids from A.G. Gaston Boys and Girls Club, helping them pick out new clothes, toys, and gear. The excitement was contagious, with everyone laughing and running through the aisles. It’s moments like these that show how much local teams and organizations can brighten up the season for families in our community. What are your favorite ways to give back or spread cheer this time of year? #Shopping #Birmingham #Community00Share
Paige Douglas+FollowBig changes coming to Brook Highland PlazaBrook Highland Plaza in Birmingham just secured a massive $57 million refinancing deal, signaling a big vote of confidence in the area’s retail scene. With nearly all of its 422,000 square feet leased to favorites like Sprouts, Best Buy, and HomeGoods, this move could mean even more improvements and stability for shoppers and local businesses. It’s interesting to see such strong investment in brick-and-mortar retail these days—do you think this will help keep the plaza thriving, or are online shopping trends still too strong? #Business #Birmingham #RetailNews00Share
Bruce Johnson+FollowBirmingham fans score direct flights for CFPAlabama football fans are getting a big win before the game even starts—Southwest just added direct flights from Birmingham to Oklahoma City for the playoff showdown against the Sooners! This move makes it way easier for Tide supporters to travel and cheer on their team in person. Flights are set for December 18 and 19, with returns on the 20th, so you can turn the game into a weekend adventure. If Bama advances, more direct flights could pop up for the next rounds. Who’s grabbing tickets and making the trip? Let’s hear your game day travel plans! #Sports #RollTide #Birmingham00Share
