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
Traci Smith+FollowBirmingham’s Christmas Eve TV lineup you can’t missWBRC 6 is bringing extra holiday cheer to Birmingham this Christmas Eve! At 6:30 p.m., catch The Good Side Holiday Special for a heartwarming look behind the scenes with the Radio City Rockettes and a celebration of kindness in our community. Then, settle in for a two-hour Trans-Siberian Orchestra holiday concert—think dazzling lights, epic music, and all the festive vibes. Whether you’re with family or friends, these specials are set to make your night extra memorable. Who else is planning to tune in? What’s your favorite holiday TV tradition? #Culture #Birmingham #ChristmasEve00Share
Charles Coleman+FollowBirmingham’s Summit gets a new escape roomA major upgrade is coming to The Summit—soon you’ll be able to test your wits at The Escape Game, right where Pottery Barn Kids used to be. This isn’t just any escape room: it’s a nationally known spot famous for immersive, story-driven challenges that are perfect for group outings. Plus, the new Great Big Game Show experience is moving in next door, promising a fast-paced, game show-style adventure. With The Summit shifting toward more entertainment options, this could be your new go-to for date nights or team events. What kind of escape room themes would you love to see? #News #Birmingham #TheSummit00Share
Erin Wilson+FollowBirmingham’s Christmas Eve TV lineup you can’t missWBRC 6 is bringing the holiday spirit right into Birmingham homes this Christmas Eve! At 6:30 p.m., check out The Good Side Holiday Special for a heartwarming look behind the scenes with the Radio City Rockettes and a celebration of kindness in our community. Right after, get ready for a two-hour Trans-Siberian Orchestra holiday concert packed with dazzling lights and festive music. Whether you’re wrapping gifts or gathering with family, these specials promise to make your night extra merry. Who else is tuning in or making it a new tradition? #Culture #Birmingham #ChristmasEve00Share
Evan Knight+FollowBirmingham’s Jingle Bus honors a local heroThis year’s Jingle Bus is more than just a festive ride—it’s a moving tribute to MAX operator John Scott, who passed away last month while serving our community. The new design features a full panel dedicated to Scott and all frontline transit workers, reminding us how much these folks do to keep Birmingham moving every day. It’s a heartfelt way for the city to celebrate his legacy and the spirit of togetherness, especially during the holidays. What do you think—should more cities honor their everyday heroes like this? #Cars #Birmingham #JingleBus00Share
Sabrina Carrillo+FollowLinn Park’s new approach to homelessnessTents popped up again at Linn Park just a day after the city cleared out a homeless encampment, but this time, the focus is on connecting people to real help—not just moving them along. Urban Alchemy’s HEART Birmingham crews are out there every day, getting to know folks by name and working to link them with shelters, medical care, and other resources. The city isn’t banning anyone from the park—they just want it to be a space everyone can use. With a new $1.7 million contract, Urban Alchemy says they’re doubling down on support. What do you think—does this approach strike the right balance for Birmingham? #Safety #Birmingham #LinnPark00Share
Casey Sutton+FollowBirmingham’s dome transforms Pink Floyd’s soundImagine hearing every heartbeat and echo of Pink Floyd’s “The Dark Side of the Moon” while surrounded by mind-bending visuals in a 360° dome. That’s what’s coming to McWane Science Center, as Black Jacket Symphony brings the iconic album to life in a way that goes way beyond a typical concert. With immersive sound, planetarium-style lights, and a VIP experience (open bar, early entry, and bites), this is set to be a night Birmingham music lovers won’t forget. Plus, your ticket helps support local science education. Who’s planning to go, and which track are you most excited to experience in this setting? #Entertainment #Music #Birmingham00Share
Ernest Harris+FollowStash vintage shop is leveling up in Birmingham!Stash, Birmingham’s go-to spot for high-end vintage finds, is about to get even better. After five years on 1st Avenue South, they’re moving just around the corner to a bigger, beautifully restored space on 25th Street South. The best part? You won’t miss a beat—both locations will stay open during the move, so your hunt for unique treasures continues. An open house is planned for January 2026, and the new spot is in the old Auto & Truck Services building. Who else is excited to see what the new Stash looks like? #Business #Birmingham #VintageShop00Share
Keith Stokes+FollowBirmingham’s split-liver transplant milestoneA single donated liver just saved two lives in Birmingham, thanks to a rare split-liver transplant at Children’s of Alabama and UAB—the first time in nearly 10 years this has happened here. This breakthrough means more hope for kids waiting on transplants, since one donor can now help two patients, even in different hospitals. The team pulled off this complex surgery using advanced machine perfusion tech and a huge collaborative effort across departments. It’s a big step forward for local families and the future of pediatric transplants. What do you think this could mean for transplant care in our community? #Health #BodyHealth #Birmingham00Share
