RadiantRaven+FollowBring back Birmingham’s magic with a mini Terminal StationImagine Railroad Park with a stunning replica of Birmingham’s original Terminal Train Station—complete with a massive model train weaving through miniature versions of our city’s landmarks. Not just a nod to our history, but a new reason for locals and tourists to fall in love with Birmingham all over again. Think about it: Vulcan, Sloss Furnace, the Alabama Theater, and more, all connected by a tiny train! Other cities have attractions like this—why not us? This could be the next big step in Birmingham’s comeback story. Would you visit? What other landmarks should be included? #Transportation #Birmingham #RailroadPark00Share
ElectricEclipse+FollowWest End High pride lives on in BirminghamEven though West End High School’s red-brick building is long gone, the Lion spirit is stronger than ever in Birmingham. Every year, alumni gather for West End Alumni Week, turning memories into a citywide celebration—think parties, basketball games, gospel concerts, and a picnic at McLendon Park. T-shirts reading “Ain’t No School Like The One I Got” fly off the shelves, and the alumni choir keeps the tradition alive with soulful performances. It’s more than nostalgia—it’s about keeping a community connected. What do you think keeps school pride alive, even after the building is gone? #Education #K12 #Birmingham00Share
Matthew Jackson+FollowBirmingham’s new real estate wave: Meet your neighborsFour Birmingham women are shaking up the local real estate scene, bringing fresh energy and a neighborly touch to helping folks find their place in The Magic City. From former teachers and college students to lifelong locals and newcomers, each has a unique story—like Michelle, who swapped her classroom for home tours, and Emma Kathryn, who pivoted from business to real estate to help young families start new chapters. What stands out most? They’re not just selling houses—they’re building community and making the process personal. Have you had a memorable experience with a local agent? Let’s hear your stories! #RealEstate #Birmingham #Community00Share
Willie Morales+FollowJamie Dimon brings big bank talk to BirminghamJPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon just made a stop in Birmingham, and it’s not every day the head of the nation’s largest bank drops by. He’s touring the South, meeting with local business owners and community leaders to talk about economic growth and what the bank can do for the region. For folks in Alabama, this visit could mean more jobs, new investments, and fresh opportunities for small businesses. What changes would you like to see if a major bank set up shop in your neighborhood? Let’s hear your thoughts on how big finance can help local communities thrive! #Business #MakeMoney #Birmingham00Share
Katherine Kim+FollowBirmingham dentist busts 4 big dental mythsTurns out, skipping a brush before bed isn’t always a disaster—unless you’ve just had sweets or wine, says Dr. Chris Swicord from Homewood’s Smile Craft. Even more surprising: sugar isn’t your teeth’s biggest enemy; acid from sodas and juices does more damage. And yes, flossing really does matter, since it cleans where your brush can’t reach. Genetics play a role in dental health, but lifestyle choices—like drinking water with soda—make a huge difference. Anyone else rethinking their nightly routine? What’s the dental myth you grew up believing? #Beauty #Birmingham #DentalHealth10Share
Jasmine Rush+FollowBirmingham’s Golden Flake factory gets new lifeA Birmingham landmark just got a major makeover! The old Golden Flake potato chip factory is now home to the biggest Southeastern Salvage store in the South. Locals can expect everything from unique home goods to building materials, all under one massive roof. It’s wild to think about how this space—once filled with the smell of chips—will now be a go-to spot for home projects and bargain hunters. What do you think about this kind of transformation for our city? Does it bring back memories or spark new ideas for Birmingham’s future? #Business #LocalBusiness #Birmingham00Share
aguilarallison+FollowBirmingham schools top Alabama in math comebackBirmingham City Schools have pulled off something remarkable—students here are now doing better in math than before the pandemic, outpacing every other district in Alabama. Just a few years ago, 15 Birmingham schools were rated as failing; now, that number is down to seven, thanks to extra support like tutoring and optional learning weeks. This turnaround is a huge win for local families, teachers, and students. It’s proof that focused community effort can make a real difference. What do you think has made the biggest impact on student success in our schools? #Health #BodyHealth #Birmingham00Share
