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Katherine Kim

Birmingham’s nail scene just got a glow-up

Two new nail salons have popped up in Birmingham and Hoover, giving us more ways to treat ourselves—whether you’re planning a girls’ day or just need some solo pampering. Le Esthetique in Hoover now offers everything from microblading to facials, plus services for kids and men. Over in Birmingham, Nail Lab + Bar has taken over the old Nail Star spot, keeping classic mani-pedis and waxing on the menu. With expanded hours and fresh management, these spots are ready to shake up your self-care routine. Who’s checking them out first? #Beauty #Birmingham #Hoover

Valerie Hall

Stardome’s next act: Birmingham’s comedy legacy lives on

Bruce Ayers is stepping away after 42 years of laughter, selling Birmingham’s beloved Stardome Comedy Club to Helium Comedy. For so many locals, Stardome wasn’t just a place to catch big names like Steve Harvey or Sinbad—it was a family-run hub where memories were made and careers were launched. Ayers’ heartfelt farewell highlights just how much this club meant to both performers and the community. Now, with new owners at the helm, what are your hopes for Stardome’s future? Will Helium Comedy keep the spirit alive? Share your favorite Stardome moments and what you want to see next! #Food #Birmingham #Stardome

Valerie Hall

Five Points West grocery shakeup: What’s next?

The Meat Depot in Five Points West just closed its doors for remodeling, leaving many neighbors wondering where to shop for groceries now. This isn’t the only shakeup—recent months have seen other Birmingham stores closing, remodeling, or even getting city incentives to open new locations. With the last two Winn-Dixies set to close soon, it feels like the grocery landscape in Birmingham is changing fast. How are you adapting to these changes? Are you finding new favorite spots, or is this making shopping harder? Let’s talk about what this means for our community and what you hope to see next. #Food #Birmingham #FivePointsWest

margaret39

Birmingham’s first [solidcore] opens at The Summit!

Birmingham is about to get a major fitness upgrade—[solidcore] is opening its very first Alabama studio at The Summit this weekend! This isn’t your average gym; their high-intensity, low-impact classes use a custom reformer and focus on muscle endurance, not just lifting heavy. Each day targets different muscle groups, so you’ll never get bored. The grand opening on Saturday is packed with giveaways, local vendors, and a full schedule of classes (they’re already waitlisted, but you might snag a spot if you show up!). Who’s thinking about giving [solidcore] a try? Let’s talk fitness routines and new workout spots! #Fitness #Birmingham #[solidcore]

Beth Burton

Big changes for Birmingham healthcare

UAB Health System just took a major step to boost healthcare access in Birmingham by bringing Southview Medical Group into its network. This means more seamless care for over 51,000 patients, with trusted local doctors now backed by UAB’s resources and technology. Folks in Birmingham and central Alabama can expect easier access to both primary and specialty care, all under one umbrella. With demand for quality healthcare on the rise, this move could make a real difference for families across the region. What do you think—will this help improve your healthcare experience? #Health #BodyHealth #Birmingham

Michael Smith

Traffic flowing again on I-65 after crash

Northbound I-65 in Birmingham is finally moving again after a major crash near exit 262A had two lanes blocked for hours. Commuters faced long delays and plenty of frustration, but all lanes are now open, according to the Alabama Department of Transportation. If you were caught in the backup, you know how stressful it was! This kind of gridlock really makes you appreciate smooth traffic days. How do you handle unexpected traffic jams like this? Share your tips or vent your stories below—let’s help each other out for next time! #Transportation #Birmingham #I65

Heather Moore

Birmingham real estate gets an AI-powered shakeup

Imagine selling your home without the usual headaches—no endless paperwork, no confusing commissions, and you’re in control every step of the way. That’s what Birmingham-based Homepoint is bringing to the table. Founded by Trey and Caroline McMeans, this startup is using tech and AI to streamline the home selling process, letting you manage showings, offers, and more from your phone. Plus, they’re ditching the old percentage-based fees for a flat rate, saving folks serious cash. With Homepoint already saving customers over $150k in commissions, could this be the future of real estate in the Southeast? What would you want to see tech fix in home buying or selling? #RealEstate #Birmingham #AI

andersonkaren

Birmingham’s Christy Swaid flips the script at 53

Christy Swaid just showed Birmingham—and the world—that age is no barrier to breaking records. After a tough few years, she pulled off a backward somersault on a jet ski at 53, earning a Guinness World Record right here at Lake Mitchell. Her journey wasn’t easy—ten attempts, plenty of bruises, and even a throttle lever injury—but she powered through with grit and the support of her team. Now, she’s channeling that energy into a new foundation to help others live boldly. What do you think: does her story inspire you to try something out of your comfort zone? #Sports #Birmingham #ChristySwaid

Jason Wells

Downtown Birmingham’s new coffee hangout

A massive 8,000-square-foot coffee shop and art space is about to shake up downtown Birmingham! Daysol Coffee, run by local roasters Bert Davis and Peter Solis, is moving into the old Ghost Train and Uproot Brewing spot on 3rd Ave S. Besides their signature espresso drinks and pastries, they’re adding an art gallery and an outdoor stage for live music—making it more than just a place to grab a cup. With the grand opening set for January 17, this could become Birmingham’s next favorite community spot. Who’s excited to check it out? #Food #Birmingham #CoffeeCulture

Annette Jones

Winn-Dixie exits Birmingham—what’s next?

Winn-Dixie is officially closing its last two Birmingham stores this March, ending a local grocery era that’s lasted since the 1960s. For many, these stores were more than just a place to shop—they were part of the neighborhood routine. With Winn-Dixie shifting focus to Florida and Georgia, Birmingham shoppers will see new brands like Food City and Piggly Wiggly taking over some locations. How will this shakeup affect your weekly grocery run or your community? Let’s talk about what you’ll miss most—or what you hope to see in these spaces next. #Food #Birmingham #WinnDixie

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