Susan Moreno+FollowMilo’s Tea shifts Homewood jobs to BessemerBig changes are brewing for Milo’s Tea fans and workers in Birmingham. The company has closed its Homewood plant and moved most of those jobs to its Bessemer facility, aiming to boost production with newer equipment. While over half the Homewood staff kept their jobs and pay, 38 employees weren’t able to transfer but are getting four months’ severance and job support. Milo’s says this move will help them grow faster and create more jobs in the long run. How do you feel about local companies consolidating like this? #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #Birmingham00Share
Holly Gonzalez+FollowLove, laughter, and a Fourth of July weddingJoseph and Veronica Owens’ love story is pure Birmingham magic. From playful church banter to a candlelit “step into the heart” moment, their journey proves timing is everything. Joseph’s proposal—nervous, fast-talking, and surrounded by family—happened right where they first met, making it unforgettable. Even a locked car and wedding day delays couldn’t dim their joy. Their advice? Don’t lose yourself in love, and remember: comprehension matters more than just communication. After the fireworks and the vows, real marriage is about growing together through every high and low. What’s your favorite part of their story? #Relationships #LoveStory #Birmingham20Share
Joe Gallagher+FollowHighway 280’s new lanes: What to expectHighway 280 is about to get a major upgrade that could make your daily drive a lot less stressful. With over 100,000 cars using this stretch every day and traffic doubling during rush hour, congestion has been a big safety concern. The Alabama Department of Transportation is adding a lane in each direction between Shades Creek Parkway and I-459 to help ease the bottleneck and reduce accidents. Construction is ramping up this week, especially at night near Pump House Road. How do you think these changes will impact your commute or local businesses along 280? #Transportation #Birmingham #Highway28000Share
jporter+FollowBig changes for Birmingham healthcareUAB Medicine just expanded its reach by bringing Southview Medical Group into its network, which means over 51,000 patients in Birmingham and central Alabama could see some real benefits. This move combines Southview’s long-standing, patient-focused care with UAB’s advanced resources and technology. Patients will keep seeing their trusted doctors, but now with easier access to more specialists and services—all without leaving town. With healthcare needs growing, this partnership could make getting quality care in Birmingham smoother and more connected. How do you feel about local practices joining larger health systems? #Health #BodyHealth #Birmingham00Share
Robert Evans+FollowSchumacher brings NYC design flair to BirminghamSchumacher, the legendary New York design house with a 137-year legacy, just opened a stunning new showroom right in Pepper Place. Imagine browsing the same luxe fabrics and wallpapers used in the White House and Waldorf Astoria—now available in Birmingham! The space is a dream for local designers, but even if you’re not a pro, you can shop boutique accessories and home accents. It’s a fresh spot for anyone who loves interiors or wants to add a touch of iconic style to their home. Who’s planning to check it out? #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #Birmingham00Share
Megan Garcia+FollowGameStop closes River Ridge store—what’s next?The GameStop at River Ridge off US-280 is shutting its doors for good this week, joining over 160 locations closing nationwide. If you’ve ever stopped by for a midnight release or to trade in games, this is the last call. With only a handful of GameStops left around Birmingham, it’s clear the way we buy games is changing fast. Are you sticking with physical games, or have you gone all-digital? How do you feel about losing another spot for gamers to connect? Let’s talk about what this means for our local gaming community. #Business #LocalBusiness #Birmingham00Share
fnixon+FollowMilo’s Tea closes Homewood plant, shifts jobsBig changes are brewing for Milo’s Tea fans in Birmingham—Milo’s just shut down its Homewood facility, moving most jobs to their Bessemer site. The company says this will help them grow faster and keep delivering the drinks everyone loves, but it’s a major shakeup for local workers. Over half the employees are getting relocated with the same pay and title, while others are offered severance and job support. What do you think about Milo’s decision? Will this impact your Milo’s runs or the community vibe in Homewood? #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #Birmingham00Share
Tristan Richards+FollowUAB expands Birmingham health care optionsBirmingham just got a major health care boost—Southview Medical Group, a trusted provider for over a century, is now part of UAB Health System. This means patients can keep seeing their familiar doctors while tapping into UAB’s advanced technology and wider network of specialists. With over 51,000 patients and 130,000 visits a year, Southview’s integration could help tackle one of our region’s biggest challenges: access to quality care. How do you think this move will impact your experience with local health care? Let’s talk about what this means for Birmingham families. #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #Birmingham00Share
Ashley Johnson+FollowBig changes for Birmingham healthcareUAB Health System just took a major step to boost healthcare access in Birmingham by acquiring Southview Medical Group—a trusted name in local care for over 100 years. This move means more seamless connections between primary doctors and specialists, all under the UAB umbrella. With Southview’s 30+ providers and over 130,000 patient visits a year, this partnership could mean shorter waits and better coordinated care for everyone in the area. How do you think this will impact your experience with local healthcare? Share your thoughts below! #Health #BodyHealth #Birmingham00Share
gregorybrown+FollowVestavia’s new plant shop is a hidden gemA cozy spot just off Colonnade Parkway is now the go-to for plant lovers and gift seekers in Vestavia Hills and Birmingham. The Trellis isn’t just a nursery—it’s packed with unique home decor, handmade art, and gardening essentials. Whether you’re hunting for a last-minute gift, a splash of greenery, or some seasonal inspiration, this place has you covered. Valentine’s Day finds and Christmas deals are in full swing, and the friendly staff is all about helping you create a home that feels alive. Who’s already stopped by? What did you find? #News #VestaviaHills #Birmingham00Share
