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NFL FLAG and the Housing Authority of the Birmingham District flag football fest is this weekend

NFL FLAG and the Housing Authority of the Birmingham District have teamed up for a weekend-long festival celebrating flag football and the athletes of Alabama! The weekend will feature a clinic for P.E. teachers, […]

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Unofficial results from the October 5th runoff elections

Click here to download the unofficial results from the October 5 runoff elections, courtesy of the city clerk’s office.  

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City of Birmingham Allocates Funds for Revenue Loss Recovery Through American Rescue Plan

The Mayor’s Office has recommended and the Birmingham City Council has approved the allocation of more than $42.6 million from the city’s American Rescue Plan funds to revenue loss recovery […]

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More than 600 graduates of Birmingham schools will attend college this fall with financial aid and other assistance from Birmingham Promise

Birmingham, Ala. – More than 600 graduates of Birmingham City Schools will attend college this fall with financial aid and other assistance from Birmingham Promise. Birmingham Promise scholarships have been […]

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Tickets on sale for the 85th Morehouse-Tuskegee Classic, presented by the City of Birmingham

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. – (8/13/2021) — Known as the longest-running NCAA Division II classic in the nation, the Morehouse-Tuskegee Classic will be making its way to Birmingham this fall. Since 1902, […]

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Mayor Woodfin’s statement on Bluestone Coke’s ­­­­­­permit

“I fully support the denial of Bluestone Coke’s ­­­­­­permit by the Jefferson County Department of Health. The level of non-compliance identified in the health department’s complaint filed in court today […]

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City of Birmingham currently hiring refuse collectors, salary starts at $15.02

The City of Birmingham has tracking and tracing methods in place for COVID-19. As previously reported, 10 percent of Department of Public Works employees have been affected by COVID-19. Over the last  few […]

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City of Birmingham Announces Settlement Agreement with Apartment Complex Over Public Safety Concerns

The City of Birmingham’s Office of the City Attorney has announced a settlement agreement with the owner of Monarch Ridge Apartments (formerly Valley Brook Apartments) related to public safety concerns […]

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Eat in the Streets will continue into the fall

BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA — Aug. 5, 2021 —  One year after launching in July 2020, Eat in the Streets remains in demand in Birmingham as it continues to let patrons support […]

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