Every week the Lede interviews people who are making a difference in the metro Birmingham community for our ongoing Sunday Q&A. Here are just five of the movers and shakers Lede reporter Heather Gann has talked to in the past six months:build less new stuff and, focus on maintenance of what’s already here.
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Vote for the Hollis Wright Week 10 Birmingham area football Player of the WeekFans can vote until 11 p.m. on Wednesday for the Player of the Week.
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State treasurer compares Birmingham-Southern College to ‘junk bond’Young Boozer III says his denial of state loan was in accordance with law.
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Birmingham’s Yellowhammer Creative closing: Pepper Place location shutting down at year’s end“While it might be the end of an era, it’s not the end of the bird,” the announcement stated.
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55-year-old motorcyclist killed in Saturday night crash on Birmingham’s Bessemer RoadThe Jefferson County Coroner’s Office identified the fatality victim as Dwayne Everett O’Hara.
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Birmingham-Southern College disputes state treasurer’s claimsBSC escalated the war of words with the official who denied the private college a $30 million state loan that it said it needed to avoid closure.
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Greater Birmingham Convention and Visitors Bureau CEO says investment is key to successIn his Q&A with the Lede this week, Oros said getting the word out about all the great things the Birmingham metro has to offer is the key to keeping tourism numbers climbing.
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