Organizations use art to draw attention to downtown resources. –Birmingham magazine, November 2012
As two area communities experience revitalization, they offer neighborhoods insight into what works. –Birmingham magazine, September 2012
Musician Josh Ritter makes a lyrical fiction debut. –BookPage.com, July 2011
Birmingham lost its only adult album alternative station when Live 100.5 was pulled from the airwaves. But the format’s supporters won’t go down without a fight. –Birmingham magazine, March 2010
Whether they’re 22 or 52, the way singles date today is remarkably different than even 10 years ago. And even though the South is traditionally more conservative than the rest of the country–and therefore slower to adapt to some new trends–in Birmingham and across the South, there are plenty of people playing the dating game. –Birminghammagazine, February 2010
Why bother purchasing coffee from Seattle or Portland? With a half-dozen roasters to choose from, Birmingham is a coffee town in its own right. –Birmingham magazine, December 2009
GreyHaven communityoffers local musicians a harbor for creativity. –Birmingham magazine, September 2009
