Local News
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08/17/2019 12:21pm
By Keisa Sharpe Alabama Newscenter A visit toUrban Ministryproves to be equally eventful and heartwarming. Its lunchtime and the cafeteria is packed. The aroma of home-cooked meats and fresh vegetables billows through the air. Once inside the cafe, the tables are packed. Patrons are eating and communing just as they would at any other eatery.
08/16/2019 11:32am
By Erica Wright The Birmingham Times John Harris, president of the North Titusville Neighborhood Association, remembers when his community was dirt roads, no sidewalks and the beginning of the Loveman Village housing projects. I used to walk through here going to Center Street School when I was living in the housing projects, said Harris, at
08/15/2019 1:54am
By William C. Singleton III For the Birmingham Times If youre looking for future tennis stars, the courts at George Ward Park on Birminghams Southside are as good a place as any to find them. Its here where youll find young tennis players like Ranidi Nagodawithana, 10, of Hoover, swinging rackets and chasing bright green
08/15/2019 1:53am
By Ameera Steward The Birmingham Times When Rudy Lewis was coming up the sport to play was football, he was told. The people around me, like my dad, played football in high school, said Lewis. He felt I should play football in high school, and thats what I did. Soon Lewis would learn about tennis
08/15/2019 1:51am
By William C. Singleton III For The Birmingham Times Jamiya Ivory, 14, first began tennis after watching her younger brother, Nigel, play in a match seven years ago, and said, I can do this. She hasnt looked back since. The home-schooled youth who lives on the southwest side of Birmingham with her family is the
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