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Matthew Shepard, a 21-year-old gay man and Univ. of Wyoming student, was tortured and beaten to death near Laramie in 2008.
GLBTQ

Know your rights, says DOJ at Bham confab

U.S. Attorney Joyce White Vance and staff hosted a civil rights and hate crimes symposium downtown recently, offering a broad view of the rights that…
This McMahon’s no second banana
Green

This McMahon’s no second banana

Ed McMahon is an Alabama-born star in the world of sustainable development and has speaking engagements scheduled in Montevallo and Birmingham September 20.
The Tuscaloosa Paranormal Research Group has been active since 200 and has twice visited the Lyric, once in 209 and again on recently, this time accompanied by Weld contributor and Lyric volunteer Rebecca Dobrinski. Photo by Dobrinski.
downtown

Wandering the Lyric at Midnight

The Tuscaloosa Paranormal Research Group searched for ghosts at the historic Lyric Theatre downtown recently. Read about what they found.
Students in a photography class at Samford After Sundown, a program that has offered non-credit classes at Samford University for 40 years.
General

Don’t stop learning: Samford offers non-credit classes

Non-credit courses like those offered at Samford and Jeff State have long been a fun, inexpensive way for people to take up new hobbies or…
Placards used by protestors against proposed coal-strip mines near Cordova and Dovertown. Photo taken prior to June 28 ADEM hearing in Sumiton re Reed Mine No. 5 by Jesse Chambers.
Green

Opposition continues to Reed and Shepherd Bend mines

Opposition continues to proposed coal-strip mines to be located on the Mulberry Fork of the Black Warrior River, with protests, petitions and a new legal…
NAACP President and CEO Benjamin Todd Jealous says that police working in Birmingham schools should not mace students for minor infractions. The Southern Poverty Law Center in Montgomeryagrees.
General

Excessive Force? Groups fight use of Mace in Bham schools

The NAACP and others are concerned about the use of Mace on students in Birmingham city schools.
Adult literacy is important, and you can help people learn to read by attending training sessions at the Literacy Council of Central Alabama. There’s an orientation session on September 6.
General

Helping Johnny read: Be a literacy tutor

The Literacy Council of Central Alabama is training adult literacy tutors, and the LCCA needs you, what with 90,000 illiterate adults in their five-county service…
Haley Joe Osment plays a young gay man in the indie film Sassy Pants, to be shown by the SHOUT Gay & Lesbian Film Fesitval in an early screening on August 21 at The Edge 12 in Crestwood
GLBTQ

Let me hear you SHOUT: Gay film fest to offer two early screenings

SHOUT, Alabama's only gay & lesbian film festival, will offer two early screenings in the days prior to the main festival.
Jesse Chambers
Green

Hearing to be held regarding Reed Mine

Alabama Surface Mining Commission will host a public hearing about a controversial coal strip mine on Aug. 9 at 6 p.m. at Bevill State College…
Vaudeville emcee Scott Autrey invokes the showbiz spirits of the historic Lyric Theatre downtown during a photo session as other performers look on. Autrey will host a Lyric benefit show at Sloss Furnaces August 10. Photo by Justin Popp.
downtown

Vaudeville performers to host Lyric Theatre benefit at Sloss

Local show folk -- including belly dancers, fire artists, burlesque performers and a human blockhead -- will raise money for the Lyric Theatre at a…
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