Thanks to work by Red Mountain Park staff and loads of volunteer work by Friends of Red Mountain Park and others, one slice of Red Mountain Park is now open to visitors. But there’s loads more in store.
The City of Birmingham has been chosen to host a new diabetes management pilot program called Cities for Life. The program hopes to connect patients with convenient, easily accessible and easily sustainable resources to mitigate the effects of diabetes.
The Southwest Birmingham Community Farm will host a free, four-part urban farming workshop on April 21.
Alabama and Florida have battled Georgia for years about water , but can Alabama create a water management plan?
Earth Day Network says people are getting angry at governments for failing to fully protect the environment.
12 women gather for a boot-camp, and not just to get in shape, but to find community.
Mark Potok, a senior fellow with the Southern Poverty Law Center, will be at Samford University tonight to lecture about hate groups.
It’s a roller-derby doubleheader at Zamora Shrine Temple in Irondale Sat., April 14. Birmingham’s Tragic City Rollers will battle the Marietta (Ga.) Derby Darlins at 4:45 p.m. The Rollers then take on the Mississippi Roller Girls from Biloxi at 7 p.m. Tickets are $15 at the door or $10 online. Learn more at www.tragiccityrollers.com.
The Nature Conservancy will mark Earth Day on April 22 with a big, and possibly record-setting, picnic.
Alabama conservative legislators seem black-helicopter paranoid about the U.N.’s Agenda 21, says Snyder says.
