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College basketball: Samford vs. Alabama in December at Legacy Arena downtown. From Horton Worthy.

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Talking civil rights history in Kelly Ingram Park downtown. From Corey Drumz.

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Vlogging a trip to Birmingham. From Kayla Fields.

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Nashville country singer-songwriter Brent Cobb performs “Ain’t a Road Too Long” in February at Saturn in Avondale. From J.C.

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Georgia students compete at January’s Blazer Invitational at the CrossPlex in Five Points West. From Zach Clifton.

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Football: Orlando Apollos at Birmingham Iron, highlights from the game earlier this month at Legion Field. From Highlight Heaven.

J.P. recaps the Orlando game. From J.P. Brady 12.

Orlando coach Steve Spurrier with post-game remarks. From Orlando Apollos.

Football: San Antonio Commanders at Iron earlier this month. From Alexander Malyshev.

Football: Highlights from the San Antonio game. From Chris Cross 304.

Highlight reel for Iron safety Joe Powell. From Brad Berkowitz.

Football: Iron at Atlanta Legends, highlights from the February game at Georgia State Stadium. From Slocalsports.

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Painter Heidi Schwartz at the January grand opening of the Hilton Birmingham at UAB. From Tim Grable.

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Earlier this month, this video hit social media showing students from Spain Park and Hoover High Schools making racial slurs against Jews, African Americans (our vertical video of the week). From Everything Seems Backwards.

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Wandering through the Birmingham Civil Rights Institute downtown (our other vertical video of the week). From Sasha Fenton-Perry.

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Flying out of Birmingham-Shuttlesworth International Airport to Charlotte and Jamaica. From Josh Caddis.

A peek inside the airport’s new Sensory Room. From Elevating Economist.

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Promo for Greater Works Church in Roebuck Plaza. From Greater Works Church of Birmingham.

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Promo for Jody O’Brien’s April 22 course at the Birmingham Association of Realtors office in Homewood. (our other other vertical video of the week). From Jody O’Brien.

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Talking with Encompass Health recruiter Madison Freeman (our other other other vertical video of the week). From Gamma Blast.

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Vestavia Hills’ Walker Burroughs auditions with “Love Like This” and “Hello” for the season premiere of “American Idol” earlier this month. From Breaking Talents Showcase.

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Trailer for “4 Little Girls: Moving Portraits of the American Civil Rights Movement” by Kerri Edge. The story is based on the victims of the 1963 bombing of the Sixteenth Street Baptist Church and features students from the Edge School of the Arts in New York. From Parrish Art Museum.

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The Birmingham Color Wall downtown. From Jacob Ebersole.

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In this episode of “Drunk Birmingham Music History,” Vulture Whale lead singer Wes McDonald talks an unfortunate accident right before performing at City Stages (our other other other other vertical video of the week). From Jenny Gault.

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Playing at Vulcan Park. From Drona Trital.

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Eight monster trucks in competition in a virtual Legacy Arena. From Dave 609.

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Highlights from the Joy Jam mental health expo in February at Putnam Middle School in Eastwood. From Humanity 360 Inc.

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Musicians from Cathedral Church of the Advent downtown perform “Ride on Ride on in Majesty.” From Cathedral Church of the Advent.

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Talking with Pat Martin of Martin’s Bar-B-Que Joint in Cahaba Heights, Vestavia Hills, about the Whole-Hog sandwich. From Southern Living.

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Training day (our other other other other other vertical video of the week). From Calvin Payne.

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Soccer: Bethlehem Steel at Birmingham Legion, highlights from the game earlier this month at BBVA Compass Field. From USL Championship.

Promo for Birmingham Legion FC. From Brian Curtin.

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Birthday party at Audrey’s Touch of Beauty in South East Lake (our other other other other other other vertical video of the week). From Princess Price.

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Birmingham ambient musician Startle the Heavens performs earlier this month at Saturn in Avondale. From Eric A.

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Lafayette, La., singer-songwriter Marc Broussard performs “Easy to Love” earlier this month at the Lyric Theatre downtown. From Actress Gabrielle.

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Members from Fusion Dance Company in Atlanta perform at February’s KAR Dance competition at the Alabama Theatre downtown. From Fusion Dance Co.

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Music video for “The Cigarette” by Birmingham punk band Qualifier. From Qualifier Al.

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Drone footage of Rambo Marine boat dealer in Westover. From One Wake.

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Talking with Birmingham rapper Zel Mula. From Dirty Glove Bastard.

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Highlights from the Birmingham Wine 10k earlier this month at Homewood’s Patriot Park. From Ali Hoover.

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College gymnastics: Alabama sophomore Alonza Klopfer competes on the balance beam at Elevate the Stage earlier this month at Legacy Arena downtown. From Rick Davis.

Alabama gymnasts compete on the vault. From Rick Davis.

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Industrial grinding (our other other other other other other other vertical video of the week). From Bobby Boucher.

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Shelby County country band the Brickmasons performs “California” in January at Moe’s Original Bar-B-Que in Lakeview. From the Brickmasons.

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Coca-Cola recognizes 42-year retiring employee Walter Body at the 2018 Magic City Classic. From CrowneWorks Creative Media.

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House + rain (our final vertical video of the week). From Brandon Cole.

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Nashville bluegrass musician Billy Strings performs “Shady Grove” earlier this month at Saturn in Avondale. From Wandering128.

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Meet Birmingham veteran jingle writers Ed Boutwell, Don Mosely and Tony Wachter. From This Is Alabama.

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Exploring the Thomas Jefferson Tower downtown prior to its 2015 renovation. From Decay Is Headed Your Way!

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From the downtown set of horror short “The Eye.” From Cody Gremlin.

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Lynyrd Skynyrd performs “Sweet Home Alabama” in October at Oak Mountain Amphitheatre in Pelham. From HomeSouth Builders.

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Downtown view from Vulcan. From Geography Uber Alles.

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Back home in Birmingham. From Country Boi Erick.

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Girls soccer: Baton Rouge SC 04 Black vs. Gulf Coast Texans in September at the U.S. Youth Soccer National League Mid-South Conference. From Trevis Thompson.

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Worship Night in October at King’s Way Church in Irondale. From King’s Way Church.

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Activist and Birmingham native Angela Davis speaks in October in Madrid. From La Casa Encendida.

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Security footage of a burglary at a house in southwest Birmingham. From Ron Terry.

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Seattle rock band Alice in Chains performs “Would?” in October at the BJCC Concert Hall downtown. From Mdmar10.

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Commercial for S Nails and Spa in Inverness. From S Nail and Spa.

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Members of the New Orleans Pelicans send a special message to Birmingham, which will play host to an NBA G League team in 2022. From WVTM 13 News.

More on the new minor league basketball team. From Alabama NewsCenter.

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Nashville folk-country singer-songwriter CeCe Hetrick performs in October at the Nick on Southside. From CeCe Hetrick.

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Exotic cars in the Summit parking lot. From Green Ninja 5.

And there they go. From Green Ninja 5.

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Highlight reel for Oak Mountain junior running back Jonathan Bennett. From J. Bennett.

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The play “Women – Saucy and Sweet” in April at Samford University. From Isabel Azar.

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The UAB homecoming parade in October on University Boulevard. From Tŏng Yé.

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Lafayette, La., contemporary Christian singer-songwriter Lauren Daigle performs “Rescue” in October at the Alabama Theatre downtown (our vertical video of the week). From Paul Thai.

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Promo for the Velocity Accelerator business training program at Innovation Depot downtown. From Innovation Depot.

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Parker Landwehr joins Vestavia Hills tech staffing agency ITAC Solutions as a recruiter. From ITAC Solutions.

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Rapper Colbi Babi D2S performs in September at Zydeco on Southside. From Colbi Babi D2S.

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Birmingham real estate agent Gene Darden gives an update on the real estate market. From Southern Realty Specialists KW the Real Estate Gene.

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WSFL’s Birmingham Fire vs. USFL’s Tampa Bay Bandits in Madden 08 PC. From Mark Wilson.

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Promo from Pauly Shore for his appearance earlier this month at the Stardome Comedy Club in Hoover. From Pauly Shore.

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Prescott, Ariz., jam band Spafford performs “West L.A. Fadeaway” in October at Saturn in Avondale. From Isom Morgan.

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Athens blues-rock band Allgood performs “Trilogy” in October at Avondale Brewing Co. From Yesterdays Today.

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Los Angeles singer-songwriter Tori Kelly performs “Soul’s Anthem (It Is Well)” in October at the Lyric Theatre downtown. From Haley Catherine.

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Commercial for the Ford Mustang at Adamson Ford downtown. From #AlwaysAdamson.

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Youth hockey: Birmingham Bulls at Nashville Flyers in October. From Nashville Flyers.

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Tyler Kime of Standard Air, Plumbing and Insulation on turning on the furnace for the first time. From Means Advertising.

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Quebec City indie-dance band Men I Trust performs in October at Saturn in Avondale. From Large Marge.

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Newark poet Jasmine Mans performs “Birmingham” in Houston. From Write About Now.

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Promoting UAB for study abroad students from Turkey. From AnkaStudy Yurtdışı Eğitim Danışmanlığı.

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Looking up at Vulcan. From Geography Uber Alles.

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Alabama football coach Nick Saban speaks at the Monday Morning Quarterback CLub in October at the Harbert Center downtown. From Charlie Potter.

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Car fire spotted while traveling on I-65 south of Hoover (our other vertical video of the week). From Henry Gordon.

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Talking with founder Keith Crowe about Hope Street Christian Ministries in Woodlawn. From Danny Kang Austin.

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Birmingham’s Jonathan Davis talks about his experience at Berea College in Kentucky. From Berea Admissions.

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Feature on the Essential restaurant which opened in July downtown. From Alabama NewsCenter.

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Drone footage of LabCorp downtown. From Edmonds Engineering Inc.

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Vlogging from Children’s of Alabama on Southside. From Panda King4cVLOGS.

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Michigan rapper NF performs in January at Iron City on Southside (our other other vertical video of the week). From Tyler Harrison.

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Southern rock-jam band Gov’t Mule performs “Revolution Come, Revolution Go” in October at the Lyric Theatre downtown. From Actress Gabrielle.

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Highlights from October’s Endangered Species Tour by Birmingham nonprofit organization Freshwater Land Trust and U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. The day-long event featured six locations in Jefferson County where endangered species have been protected. From Freshwater Land Trust.

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Glasgow synth-pop band Chvrches performs in October at Iron City on Southside. From Josh Fryer.

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Close-up drone footage of the Cahaba River. From Brad Hines.

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Time-lapse footage of an illustrated Jackson v. Birmingham Board of Education. From Perih Punahou.

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Time for class at Battleground Martial Arts in Alabaster. From Macaroni Kid South Birmingham.

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A 360-degree look at St. Vincent’s Women and Children’s Center on Southside. From Ascension.

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At a special event in Uptown, Birmingham begins its 1,000-day countdown to playing host to the 2021 World Games. From Alabama NewsCenter.

And more from the kickoff event. From Alabama NewsCenter.

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Bessemer blogger TSL Fetti, a k a Shawn Cotton, on his July SayCheeseTV pop-up shop in Birmingham. From Taliban Films Jah.

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Testimonial by scientist/UAB student Mithun Acharya for Imperial Overseas Education Consultants study abroad company in India. From Imperial Overseas Education Consultants.

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Blues singer-songwriter and guitarist Samantha Fish performs in October at Saturn in Avondale. From J.J. Hoover.

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Demo of a Haddorff Vertichord grand piano. From Pugcasso Painting Pugs.

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Highlights from the 2018 Manhattan Dance Project workshop in October at Alabama Dance Academy in Hoover. From Manhattan Dance Project.

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Tuscaloosa’s DJ Zauce in June at Zydeco on Southside. From McCain Media.

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Fun at the Big Bounce America house in October in Calera. From Monica Espinoza.

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The Spain Park Chamber Choir performs the National Anthem at October’s Sparks in the Park Marching Band Festival. From Spain Park Choir.

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Baton Rouge rapper Boosie Badazz on whether to perform in Birmingham for $35,000 (our vertical video of the week). From Catching Up With Celebrities.

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On a walk downtown. From Deric McGuffie.

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Concept trailer for “Awake,” filmed in Birmingham. From Ethan Crowe.

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An August news conference with the Environmental Protection Agency on removing contaminated soil in the 35th Avenue Superfund Site in North Birmingham. Speakers included Birmingham mayor Randall Woodfin, EPA Region 4 director Franklin Hill, state Sen. Linda Coleman-Madison and U.S. Rep. Terri Sewell. From City of Birmingham.

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Trains in Bessemer, Birmingham, Irondale, McCalla and other places in Alabama and Georgia. From Ems318.

More trains in Birmingham (our other vertical video of the week). From NS Railfan Productions/NRP.

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Highlights from Jamz and Jokes with Birmingham comedian Detroit Reid and Atlanta hip-hop artist Yung Joc in October at WorkPlay in Lakeview. From WellDunn Entertainment.

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Soundcheck for Orlando rock band Matchbox Twenty at Oak Mountain Amphitheatre in Pelham. From Smash Bridges.

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Exploring the area around the Eureka No. 3 coal mine near Helena. From Its Keeton.

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Alabama men’s basketball coach Avery Johnson at SEC Media Days in October at the Grand Bohemian Hotel in Mountain Brook. From Alabama Crimson Tide on AL.com.

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Shopping at Bath and Body Works at the Summit (our vertical video of the week). From MaKale Mitchell.

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Rapper Trinidad James performs earlier this month at Zydeco on Southside. From Filmmaker Mike Ekpoh.

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Another montage of Birmingham youth football. From Yung Playa Entertainment.

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Putting together a reunion of Birmingham-area karaoke singers (our other vertical video of the week). From Steve Pennington.

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Demo reel for Birmingham wedding band the Divines, filmed at Sidebar in Lakeview. From the Divines B’ham.

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A 2016 visit to Old Sardis Missionary Baptist Church in Enon Ridge. From Dionne Whetstone.

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Seven people shot at a teen party earlier this month at WorkPlay in Lakeview. From al.com.

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David Sher, publisher of ComebackTown blog and co-founder of AmSher collection agency, on local TV show “Our Issues Birmingham.” From Our Issues Birmingham.

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“Fighting the Void,” a documentary short about Birmingham boxer/MMA fighter Fred Weaver. From Callner Creates.

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Joyce Barnes discusses her play “One Sunday in Birmingham” at the sixth annual Columbus Black Theatre Festival in July. The two-act work focuses on children in 1963 participating in the civil rights movement. From Julie Whitney Scott.

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Salem, Mass., pop-rock group Brooks Young Band performs earlier this month at the Alabama Theatre downtown. From
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Hip-hop artist Tiffany Foxx in June at Euphoria Sports Bar in Rising – West Princeton (our other other vertical video of the week). From Tiffany Foxx.

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Listening to WAPI (1070 AM). From Local and DX Radio.

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Monster Jam competition in a virtual Legacy Arena. From Eight-Bit Motorsports.

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Touring the Renaissance Ross Bridge Golf Resort and Spa in Hoover. From Flow Fusion.

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Rapper/producer J.T. the Bigga Figga (a k a Lox) in Birmingham. From TrapFlix.

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A look back at summer sites across Birmingham. From Michael Canada.

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Portland noise pop band Hxxs performs in June at the Spring Street Firehouse in Avondale. From Colors of Nights.

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Commercial for 459 CrossFit gym in Bessemer. From 459 Crossfit.

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College football: 1998 Iron Bowl at Legion Field. From Tim Bliss.

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Commercial for Vulcan Media production company in Mountain Brook. From Vulcan Media.

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Birmingham rapper Kay Xolani performs “No Hook.” From Kay Xolani Vevo.

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Birmingham band Tragic City performs at August’s Taste of 4th Avenue Jazz Festival downtown. From What-dat?.

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Promo for the Birmingham City Schools mobile app. From Pernell Allen.

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Shawty Fatt, a k a Jerrico LaShawn Horton, performs at Zydeco on Southside (our other other other vertical video of the week). From UnderGround Booking UGB.

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Wrestling: Roman Reigns vs. Braun Strowman at WWE Live earlier this month at Legacy Arena downtown (our other other other other vertical video of the week). From Master of Muppets.

Ronda Rousey takes part in the eight-women tag team match. From Hm Gears.

The Shield tries a “triple powerbomb” on Dolph Ziggler (our other other other other other vertical video of the week). From Steel Chair.

Another angle on that bombed powerbomb. (our other other other other other other vertical video of the week). From Wrestling Era.

Wrestler Kevin Owens hates Birmingham!! From the WWE Insider.

Sharing plans for the WWE show (our final vertical video of the week). From WWE Wrestling Fan.

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Austin band GOAT and Your MOM performs earlier this month at the Nick on Southside. From J.J. Hoover.

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“If I Can’t Recall Your Name” by Ben Allen, Wendy Chen and Callie Cox.

A portrait of life with Alzheimer’s disease from caregivers, patients and others at the Caring for Adults through Respite, Enrichment and Socialization program.

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“Sustained” by Jackson Ross and Savannah Snowden.

Portraits of environmentally sustainable practices in education, art and business.

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“Around the World in 80 Steps” by Ohtra Awad, Chelsey Sanders and Katie Sherman.

Who knew Mexico, South Korea and Vietnam were neighbors? A portrait of three immigrant-owned restaurants all in one Green Springs strip mall.

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“Riders: The Stories Behind the Rescues” by Rubayet Kamal and Vivek Singh.

Members of Fire Station No. 2 on Southside describe the calls that stay with them.

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“We Are Southtown” by John Aiken and Hannah Bae.

Southtown Court residents are concerned about what will happen to them as their valuable land is redeveloped.

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“What Brings You in Today?” by Tyler Huang, Garrett Jebeles and Kevin Lee.

Doctors discuss narrative medicine and the rewards and challenges of treating the whole person in today’s health system.

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“Game Night” by Mitch Hoagland and Daniel Pinheiro.

A community of gamers on the joys of games without a screen as board games experience a resurgence.

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“The Journey of the Kings” by Abayomi Mason-Robinson and Dawson Miles.

Nonprofit organization Growing Kings specializes in mentoring African-American boys and teens through school and after-school programs.

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Intro from July’s Motion X church student conference at Legacy Arena downtown. From Cole Riddle.

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Talking with staffers at the Recovery Resource Center at Cooper Green Hospital on Southside. From Addiction Prevention Coalition.

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Birmingham Volleyball Club 16 Pink team playing at the Hoover Met. From Amy Caldbeck.

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Letting one loose at Walmart. From Large Marge.

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Highlights from August’s Smart Cities Readiness Workshop at the CrossPlex in Five Points West. From Alabama NewsCenter.

Presentation from Amen Ra Mashariki, head of urban analytics at Esri, at the workshop. From Alabama NewsCenter.

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Members of Kappa Omega Phi perform in August at Peyton Place Phase II in College Hills. From Kappa Omega Phi.

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Trains in Irondale and downtown. From Porkchop the Railfan.

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Bats in the attic seen through a gable vent. From Rid-a-Critter Inc.

Clearing out the gable vent to install a bat-proof trap. From Rid-a-Critter Inc.

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A family trip to Liberty Park. From Tŏng Yé.

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IndyCar racing at a virtual Barber Motorsports Park on “Grand Prix 3” as part of the International Formula Manager Championship. From JWF1.

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Bloomington folk-punk artist Austin Lucas performs “Alone in Memphis” in August at Seasick Records in Crestwood. From Dharma Charisma.

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Walking through LightRails downtown. From Buffett2010.

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Def Leppard performs “Two Steps Behind” in August at Legacy Arena downtown. From K. Fergie.

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Drone footage of a roof repaired after storm damage. From Home Rescue.

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A brief stop in Birmingham before vacation in Destin. From Maika Madison.

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Nashville country singer Jake Owen performs “The One That Got Away” in August at Regions Field downtown (our vertical video of the week). From Heather Bryant.

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The UAB class of 2022. From UAB News.

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Commercial for new downtown RealtySouth office. From RealtySouth.

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Heading up to the Vulcan Vista room at Cobb Lane Bed and Breakfast in Five Points South (our other vertical video of the week). From Anna and Louise.

Plus, making new friends at Sleek Sports Bar in Five Points South. From Anna and Louise.

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Getting treated at UAB Hospital. From Chelsie650.

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Aveda Institute graduate Lindsey Griffin talks about her experiences. From Free Spirit Visions.

And graduate Kyle Guess on his experiences. From Free Spirit Visions.

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Tribute to Henry Panion III, composer and UAB music professor, in August at the Heart and Soul: An Evening with Friends event. From Henry Panion.

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Members of the Virginia Ice Theatre company rollerblade around downtown and Vulcan. From Virginia Ice Theatre of Fairfax.

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Connecticut troupe Thomas/Ortiz Dance performs “From Birmingham to Baltimore,” a social justice piece comparing race relations in the 1960s and the current era. From Thomas/Ortiz Dance.

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Talking with DC Blox at Innovation Week Birmingham in July. From DC Blox Marketing.

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YouTuber Mikey Chen visits nonprofit organization KultureCity, Milo’s and Saw’s Soul Kitchen, with a cameo from Tuscaloosa boxer Deontay Wilder. From Mikey Chen.

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Drone footage of Railroad Park downtown. From Christian Jordan.

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Birmingham skateboarder Mark Eddings on the half-pipe. From Upton750.

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Working on a new track (our other other vertical video of the week). From Lil Dee YouTube.

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Atlanta’s Concorde Fire scores at August’s Liberty Cup Tournament in Vestavia Hills. From Jesse Cregar.

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Apple recites the poem “The Ballad of Birmingham” by Dudley Randall (our other other other vertical video of the week). From Alicen Felder.

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A trip to Birmingham for a doctor’s appointment, plus family fun at home. From Harley Loper.

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Birmingham Barons’ Danny Mendick hits a two-run homer against the Jackson Generals in August at Regions Field downtown. From Minor League Baseball.

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Commercial for Right at Home senior care agency in Vestavia Hills. From Right at Home.

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Selfie at the BJCC fountain downtown. From Tammy Posey Lovell.

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In the parking lot ready for a group ride. From U.B.L BikeLife #LongLiveZo.

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Visiting the Bessemer Municipal Airport. From Hole in the Clouds.

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Heading through town for some time at TopGolf in Uptown. From Hammereye 85.

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Virgil “Duke” Beasley, cultural resource investigator at the University of Alabama, discusses his archaeological research which includes Rickwood Field. From Discovering Alabama.

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College volleyball: Birmingham-Southern at West Alabama in August. From Brenda Luther.

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“The Birmingham Doll Moms challenge Dianna when she is pushing the Babies to dance harder in this scene from ‘Three’s a Crowd’ [of Lifetime’s ‘Bring It!’].” From Lifetime.

The Dancing Dolls of Birmingham compete at the Buckdown Baby Showdown at Antioch High School in Nashville. From Dancing Dolls.

And more from the competition. From Diamond Ne’Chelle.

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Dashcam footage of driving west on I-20/59 through Malfunction Junction to I-65 south. From Nick Payne.

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Members of Corazón de Alabama perform in August at Overtime Bar and Grill in Oxmoor. From Amanda de la Cataleya.

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Footage of footage, maybe (our final vertical video of the week). From JMC Enterprises.

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College football: Key Crimson Tide plays in Notre Dame vs. Alabama in 1986 at Legion Field. From Dpjr Bentford.

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The Miller Steam Plant near Quinton. From Go West USA.

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Birmingham country singer Trey Lewis performs in June at Tin Roof in Lakeview. From Trey Lewis.

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Part of the 1992 Iron Bowl at Legion Field. From Dpjr Bentford.

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Checking out the monthly Cast Iron Bowl-O-Rama at Sloss Furnaces. From Happenin’s in the ‘Ham.

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Talking with Willie Williams Jr. about North Birmingham art gallery Studio 2500. From 99 Voices.

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A look at the Birmingham Bar Association in 2017. From Birmingham Bar Association.

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Dashcam footage of I-20/59 southbound to downtown. From 601 Travels.

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SuicideGirls check out Birmingham in April. From Torie Suicide.

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The last day of classes at UAB. From Dustin Harrelson.

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Promo for the Live2Lead leadership conference in October at Regions Field downtown. From Richard Mobley | Seven Four.

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Ariel Banfalvy of St. Petersburg’s A and G Dance Academy performs at January’s Intrigue Dance Intensive competition at the Sheraton Birmingham downtown, winning Teen Improv. From AriBear503.

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Stunt car and helicopter in a scene filmed downtown for the action movie “Live” (our vertical video of the week). From Timothy A. Taylor.

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Dashcam footage of a traffic stop by Birmingham Police on I-459. From Serik186.

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Soccer: Birmingham Hammers vs. Tri-City FC Otters in June in Johnson City, Tenn. From Tri-Cities FC Otters.

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Highlights from Funk Fest in June at Legion Field. From Shout N 2 the Void Media S.

Oakland rapper Too Short performs at Funk Fest. From Fanga Man.

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Atlanta producer Zaytoven promoting the movie “Birds of a Feather.” From Brandon Gantt.

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A Center Point creek (our other vertical video of the week). From Madd1966dh.

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Walking around Meadow Brook. From Paul P.

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The view from the back seat at night (our other other vertical video of the week). From Ren 8 Rbg L-Rated.

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Joe Calamusa, managing director of the University of Alabama Sales Program, speaks to Southern Company employees on internal entrepreneurship in June. From Joe Calamusa.

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Seattle power pop band Supercrush performs “I Don’t Want to Be Sad Anymore” in June at Seasick Records in Crestwood. From Seasick Records.

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Birmingham city council member and Jefferson County Commission candidate Sheila Tyson on local TV show “Our Issues Birmingham.” From Our Issues Birmingham. From Our Issues Birmingham.

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CB action from Birmingham. From Charlie Brown.

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Hyundai Hope on Wheels awards $100,000 to two doctors at Children’s of Alabama on Southside. From Hyundai Hope on Wheels 2017.

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Drone footage of Forest Park. From Dunlap Productions.

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Minneapolis rapper Dessa performs in June at Saturn in Avondale. From Actress Gabrielle.

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Ad for a Community Reinvestment Act data analyst at a Birmingham bank. From Johnson Search Group.

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Animated fly-through of Bruno Cancer Center at St. Vincent’s on Southside. From TresD 3D Renderings and Animations.

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Hollywood rock band Black Veil Brides performs in April at Iron City on Southside. From Galactic Peacock Video Productions.

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Web series “Carnivorous” visits Birmingham with stops at El Barrio, Bettola, Hot and Hot Fish Club and Highlands Bar and Grill. From Cafeteria Films.

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Promo for Homewood’s Covenant Presbyterian Church summer choir. From Covenant Presbyterian Church.

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How Southside’s Independent Presbyterian Church works with adults with mild to moderate memory loss. From IPC Birmingham.

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Visiting Birmingham, including a trip to Yo’ Mama’s downtown and flying a drone. From Lecture Fan.

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Promo for free training in using handguns later this month. From Warrior Works.

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Walking downtown. From Edward Cabeza.

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A look at Thrive Clay Studio in Lakeview. From Alabama NewsCenter.

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Promo for John Carroll Catholic High School in Homewood. From Billy Ivey.

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A drone ball drop at Pine Tree Country Club in Irondale. From Computer Center of North America.

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Autism Society of Alabama executive director Melanie Jones welcomes guests to Saturday’s 20th annual Autism Shines Gala at the Grand Bohemian Hotel in Mountain Brook. From Zeekee.

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Drone footage of Birmingham Boulders in the Oxmoor neighborhood. From Vertical Solutions.

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Testimonial by Netta R. Jones for downtown law firm Morris Bart (our vertical video of the week). From Morris Bart LLC.

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Checking out the engine at night. From Deric McGuffie.

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Twelve hours of footage of the First U.S. Bank building on U.S. 280 near Whole Foods. From Graham and Company.

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Rock band Interstellar Boys performs “Roam” in July at WorkPlay in Lakeview (our other vertical video of the week). From Gram Noden.

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We Buy Houses talks with a seller (our other other vertical video of the week). From Jason LeSueur.

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Patient Lee Wilkerson discusses receiving the O-shot, a k a the orgasm shot, at Vitalogy Wellness Center in Homewood. From Vitalogy Wellness Center.

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Trains in Bessemer. From Birmingham Rail Productions.

Trains in Irondale. From Carson Bean.

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Birmingham barbershop quartet Silver Lining performs the National Anthem in July at Regions Field (our other other other vertical video of the week). From Dennis R. Jones.

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At the 22nd annual Back to School RESPECT Rally in July at Kelly Ingram Park. From the Vault.

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Exploring Kelly Ingram Park downtown. From SquirmyFeet Explores.

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UAB senior player Shaq Jones on the team’s special bond with the community. From SB Nation Radio Brian Schaible.

Talking with UAB football coach Bill Clark. From SB Nation Radio Brian Schaible.

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A look at the Birmingham Alive Family Fun Day in July at Legion Field. From Arkadia Films.

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Atlanta rock band Pylon Reenactment Society performs “Beep” in July at Saturn in Avondale. From Christopher Hill.

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Atlanta singer Puddles Pity Party, a k a Mike Geier, performs in July at Iron City on Southside (our other other other other vertical video of the week). From Hollie McDonald.

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The Male Chorus performs “Fix It Jesus” in July at Ephesus Seventh-Day Adventist Church in Smithfield. From Be Encouraged.

Gabriel’s Horns Ensemble performs “Jesus Is Love” in July at Ephesus. From Be Encouraged.

The Young Adult Choir performs “Don’t Cry” in July at Ephesus. From Be Encouraged.

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Riding the train around the Birmingham Zoo. From Jaguar TV Guatemala Santa Eulalia.

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Promo for the Ronald McDonald House of Alabama $5,000 fund-raiser for a new playground. From Planet Fundraiser.

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Miami rapper Nino Brown on Westside droppin’ knowledge (our other other other other other vertical video of the week). From Nino Brown.

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Pinson ministry Extended Hands Alliance holds a morning church service in July at Linn Park downtown (our other other other other other other vertical video of the week). From Angetodac.

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StartupBus visits Innovation Depot downtown. From Alabama NewsCenter.

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Candidates Michael “Mickey” Millsap and Angela Scoggins-Watson participate in July’s District 5 school board debate at First United Methodist Church downtown. From Birmingham Alabama.

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Hanging out in Birmingham, visiting Barber Motorsports Park in Leeds, Railroad Park downtown and Dreamland Bar-B-Que on Southside. From Peter Khamphouvong.

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Drone footage of sunset downtown. From BM Media.

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Waiting on the Amtrak at the downtown train station. From Amtrak Fan219.

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Nashville country band Farewell Angelina performs “Radioactive” in June at the Lyric Theatre downtown. From Farewell Angelina.

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Highlight reel from the 2016 youth football season. From Yung Playa Entertainment.

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Birmingham’s Keon Barnum smacks an RBI single against the Pensacola Blue Wahoos earlier this month at Regions Field. From Minor League Baseball.

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What Anna loves about Birmingham. From Anna Gleason.

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Special 360-degree views of Vulcan Park, Regions Field, Sloss Furnaces, Kelly Ingram Park and the Pizitz Food Hall. From Southern Living.

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A look at the Kids and Jobs program by the Birmingham Mayor’s Office Division of Youth Services and nonprofit organization Navigate Affordable Housing Partners. From Navigate Affordable Housing Partners.

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Temple vs. Alabama in 1991 at Legion Field. From Alabama Historian.

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Memphis rappers Young Dolph and Key Glock in Birmingham (our final vertical video of the week). From I Got the Dirt.

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Montgomery rapper Trick Elmoe performs at Side Effects in Smithfield. From TrillionGangTV.

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A recent episode of “Black America” titled “The Conscience of America: Birmingham’s Fight for Civil Rights,” with host Carol Jenkins, niece of Birmingham business leader A.G. Gaston. From Cunytv75.

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Drone footage of Southside and the Birmingham area. From Seacrest_FPV.

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Promo for the Live2Lead conference in October at Regions Field. From Richard Mobley | Seven Four.

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Driving in Pelham on U.S. 31 south. From los Reyes De la Rima Spdr.

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Highlights from July’s Motion X church student conference at Legacy Arena downtown. From Jayme Robinson.

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Texas Travelers pitcher Elizabeth Schaefer hits a walk-off double against the Birmingham Thunderbolts to move Texas into the semi-finals of the 2017 USA Softball National Championships in July in Dallas. From Texas Travelers Softball.

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Gospel quartet the Pilgrim Jubilees performs “Rich Man, Poor Man” at the Alabama Theatre downtown. From Coy Cuff.

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A quick look at the Birmingham Civil Rights Institute. From Quikthinking Software.

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A look at Birmingham in videos …

Birmingham Hammers at Chattanooga Football Club in July. From Chattanooga Football Club.

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Train. From Ritu J.

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Rapper David Banner in July at the Shoe Clinic in Five Points South. From AllGODbuddy.

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The Prblms performs “Clearview” and “Lane Switch” at the Syndicate Lounge on Southside. From The Prblms.

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Chatting at T-Bones restaurant in Five Points South. From Fill in the Pieces.

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Praise break at the 98th International Holy Convocation at the Sheraton Birmingham downtown (our vertical video of the week). From James K. Jefferson.

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Birmingham’s Black Jacket Symphony performs “And Your Bird Can Sing” in 2014 at WorkPlay in Lakeview. From Treser62.

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Pelham’s Southern Knights Drum and Bugle Corps performs at July’s Drum Corps International competition at Samford’s Seibert Stadium. From Chris Deal.

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A visit to Reed Books downtown (our vertical video of the week). From R.J. Wilson.

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A July episode of “Our Issues Birmingham” with Birmingham mayoral candidate Chris Woods. From Our Issues Birmingham.

Commercial for Birmingham mayoral candidate Frank Matthews. From Frank Matthews.

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Talking with Lane Odin of Birmingham retailer Cigars and More at the International Premium Cigar and Pipe Retailers’ 85th annual convention in Las Vegas. From Micallef Cigars.

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Tennis highlights: UAB at South Florida in March in Tampa. From JoeKing32.

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Summer road trip from South Carolina to Jacksonville, Fla., to Enterprise and Birmingham. From Healthy Ai.

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Flash flood late July along Patton Creek in Vestavia Hills. From Live Storms Media.

Hugh flash flood by Diplomat Deli in Vestavia Hills. From Weather Nation.

More flooding near the Birmingham-Shuttlesworth International Airport. From Storm Chasing Video.

Flood footage from social media users. From Weather Channel.

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Vlogging while driving to the Levite Jewish Community Center (our vertical video of the week). From Jay Burnham.

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South Florida vs. South Carolina in the last play of December’s Birmingham Bowl at Legion Field. From Alec Monies.

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Driving in Birmingham. From Justin Campbell.

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A magic trick (our vertical video of the week). From Dedrick Ander.

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Los Angeles rock band Hey Violet performs “Hoodie” in July at Brookwood Village in Homewood (our vertical video of the week). From That Irwin Girl.

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The 1990 Iron Bowl at Legion Field. From Alabama Historian.

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A report from the bus in the rain (our vertical video of the week). From Madison DeGraffenreid.

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Stormy skies in Vestavia Hills (our vertical video of the week). From Jay Burnham.

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Candidate forum for Birmingham district No. 2 in late July at East Lake United Methodist Church. From I Believe in Birmingham.

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Walking to Anytime Fitness in Vestavia Hills to work out. From Kyle Gainey.

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Drone footage of a driveway in progress in the Oak Meadows neighborhood. From Wright Construction Birmingham.

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Trucking along I-65 from Franklin, Ky., to Birmingham. From Big Rig Travels.

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Exploring the city at What’s on 2nd and Edgar’s Bakery downtown, Silvertron Cafe in Forest Park and Liberty Park in Vestavia Hills. From Robert Gurule.

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A confession. From Steven San Lucas.

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Driving in the rain westbound on I-20 at the I-459 junction. From Ritu J.

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Pensacola rapper Cremro Smith performs in July at the Nick on Southside (our vertical video of the week). From UndergroundBooking Jimbo.

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Fun times at the Birmingham Zoo and the Riverchase Galleria. From Shiiyo.

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Hunting for an RV park. From Squirmy Feet Explores.

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A snippet of Western Kentucky vs. UAB in 1996 at Legion Field. From WKU Library Special Collections.

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Gadsden hip-hop artist Big Henri and Bray perform in July at the Nick on Southside. From UndergroundBooking Jimbo.

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Chris Reid of Reid Law Firm on Southside discusses visitation rights. From Christopher Reid.

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Checking out downtown via Google Maps Street View (our vertical video of the week). From Lopez Alexander.

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Rapper Chezzy Boy performs at the Nick on Southside. From RVLI Video.

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An orangutan at the Birmingham Zoo (our vertical video of the week). From Ritu J.

More from the zoo: swan, flamingos, pony and giraffes. From Kait Mauro.

Even more: Burmese python and red-and-green macaw. From Kait Mauro.

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Demonstrating clean variations at CrossFit Birmingham in Inverness. From Rigorous Media.

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British cover band the Molly Ringwalds performs “Home Sweet Home” in July at Iron City on Southside (our vertical video of the week). From Steppencat.

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Birmingham to add United Soccer League team in 2019. From Alabama NewsCenter.

Promo for new USL team. From Brian Curtin.

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Coming from South Carolina for the Southern Sportsman’s Apparel booth at the 34th annual World Deer Expo in July at the BJCC Exhibition Halls downtown. From Kyle Gainey.

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Talking with A.J. Johnson, pastor from Hartford, Conn., about July’s March for Justice downtown. From Revival That Works.

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A trip to the Birmingham Botanical Gardens. From Gowestusa.

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Promo for nonprofit organization STAIR of Birmingham, or Start the Adventure in Reading. From STAIR of Birmingham.

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A look at Birmingham in videos …

Driving west on I-20/59 toward downtown. From S. Kite.

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CBS report “Who Speaks for Birmingham” from 1961, on the racial divide between black and white communities. From Hezakya Newz and Music.

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One year after witnessing gunfire on a Birmingham street. From WVTM-13 News.

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Alabama junior wide receiver Calvin Ridley at SEC Media Days in July at the Wynfrey Hotel in Hoover. From Nationwide Sports Highlights.

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Riding the train at the Birmingham Zoo. From Ms. Bo.

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Riding around town. From Jay Burnham.

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Cypher 2017, rapping on the street. From Big Phil the Director.

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“Good Day Alabama” segment on the 2008 exhibit “Leonardo da Vinci: Drawings from the Biblioteca Reale in Turin” at the Birmingham Museum of Art. From Mill City Profiles.

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Birmingham folk group the New Hooteneers perform “Saro Jane” in 2015 at Vestavia Hills United Methodist Church. From P Johnson.

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Highlights from Nashville country singer Jon Langston’s concert in April at Iron City on Southside. From Andrew Langston.

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West side. From Birmingham Entertainment.

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Birmingham law firm Hare, Wynn, Newell and Newton assists with the Higher Academics Summer School mock trial. From Telegraph Creative.

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Mike Brown performs his one-man show “Dr. Shropshire Tells It All” at June’s Civitan Centennial Celebration Convention at the Sheraton Birmingham downtown. The play tells the story of Dr. Courtney Shropshire, founder of the organization. From Civitan International.

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Flying Southwest from Austin to Birmingham by way of Tampa. From the Airplane Channel.

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Nashville sales coach Michaeal Burt speaks to Keller Williams agents in their Alabaster office. From Coach Micheal Burt.

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Drone footage of downtown and Regions Field. From Andrewsfury.

More drone footage of downtown. From Alex McAnnally.

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Birmingham infielder Keon Barnum scores his 13th home run against the Biloxi Shuckers in July at MGM Park. From Minor League Baseball.

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Feeding the giraffes at the Birmingham Zoo (our vertical video of the week). From Ritu J.

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Memphis rapper Project Pat performs in July at the Nick on Southside (our vertical video of the week). From Undergroundbooking Jimbo.

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Bounty hunters raid a house in the Birmingham area at night. From Bama Fugitive Recovery.

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A World Changers mission team spends a week in July in Birmingham fixing up a house. From World Changers.

Highlights from July’s weeklong Mission Serve mission trip in Birmingham. From Mission Serve.

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Squirrel hole. From Rid-a-Critter Inc.

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Trailer for 2013 film “Clubhouse,” written and directed by Birmingham’s Yuri Shapochka and filmed locally. From Shape Films.

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Talking with Daroneshia Duncan, founder of Transgender Advocates Knowledgeable Empowerment, for #ShowUp Stories, part of Google’s celebration of Pride Month. From Conor McBride.

Talking with Tori Sisson and Shanté Wolfe, the first same-sex couple to marry in Alabama, for #ShowUp Stories. From Google.

Talking with Ashfaq Taufique, president of the Birmingham Islamic Society, for #ShowUp Stories. From Google.

Talking with state representative Patricia Todd, Alabama’s first and only openly gay legislator, for #ShowUp Stories. From Google.

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Covering Alabama State at SWAC Media Day in July at the Birmingham Marriott. Nationwide Sports Highlights

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Twerking! From RNM TeeV.

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Dining at the Birmingham-Shuttlesworth International Airport. From the Kid Gamer.

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Greyhound racing in July at the Birmingham Race Course. From Jay Burnham.

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Highlights of Birmingham’s recent developments. From Alabama NewsCenter.

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Music video for “Let It Bang,” by Birmingham hip-hop artist Nerves Baddington. From Nerves Baddington.

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Parisian metalcore band Betraying the Martyrs performs “Lost for Words” in July at Zydeco on Southside. From Aaron Jones.

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Missouri Christian comedian/singer-songwriter Tim Hawkins performs in July at the BJCC Concert Hall downtown. From Yellow Jacket Gamer.

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Birmingham montage of mayhem. From Karuuum Lolina.

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WWE’s “SmackDown Live” in July at Legacy Arena downtown. From My Damn Toys.

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Birmingham comedian Michael Ruffino performs an impression of Sean Connery as James Bond. From Michael Ruffino Comedy.

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The Tragic City Rollers compete against the Chattanooga Rollergirls in February at the Zamora Shrine Temple in Irondale. From J. Toob.

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A rant about Hoover restaurants closed for “inclement weather” in January (our vertical video of the week). From Ann Walker.

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February fire at Park at Carlyle apartments (a k a Aspen Run Apartments) in Homewood. From Vladimir Fuerte.

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Comedian Michael Blackson’s After Party in January at the Merienda Lounge on Southside. From Matrell Smith.

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Visiting Vulcan, including a climb up the stairs. From Andrew Reams.

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Protestors at January’s Rally for Refugees and Immigrants at the Birmingham-Shuttlesworth International Airport. From Tom Gordon.

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Down the interstate at night (our other vertical video of the week). From Maggie McGowan.

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Students from Mobile’s Centre for Performing Arts performs “Maestro” in March at the Alabama Theatre downtown. From Masquerade Dance.

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February report from WIAT-42 on racist KKK graffiti in West End. From WIAT-42.

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Richard Arrington Jr. talks about becoming Birmingham’s first black mayor. From Alabama NewsCenter.

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A feature on the Birmingham Box. From Joshua J. Hamilton.

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Performances from December’s 24 Seven Dance Convention closing show at the Sheraton Birmingham downtown. From Dance Competition Captures.

Kaylin Motton of Florence performs “Change” at the 24 Seven Dance Convention. From Kaylin Motton.

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Talking with Laura Lou Delehanty, history teacher at Woodlawn High School. From KnowledgeWorks.

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A performance of “O the Blood” at March’s Women of Grace Conference at Life of Faith Church in Irondale. From Women of Grace Conferences.

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Music video for “Bag” by Birmingham rappers Yayo Jugg and Montrell Towns. From Phreal Innovations.

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A casual drive in the city. From Murdaham Flocka.

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Commercial for Birmingham’s Glow app. From the Glow App.

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Promo for RentMonster apartment finding service. From RentMonster.

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Birmingham Water Works billing issues press conference in February with general manager Mac Underwood. From WIAT-42.

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Highlight reel for the 2016-17 season of the Ramsay Lady Rams basketball team. From Christopher Cooper.

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New Jersey rock band Vasudeva performs “Tuxford Fall” in March at Zydeco on Southside. From Mrshamoozoo.

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Ontario Christian rock band Thousand Foot Krutch performs “A Different Kind of Dynamite” in March at Legacy Arena downtown (our other other vertical video of the week). From Jerry Watkins.

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Sign-off and sign-on for WTTO-21 and WABM-68, featuring “The Star-Spangled Banner.” From SFS Alternate.

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Promo for project with Urban Hope Community Church and Clerestory to help Fairfield. From the Gospel Coalition.

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Dancing Dolls of Birmingham vs. Nashville’s Mini Allstarz. From Dancing Dolls.

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House damaged by squirrels. From Rid-a-Critter Inc.

Helmet-cam footage of a grey squirrel hole in a house’s soffit (our other other other vertical video of the week). From Rid-A-Critter Inc.

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Hanging out with friends at Oak Mountain State Park. From Emily Wehner.

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Alabama Power working with the City of Birmingham to install LED lighting. From Alabama NewsCenter.

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Chihuahua band La Fiera de Ojinaga performs in December at El Sol on Valley Avenue. From Adriana Suarez.

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Recruitment video for Birmingham’s tech community. From TechBirmingham.

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Hanging out around Railroad Park downtown. From David Echols.

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Glenn and Carol Arnette discuss her double-lung transplant at UAB Hospital. From B1Jeff.

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Moving a grand piano at Birmingham-Southern College. From Road Runner Moving.

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Fighting the Empire at February’s World of Wheels at the Birmingham-Jefferson Convention Complex. From Ghost Boy.

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San Diego alt-rock band Switchfoot performs “Love Alone Is Worth the Fight” in October at Iron City on Southside. From Bobbieann Cooke.

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This 3,000-mile Southern road trip includes stops at Birmingham’s Kelly Ingram Park, Railroad Park, Botanical Gardens and Dreamland Bar-B-Que on Southside. From Rockaby.

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Bodybuilders compete in July’s NGA Old Navy Natural Pro Am Classic at Homewood High School. From Chris Tippins.

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Dallas indie rock artist Taylor Phelan’s tour included a February show at the Nick on Southside. From Mike Windle.

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WWE wrestler John Cena greets fans after a match in January at Legacy Arena. From AL.com.

Watching the WWE event in January. From SupermanLuke 66.

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Syreeta Cooper performs “He Had Me Open” in March at Legends Sports Lounge downtown (our other other other other vertical video of the week). From Syreeta Marie Writes.

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New York hip-hop producer Gramatik performs on New Year’s Eve at Legacy Arena downtown. From Michael Anthony.

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Kayaking on Hurricane Creek in Moss Rock Preserve. From Real Crazy Stuntmen.

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Highlights from the 1973 Iron Bowl at Legion Field in Graymont. From Bama Rewind.

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Mexican ska band Inspector performs “Ska Voovee Boobie Baby” in March at El Sol on Valley Avenue. From Vladimir Fuerte.

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UAB’s Dr. Sudha Kodali presents on “Refractory ascites due to hepatic sarcoidosis” at the 7th annual Global Congress on Gastroenterology and Endoscopy in September in Atlanta. From Conference Series.

UAB’s Sergey Mirov presents “Mid-infrared lasers based on transition metal doped II-VI semiconductors” at the 2014 International Conference and Exhibition on Lasers, Optics and Photonics in Philadelphia. From Conference Series.

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Confronting a fear of heights while visiting Vulcan. From Michael Anthony TV.

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Demo reel for WIAT-42 reporter Cameron Edgeworth. From Cameron Edgeworth.

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Demo reel for Birmingham R&B-pop band Original Point of View. From Stanley Parrish Jr.

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An icy I-459 in January. From AccuWeather.

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Model Jacobi Hatch filmed in Birmingham for Calvin Klein’s spring campaign. From Calvin Klein .

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Highlight reel for Drew Thomas, senior point guard for Thompson High. From Street Light Recruiting.

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Bluegrass artist Sam Bush Band performs “A Satisfied Mind” in February at the Lyric Theatre downtown. From Sonnie Dundal1.

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UAB’s Dr. Gabrielle Rocque discusses “The Oncology Care Model: Transforming Practices” at March’s Quality Care Symposium in Orlando. From Harborside Press.

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Scenes from the 12th annual Cherry Blossom Festival in March at the Birmingham Botanical Gardens. From Emory Desu.

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Baltimore indie pop band Lower Dens performs in 2016 at Avondale venue Saturn for an episode of Alabama Public Television’s “Subcarrier.” From Subcarrier.

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Welcome to Birmingham interstate traffic jams. From B.G. and K’Bella UnCut.

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Birmingham Blaze vs. Bessemer’s Marvel City Tigers in March at Parker High School in Smithfield. From T4Films.

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California DJ G Jones performs “Pineapple (remix)” in December at Old Car Heaven on Southside. From James Thielman.

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Memphis-based Wright Construction shows off its 2016 projects in Birmingham. From Wright Construction Birmingham.

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Columbus, Ohio, alt-hip-hop duo Twenty One Pilots performs “Migraine” in February at Legacy Arena downtown. From xCcourtneyYx.

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Dedication of the UAB Hospital labyrinth in January at Spain Rehabilitation Center. From Malcolm Marler.

More on the labyrinth. From University of Alabama at Birmingham.

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Girls’ basketball. From Ural Mitchell.

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Marc DeWitt of Dayton’s Sinclair Community College on the 16th Street Baptist Church bombing in 1963. From Sinclair College.

“Religion and Ethics NewsWeekly” 2013 story on the 50th anniversary of the bombing of 16th Street Baptist Church. From Kim Lawton.

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New York alt-rock band Nada Surf performs “Friend Hospital” in October at Saturn in Avondale. From Collapsible_lung.

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Highland Park’s Independent Presbyterian Church Youth Grant Team made a commitment to change lives and stuck to it. From IPC Birmingham.

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Promo for June 8 appearance by San Diego sales consultant Claude Diamond. From Alabama Real Estate Investor Association.

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Public service announcements by Birmingham AIDS Outreach. From Paul Cordes Wilm.

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Stretching warmup. From Chaos a k a C4.

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Making the ascent at High Point Climbing and Fitness in Inverness (our other other other other other vertical video of the week). From Sean Moffett.

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Birmingham band Creature Camp performs as part of the Welcome to Monotonia series. From Daniel Hargett.

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Driving from I-22 to I-65 down past I-459 junction. From Gatorpics09.

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Visiting the predator exhibit at the Birmingham Zoo. From Jon Cullen.

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Handing out groceries to residents of housing projects with the Birmingham Dream Center. From Becky from Bama.

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The Tin Shop, a 1967 Chevrolet C10 pickup truck, at February’s World of Wheels at the Birmingham-Jefferson Convention Complex. From ScottieDTV.

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Boston Celtic punk band the Dropkick Murphys perform in March at Iron City on Southside. From Sean Mahoney.

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Christmas with the Salvation Army. From Bham Salvation Army.

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Highlights for Alabama Southern Community College power forward Kyla Evans against Wallace State at March’s ACCC State Basketball Tournament at Lawson State in Industrial Center. From Kyla Evans.

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Drone flying, with a brief break to get red clay out of the motor. From the Flying Mechanic.

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Students from Irondale’s NS Dance Studio perform “Renaissance” at February’s Industry Dance Awards at the Alabama Theatre. From KARtv.

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Talking with homeless men. From Alabama Media Group.

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An interview with members of Birmingham punk band Burden Control. From Wildflowerirl.

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Workers for Christ United builds Mount Pleasant Baptist Church in Gordo. From Workers for Christ United Birmingham, AL.

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Birthday road trip from Birmingham to Washington. From IA Film Group.

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Talking with Alabaster dentist Thomas Dudney. From Catapult Education.

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Arizona rock band Jimmy Eat World performs “The Middle” in March at Iron City on Southside. From A. Levy.

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James Hinchcliffe races in the No. 27 GoDaddy car
at the Honda Indy Grand Prix of Alabama.

Birmingham isn’t just Barons and other-city football. Take a look at the loaded calendar of sports for 2015, including a February of nonstop track and field, plus marathons, new pro football, three basketball tournaments and the Tide playing home games in Hoover.

Baseball

• Birmingham Barons: The 2015 season begins at home on April 9 at Regions Field with a five-game series against the Mobile BayBears.
• Crimson Tide: The University of Alabama baseball team will have its season opener Feb. 13 at the Hoover Met with 31 home games there. The Tide is spending the season off campus as Sewell-Thomas Stadium has a $35 million renovation.
• SEC Tournament: Speaking of the Met, the conference capper returns May 19-24. Hoover has been the annual home of the tournament since 1998.

Basketball

• AHSAA Tournament: Boys and girls high school teams from 1A to 7A converge Feb. 23-28 at the BJCC’s Legacy Arena.
• Birmingham Blitz: The semi-pro team should have games through March, with a new season starting in November.
• Conference USA Tournament: For the first, and probably last, time, Birmingham will play host to the men’s and women’s tournament. (UAB’s Bartow Arena held the 1996 women’s tourney.) The women will play opening rounds at Bartow. The women’s semifinals on and the all the men’s games will be at the BJCC’s Legacy Arena. UAB will likely be dropped from Conference USA in 2015 after the school punted football.
• SIAC Tournament: The men’s and women’s tournament returns March 3-7 to the CrossPlex.

Football

• Alabama Outlawz: The minor league team’s home opener is April 11 at Bill Harris Arena at the CrossPlex.
• Birmingham Bowl: 11 a.m. Saturday. Legion Field. Florida vs. East Carolina. $30-$50. Airing on ESPN.
• Birmingham Freedom: The 14th try’s the charm, as a new pro league with a new local franchise. The teams kick off May 16, schedule TBD.
• Hoover Bucs: The first defending 7A champion will open its season on the road against Oakland in Murfreesboro, Tenn., probably on or near Aug. 21. We mention it because it’ll probably be on ESPN.
• Labor Day Golden Classic: The annual event returns after a 3-year absence, pitting Miles against the University of North Alabama Sept. 6 (the day before Labor Day) at Legion Field.
• Magic City Classic: The nation’s largest black college football game, played since 1924, is on Halloween at Legion Field.

Golf

• Regions Tradition: The Champions Tour returns May 11-17 at Shoal Creek with a $2.2 million purse at stake.

Hockey

• Frozen Tide: The Alabama hockey team is off to a rousing 14-3 start, with home games at the Pelham Civic Complex throughout January, culminating in the SECHC Tournament Feb. 6-8.

Multi-sport

• Bike Link Buster Britton Memorial Triathlon: The 29th annual race takes place June 13 at Oak Mountain State Park.
• USA Triathlon Off-Road National Championship: A triathlon and sprint on May 16 at Oak Mountain State Park. [added Jan. 4]
• Whistle Stop Duathlon: The March 28 event features a sprint and a standard race, starting in Irondale.

Racing

• Honda Indy Grand Prix of Alabama: Fans will see Graham Rahal, Marco Andretti, Helio Castroneves, Will Power and two-time defending champ Ryan Hunter-Reay go by real fast. April 24-26 at Barber Motorsports Park.
• Triumph SuperBike Classic: Excitement on two wheels, June 21-22 at Barber Motorsports Park.

Rugby

• Birmingham Vulcans: The first match of the year is Feb. 7 against Jackson at Krebs Field, Ramsay Park.

Running

• Magic City Half Marathon: Benefitting the Ruben Studdard Foundation for the Advancement of Children in the Music Arts. Nov. 22.
• Mercedes Marathon: Got what it takes to run the Boston Marathon? Prove it right here Feb. 20-22.
• Vulcan Run: More than 1,500 runners will stream through downtown Nov. 7 in one of the most popular local 10K races.

Track and Field

• AHSAA Indoor Tournament: High schools compete for state titles Feb. 5-7 at the CrossPlex.
• College Tournaments: No less than five conferences will hold track and field championships over 13 days in February at the CrossPlex. Southland: Feb. 16-17; SWAC: Feb. 21-22; Sun Belt: Feb. 23-24; Conference USA: Feb. 25-26; SIAC: Feb. 27-28.
• NCAA Division II Indoor Championship: The CrossPlex will hold the big event March 13-14; the Division I Championship will be there in 2016.

Volleyball

• AHSAA Tournament: The high school state championship will be Oct. 29-30 at the CrossPlex.

Which events will you see in 2015? Shout it out in the comments.

Don’t miss the 2015 Birmingham food and drink preview!

Auburn to Outback; Birmingham Bowl taps Florida, East Carolina

Alabama celebrates its SEC Championship win over Missouri.

It’s been a crazier-than-usual week for football in Alabama …

• For the 6th consecutive year, a team from the state will be battling for the national championship. No. 1 Alabama (12-1) faces No. 4. Ohio State (12-1) in the Allstate Sugar Bowl on New Year’s Day in New Orleans.

The winner faces either No. 2 Oregon (12-1) or No. 3 Florida State (13-0) on Jan. 12 in Dallas.

Alabama beat No. 16 Missouri 42-13 Saturday in Atlanta for its 24th SEC Championship. Hueytown native and persistent troublemaker Jameis Winston led Florida State over No. 12 Georgia Tech 37-35 in the ACC title game.

• No. 19 Auburn (8-4) will head to Tampa, also playing on New Year’s Day, for the Outback Bowl, facing No. 18 Wisconsin (10-3).

• South Alabama (6-6) will play in Montgomery’s inaugural Raycom Media Camellia Bowl on Dec. 20, taking on Bowling Green (7-6).

• In the Naming Sponsorship Still Available Birmingham Bowl on Jan. 3, Florida (6-5) will battle East Carolina (8-4). The Gators are making their first trip to this bowl, while the Pirates lost to South Florida in the first then-called PapaJohns.com Bowl in 2006.

• Mobile’s GoDaddy Bowl will have Arkansas State (7-5) in its fourth consecutive appearance Jan. 4. The Red Wolves won two out of three times and will face Toledo (8-4), last in the bowl in 2005 beating Texas-El Paso.

• UAB will not go bowling. The Blazers finished 6-6, with slim hopes of a bowl bid turned even slimmer by Tuesday’s announcement that the program was kaput.

• The 66th annual Reese’s Senior Bowl takes place Jan. 24 in Mobile. The South leads the series over the North 29-26-3.

• In last week’s high school finals …

• Hoover beat Prattville 35-21 to win the first ever 7A championship.
• Leeds defeated Deshler 30-0 for the 4A title.
• Clay-Chalkville topped Saraland 36-31 for the 6A championship, finishing a perfect 15-0.
• Pleasant Grove lost to St. Paul’s 35-13 in the 5A finals.

Video: Announcement of the Top 4 teams

The Frozen Tide faces Arkansas tonight and Saturday in Pelham.

The 10th season of Alabama club hockey is going strong, with only one loss among its opening nine games. Tonight and Saturday, the Frozen Tide faces Arkansas (11-5-0) in its first SECHC matches of the season.

The Razorbacks have been playing since September, already having defeated new West Division provisional member Auburn in two early games.

Faceoff is at 8 tonight and 1 p.m. Saturday on home ice at the Pelham Civic Complex, 500 Amphitheater Road [map]. Tickets are $5 at the door.

The games are available on Pay-Per-View for $6.99 or free streaming audio.

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