Brooklyn rap group SLFSH performs in September at Zydeco on Southside. From Dontr3y_Zmg.
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The making of a Korean Steamed Bun at the Shindigs truck. From AMS Administrator.
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Winners of the 2017 Vulcans Community Awards from earlier this month. From Starnes Digital.
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The kickoff of Alabama’s bicentennial celebration in October in downtown Birmingham. From Alabama NewsCenter.
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English rock band the Struts performs in October at Legacy Arena downtown. From It Is Alive.
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When you can’t play “Call of Duty: WWII” (our vertical video of the week). From Madd1966dh.
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Snow in 2016 (our other vertical video of the week). From Alabama Wx.
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Driving past construction and an auto accident on I-20/59. From la Palmada Guerrero.
Driving on I-65. From Real Karma.
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Hiking along Village Creek near Adamsville. From Freshwater Land Trust.
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A look at 65 South Fest 2017 in August at Zydeco on Southside. From 65 South.
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Cheerleader battle in October at the Magic City Classic Kickoff event at Bill Harris Arena in Five Points West. From Covering All River Region Sports Alabama State.
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Drone footage of Sloss Furnaces. From Todd Mass.
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Takeoff from Birmingham-Shuttlesworth International Airport. From Roque Lara.
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Commercial for Drake Law Firm. From Drake Law Firm.
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Roofing work. From el Señor de el Trabajo.
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Highlights from a panel on “What’s Next in Labor and Employment?” earlier this month at the Birmingham School of Law on Southside. Participants were Trent Scofield, Burr and Forman; Katrina Cade, PrideStaff; Josh Laney, Alabama Department of Education; Jeff Lynn, Alabama Community College System; and Forrest Cook, S.S. Nesbitt and Company. From Alabama NewsCenter.
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Mayor William Bell at the 2017 Magic City Classic (our other other vertical video of the week). From Birmingham Hood News.
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Arkansas country singer Justin Moore performs “I Could Kick Your Ass” in October at the BJCC Concert Hall downtown. From Wounded Warrior Alabama.
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The 12th annual My Favorite Poem event in July at Emmet O’Neal Library in Mountain Brook. From Birmingham Art.
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Nashville country singer Dylan Scott performs “My Girl” in October at the BJCC Concert Hall downtown. From Wounded Warrior Alabama.
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Frost advisory. From Alabama Birmingham Weather.
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Chattanooga funk band Soul Mechanic performs “America” on Halloween at Zydeco on Southside. From Live and Listen.
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Rock band Chicago performs earlier this month at the BJCC Concert Hall downtown. From Julio Tabin del Pinal.
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The Alabama State Mighty Marching Hornets’ halftime show at the 2017 Magic City Classic in October at Legion Field. From ShowtimeWeb.
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Building an interstate overpass downtown. From Forterra BP.
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Comedian Bill Burr performs in September at the Alabama Theatre downtown (our other other other vertical video of the week). From Toe Knee.
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Lifting weights at Gold’s Gym. From Renewed Strength Fitness 4031.
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Birmingham Thunderbolts at October’s Diamond 9 Sun Classic Fall Showcase in Orlando. From Madison Frey.
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Los Angeles indie folk duo the Milk Carton Kids performs “Michigan” in October at the Lyric Theatre downtown (our final vertical video of the week). From Sean Mahoney.
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UAB University Innovation Fellows candidate Haifa AlHarrasi. From Haifa AlHarrasi.
Candidate Callie Cox. From Callie Cox.
Candidate Joshua Lim. From Joshua Lim.
Candidate Alex Plazas. From Alex Plazas.
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Recap of the 10th weekend of high school football earlier this month. From Starnes Publishing.
Preview of the 11th weekend of high school football earlier this month. From Starnes Publishing.
Randall Woodfin sings “Dear Old Morehouse” with other alumni after his mayoral runoff victory earlier this month (our vertical video of the week). From Willie Hudgins.
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Looking out over the city. From Takei Broha.
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Christi Lones, assistant history professor at York College in Nebraska, on her recent trip to Birmingham. From York College.
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Let’s Play session on “Microsoft Flight Simulator X,” flying from Birmingham to Huntsville. From Jeremy Hall.
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Promo for MealFit food delivery service in Inverness. From MealFit.
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Inspecting a hole in a rain gutter made by a rat (our other vertical video of the week). From Rid-a-Critter Inc.
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Driving near downtown. From Hunter Lock.
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Nashville Christian band Judah and the Lion performs earlier this month at Iron City on Southside (our other other vertical video of the week). From Sue Ann Hitchner.
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London punk rock band the Vibrators perform earlier this month at the Nick on Southside. From J.J. Hoover.
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South Carolina Christian rock band Needtobreathe performs “Something Beautiful” earlier this month at the Alabama Theatre downtown. From Brian Coleman.
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Highlights from the Barber Vintage Festival earlier this month. From Curtis Edwards.
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Country band Marty Stuart and His Fabulous Superlatives performs “Country Music Got a Hold on Me” in May at the Lyric Theatre downtown. From George Shorter.
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Scottsdale electronic musician Liquid Stranger performs earlier this month at Zydeco on Southside. From J.J. Hoover.
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Promo for Williford Chiropractic and Wellness on Valley Avenue. From Yellow Pages.
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Sips and Hips belly dancing class earlier this month at Mountain Brook Yoga, led by Janelle Issis, contestant on “So You Think You Can Dance” in 2012. From Janelle Issis.
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Dr. Peter Van Hoy of Premier Surgery in North Shelby County injects Botox into nurse Joely Garth’s cheeks. From Premier Plastic Surgery Center.
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Compilation of Birmingham models. From Finn.
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Columbus, Ohio, rock band Starset performs “Down with the Fallen” and “Frequency” earlier this month at WorkPlay in Lakeview. From DTenacity.
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Recap of the seventh weekend of high school football earlier this month. From Starnes Publishing.
Preview of the eighth weekend of high school football earlier this month. From Starnes Publishing.
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Rapping in black and white (our other other other vertical video of the week). From Tony Montez.
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Hamburg electronic music band VNV Nation performs earlier this month at Saturn in Avondale (our other other other other vertical video of the week). From Sharon Rosenow.
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Drone footage of Railroad Park downtown. From Stevoramo.
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Chicago alt-rock band Wilco performs “The Waiting” earlier this month at the Alabama Theatre downtown. From Tigsy23.
Wilco performs “Impossible Germany.” From Ashley Eubanks.
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John Hall of Avondale’s Post Office Pies cooks for a private party on Southside. From Vicki Winters.
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Playing with Alabama United Nerf at Avondale Park. From Southern Alabama Nerf.
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A group from Vestavia Hills’ Champions Freestyle MMA visits the UFC Performance Institute in Las Vegas. From Champions Mixed Martial Arts.
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Stanislas de Longeaux, a k a “Stanimal,” on the set of “Bigger” filming downtown. From Stan Imal.
A workout before flying to Birmingham and checking in at the hotel. From Stan Imal.
Hitting Gold’s Gym in Vestavia Hills and walking around downtown. From Stan Imal.
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Drone footage of new asphalt at Inverness Village strip mall. From Wright Construction Birmingham.
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Posing with Birmingham mayor William Bell during a campaign meeting. From Takei Broha.
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Visiting WaffleWorks at the Pizitz Food Hall downtown. From Vicki Winters.
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Climbing the walls at Birmingham Boulders in the Oxmoor neighborhood. From Calisthetix.
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Driving east on I-20/59 and then I-20. From Misael Mendez.
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Dancing Dolls of Birmingham performs (our other other other other other vertical video of the week). From Dancing Dolls.
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Vlogging from the back seat (our other other other other other other vertical video of the week). From Tailer Freeman.
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Trains in Irondale during September’s Whistle Stop festival. From Carson Bean.
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Highlight reel for Evangel Christian senior wide receiver Coleby Henderson. From Street Light Recruiting.
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Documenting interior water damage in a Fairmont house (our other other other other other other other vertical video of the week). From Jada Flowers.
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Highlight reel for Hoover senior guard Jamari Blackmon. From Street Light Recruiting.
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The men’s 400m race at February’s American Indoor Conference Championship at the CrossPlex in Five Points West (our final vertical video of the week). From Kim Bolton-Stewart.
Explaining bitcoin (our vertical video of the week). From Vida Divina GPS LLC.
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Los Angeles R&B singer-songwriter Tank performs (and then some) in September at WorkPlay in Lakeview (our other vertical video of the week). From Molded Uniquely.
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Traffic on I-20/59 in 2014. From Mark Almond.
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Birmingham band Rug Monkey performs Haven on Southside. From Mel Blackwell.
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Prospective students visit Birmingham-Southern College. From Banks Nash.
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Mexican balada and cumbia band Los Acosta performs in September at El Sol on Valley Avenue. From Wil Raya.
Plus a message from the members of Los Acosta. From Santos Toribio.
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A 1963 downtown business boycott, part of the civil rights movement in Birmingham. From Huntley Film Archives.
Marches for civil rights in 1963 downtown with Birmingham police officers attacking protesters with fire hoses and dogs. From Huntley Film Archives.
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Austin travel vlogger Renata Pereira visits Pizitz Food Hall, the Heaviest Corner on Earth, the Peanut Depot and Bethel Baptist Church. From Renata Pereira.
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Grupo ICC performs in August at El Sol on Valley Avenue (our other other vertical video of the week). From Wil Raya.
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Ziplining at Red Mountain Park. From Alexis Flores-Betancourt.
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“NewsOne Now” host Roland Martin interviews Birmingham mayoral candidate William Bell in September. From Roland S. Martin.
Hip-Hop Birmingham interviews mayoral candidate Randall Woodfin in September. From Hip-Hop B’ham TV Group.
Martin on voter turnout in the Birmingham runoff elections. From Roland S. Martin.
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Ramsay at Grayson (Ga.) in September. From Byron Henry.
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Working in the UAB chemistry lab (our other other other vertical video of the week). From Khadaja Gardner.
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Highlight reel for Birmingham junior Rich Smith at the Perfect Game Southeast Top Prospect and Underclass Showcase in August in Cartersville, Ga. From Skill Show Videos.
Highlight reel for Oak Mountain freshman Connor Adams at Perfect Game Southeast. From Skill Show Videos.
Highlight reel for Homewood junior Daniel Patton at Perfect Game Southeast. From Skill Show Videos.
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Exploring TCI’s Ensley Works. From Brad Lovell.
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DC jam band New Potato Caboose performs “Eyes of the World” in August at WorkPlay in Lakeview. From Treser62.
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Looking around downtown. From Joe Tillman.
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DJ Sonido Cóndor onstage at El Sol on Valley Avenue (our other other other other vertical video of the week). From Wil Raya.
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Vice President Pence stumps for Republican Senate candidate Luther Strange in September at the HealthSouth Aviation hangar at Birmingham-Shuttlesworth International Airport. From Right Side Broadcasting Network.
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Nashville rock-soul band Waker performs in September at Saturn in Avondale. From Slider Blues.
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Martin Luther King Jr. and a colleague leave the Birmingham jail in 1963. From Huntley Film Archives.
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Alabama Graphite Corp. CEO Donald Baxter’s presentation at the Southeast Energy Storage Symposium in September at Southern Research in Oxmoor. From Alabama Graphite Corp.
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A look at Starnes account director Kristen Stempak. From Starnes Publishing.
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Hiking at Cosby Lake Park in Clay. From Freshwater Land Trust.
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Taking the Birmingham Pledge. From Luke Slott.
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Promo for nonprofit organization WorkFaith Birmingham. From WorkFaith Birmingham.
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Los Angeles singer-songwriter/rapper Kesha performs “Learn to Let Go” in September at Iron City on Southside (our other other other other other vertical video of the week). From Jessica Moore.
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Dash cam footage of driving from Birmingham to Montgomery. From Almost Engineer.
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Recap of the fifth weekend of high school football in September. From Starnes Publishing.
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Westside represent (our other other other other other other vertical video of the week). From David Dray.
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Drone footage of another drone filming Vulcan for a 3D model. From Vear Experts.
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A visit to Jurassic Quest dinosaur show at Legacy Arena downtown (our final vertical video of the week). From Patrick Maestas.
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Promo for the Trussville Fit Body Boot Camp gym. From Stanley Parrish.
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UAB at North Texas in September. From Evgeniy Fedorov.
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St. Louis real estate investor Shaun McCloskey speaks at the August meeting of the Alabama Real Estate Investor Association in Homewood. From Alabama Real Estate Investor Association.
Memphis rappers La Chat and Project Pat perform in August at the Birmingham Entertainment Center in the ACIPCO-Finley neighborhood (our vertical video of the week). From Certy Mac.
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Dance battle featuring the Dancing Dolls of Birmingham. From William Mcintyre.
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Driving on I-65 near West Valley Avenue (our other vertical video of the week). From Sam Aden.
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Highlight reel for Wenonah High junior pitcher Gregory Wright at July’s Baseball America Camp held at Birmingham-Southern College. From Katressa Wright-Cooper.
More Wright highlights of fielding and hitting. From Katressa Wright-Cooper.
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Orange County hip-hop violinist Josh Vietti performs at Jazz in the Park in August at Arlington Antebellum Home and Gardens in Arlington-West End. From Ron P.
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Los Angeles drummer Glen Sobel performs at the Nick on Southside. From Birmingham Bandstand Open Mic.
Birmingham musician Rebecca Egeland performs at the Nick. From Birmingham Bandstand Open Mic.
Birmingham musician Chris Seifert performs at the Nick (our other other vertical video of the week). From Birmingham Bandstand Open Mic.
Birmingham’s People of the Internal Sunshine Band performs at the Nick (our other other other vertical video of the week). From Birmingham Bandstand Open Mic.
CJ GetLive performs at the Nick. From Birmingham Bandstand Open Mic.
Dr. D and Saylor perform at the Nick. From Birmingham Bandstand Open Mic.
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An old-fashioned tent meeting (our other other other other vertical video of the week). From Joey Sammons.
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The Velocity Accelerator program’s Demo Day and graduation in August at Covalence downtown. From Covalence.
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Jamie White, owner of Brown Heating and Cooling in Hueytown, shows off a Bryant air conditioner. From Brown Heating and Cooling.
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Is that Baphomet at the Storyteller fountain? From Mysteries of the Kingdom.
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An 11th grade lesson on “Letter from a Birmingham Jail” from the Dr. Nermien Ismail Schools. From NIS 5PRO.
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Austin country singer Tyler Dial performs at Uptown in August. From Deirien Howard.
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Red Diamond’s role in Birmingham Restaurant Week. From Alabama NewsCenter.
Meeting restaurateurs at the Birmingham Restaurant Week Preview Party in August at the Upside-Down Plaza in Five Points South. From Lorenzo March.
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Mobile’s Allante Jowers talks about the Innovate Birmingham Workforce program. From UAB News.
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A look at the Flats on 4th apartments near Region Field. From Urban Spaces.
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“CBS This Morning” interviews Birmingham mayor William Bell on the Confederate Soldiers and Sailors Monument in Linn Park downtown. From CBS This Morning.
More on the Confederate memorial. From DeffMind Film Production.
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Atlanta rapper J.I.D performs “Ed, Edd and Eddy” in June at Avondale Brewing Company (our other other other other other vertical video of the week). From J1 TG.
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A trip to 2017 National Speech and Debate Tournament in June in Birmingham. From Brann Done.
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“Lunch with Mee Mee: When Daddy was a Barber,” part of the series “Great Depression Stories” featuring a 90-year-old resident of Birmingham. From Genesis Media Solutions.
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Driving north on I-65 from Montgomery to Birmingham. From Big Rig Travels.
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Landing at the Birmingham-Shuttlesworth International Airport. From Ph80sy.
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James Harden of the Houston Rockets visits Parker High School in Smithfield as part of promoting the team’s 2018 pre-season game in Birmingham. From Alabama NewsCenter.
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Historical footage of Birmingham in 1963 around the civil rights movement. From Professor Creviston History Channel.
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Hanging out at the Birmingham Zoo. From Playing with Z Play.
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A Vietnamese Catholic church procession at Our Lady of La Vang, St. John Bosco Church in Woodlawn. From Lymvideolth.
Alabama Flames vs. Huntsville’s Rocket City Pride at the Future150 tournament in May at Homewood High School. From Rocket City Pride.
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On the CB with 225 Birmingham. From 920 Mission Control.
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“This Is Alabama” on Birmingham businesses. From Justin Yurkanin.
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Jacob Kirschenbaum of Southeastern Technology Consultants in Homewood recaps Velocity Accelerator’s Demo Day in April. From Process Marketing.
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Drone footage of Railroad Park and Regions Field downtown. From Jonathan Williams.
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Fort Lauderdale rock band Nonpoint performs “In the Air Tonight” in April at Zydeco on Southside. From We R Gonna Be Up All Night.
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Diversity on the Carver soccer teams. From al.com.
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Nashville country band Old Dominion performs for a soundcheck for a May show at Avondale Brewing Company. From Brandi H.
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Talking with Temple Emanu-El’s Jessica Roskin and Veronica Orozco Barrios, from the 2013 documentary “Road to Eden.” From Doug Passon Law | D Major Films.
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Barons pitcher Michael Kopech earns his 10th strikeout against the Generals’ Rudy Flores in April at Jackson. From Minor League Baseball.
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East Rome (Ga.) High School’s band marching in the 1970s into a Birmingham stadium. From Obop2.
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“Religion and Ethics NewsWeekly” 2013 story on the 50th anniversary of the Children’s March in Birmingham. From Kim Lawton.
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The Tax March in April at Linn Park. From This N That in AL.
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The 2001 Magic City Classic at Legion Field. From Alex Hines.
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James B. Robinson, M. Heath Hale and Siraj Abdullah, team doctors from Alabama, Auburn and UAB respectively, discuss concussion research. From UAB News.
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Pickup “rolls coal” on minivan on I-459. From Bad Drivers of Smyrna, GA.
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Drone footage of a house in the Preserve in Hoover. From Aerial Methods.
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Venture for America holds a job fair in April at Innovation Depot downtown. Birmingham was one of three host cities. From Alabama NewsCenter.
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Commercial for Fiat of Birmingham in Irondale. From Kernel.
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On the podium for winning a gymnastics meet (our vertical video of the week). From Eric Enderle.
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Hiking in Oak Mountain State Park. From UAB News.
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Climbing at Moss Rock Preserve in Hoover. From George Evans.
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Making Ricotta Pancakes with Brown Butter-Maple Syrup, by Post Office Pies chef John Hall. From Southern Living.
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Looking back at 8 years at Rock City Church in Forestdale. From Rock City TV.
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Two trios from Dancing Dolls of Birmingham perform. From Dance 4 Your Life.
More Dancing Dolls. From Dancing Dolls.
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A look at the Pizitz apartments downtown. From Urban Spaces.
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Kristin Noles and her mother Madeline Harris discuss Noles’ breast cancer diagnosis. Noles is a nurse manager at UAB Hospital and School of Nursing; Harris is director of the Women’s Breast Health Fund at the Community Foundation of Greater Birmingham. From Patient Power.
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Looking at the parts at Nextran Truck Center in Fultondale. From Toolorgateam.
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Scenes from the D Royal Queendom 3-Year Business Celebration and Fashion Show in March at the Bessemer Civic Center. From Supreme BG.
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Back yard tree frog in a jar (our other vertical video of the week). From Jay Burnham.
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“El Vive (He Lives),” an Easter production in Spanish at Ephesus Seventh-Day Adventist Church in Smithfield. From Yadira y Daniel Marchena.
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Promo for Samford University. From Samford Admission.
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Commercial for Premiere Chevrolet in Bessemer. From Premiere Chevrolet.
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Commercials from another 1991 airing of “Dark Shadows” on WVTM-13. From Maljardin.
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Let’s Play session from Edgewater YouTube gamer KanameX12 on “Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare.” From Beat That Guy KanameX12.
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Birmingham mayor William Bell as DJ at Seasick Records in Crestwood North. From Pre Herald.
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Commercial real estate firm Collateral Properties in Irondale shows off its holdings in the metro area. From Collateral Properties.
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Columbus, Ohio, rock band Starset performs “Die For You” and “Monster” in May at WorkPlay in Lakeview. From DTenacity.
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Montgomery rap group Dirty Boyz performs at Mike’s Crossroads in Smithfield. From LQ Entertainment.
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A look inside Chase Bays on Southside. From Stance Theory.
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Atlanta band The Ladies Of performs in May at Black Market Bar and Grill in Five Points South (our other other vertical video of the week). From Jay Burnham.
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Birmingham Americana-jam band New Merkle Revue with Taylor Hicks performs at the Oasis in Lakeview. From New Merkle Revue.
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Labor Unit performs “I Wanna Rock” in May at Black Market Bar and Grill in Five Points South. From Christopher Hill.
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Atlanta’s Diamond Allstar Beauties and Beau performs in Birmingham. From the Nyesha01.
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The Birmingham Barons on the road vs. the Chattanooga Lookouts in May. From Bbtreeful.
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Reggae on tap. From B Moe.
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Third-grade students at Avondale Elementary perform “At Avondale We Soar.” From Laura Tucker Gallitz.
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Riding the elevator at the Sheraton Birmingham downtown at night. From Elevatorgeek1234.
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Michelle Williams of Good People Brewing Company on “Beer Thirty in the Mellow Garage.” From Hiram Mellow Mushroom.
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Drone footage of Southside, Red Mountain and Turkey Creek Nature Preserve in Pinson. From Stanley Parrish Jr.
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Exploring Sloss Furnaces. From Why Do the Nations Rage?
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Dallas-based Mexican band La Alianza Norteña performs “Como Tonto” at El Sol Sol on Valley Avenue (our other other other vertical video of the week). From Adriana Suarez.
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Visiting the Birmingham Civil Rights Institute downtown and talking with Parker High history teacher Barry McNealy. From Vicki Winters.
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Talking with Hoover High principal Don Hulin at graduation ceremonies in May at UAB’s Bartow Arena. From Jon Anderson.
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Friends in town. From Joseph Tillman.
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Installing insulation via hose (our other other other other vertical video of the week). From Rid-a-Critter Inc.
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A field trip to Kelly Ingram Park downtown. From Taylor Bryant.
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UAB student Rachel Lott takes part in the series, “Stand as One Alabama.” From UAB Media Studies.
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Ann Stewart of Decatur’s St. John’s Episcopal Church talks about “A Digital Toolbox for Churches: Website Design and Use” at the One Conference in May at St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church in Vestavia Hills. From Episcopal Diocese of Alabama.
Elizabeth Hinson of Tuscaloosa’s Christ Episcopal Church talks about “Facebook and Instagram: What should you be posting? And when? And how often?” at the One Conference. From Episcopal Diocese of Alabama.
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Visiting “Discover the Dinosaurs: Unleashed” in April at the BJCC Exhibition Halls. From Christy Black.
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Highlight reel for Alabama Prep cornerback Ephraim Richard. From Street Light Recruiting.
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Mexican comedy duo Imparables performs in April at the BJCC Concert Hall downtown. From Vladimir Fuerte.
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Japanese rock duo Vamps performs “Calling” in May at WorkPlay in Lakeview. From Eliot Yanes.
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“Phantom Caller” by Atlanta singer and Dadeville native Nikki Speake, recorded at Communicating Vessels in Woodlawn. From Nikki Speake.
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Drone footage of Ruffner Mountain. From Aaron’s Aerials.
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Music video for “Fall in Love” by Birmingham R&B singer Kyoka. From BombProd205.
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“UFO leaving a broken chemtrail over Birmingham.” From Allen Evans.
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Toulouse geese at Heartsong Hollow Farm in Trussville. From Brett Schweiger.
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Birmingham musicians Daniel Farris and Jim Fahy perform “Oblique Relay” at Communicating Vessels in Woodlawn as part of the Alabama Symphony Orchestra’s Sound Edge Festival in February. From Spectra Sonic Sound Sessions.
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UAB’s entry in progress for the U.S. Department of Energy Solar Decathlon 2017 competition. Drone footage reveals completed framing within the solar-powered house. From UAB Solar Decathlon Surviv(AL).
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Walking downtown. From Thomas Clay.
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Huntsville’s WAFF-48 report on 1,200 confiscated semi-automatic rifles and the lawsuit filed by Trussville’s Gun South store. From Analog Indulgence.
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A 1970 Chevrolet Impala. From Streetwhipz Kj.
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Birmingham blues singer Sam Frazier Jr. performs as part of A Tribute to “Birmingham” George Conner in April at Henderson’s Lounge in Midfield. From Gottfried Kibelka.
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Baton Rouge folk duo Clay Parker and Jodi James perform “Yazoo City” in December at Moonlight on the Mountain in Hoover. From Clay Parker and Jodi James.
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Ralph Lindstrom in April at the Syndicate Lounge on Southside. From Majik City Myke B.
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Nashville rapper Pretty Keylo performs in May at Zydeco on Southside (our other other other other other vertical video of the week). From Pretty KeyLo.
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Flying in January from Jacksonville to Birmingham in a Cessna 310. From Billinga.
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Driving in April around town. From Real Karma.
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Birmingham band Ritual Eyes performs “The Fool” at the Magic City Art Connection in April in Linn Park. From Eli Pruett.
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A look at the Faith Chapel Care Center which opened in April. From Faith Chapel.
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Almost 80 singers try out in March for National Anthem slots at Birmingham Barons games. From Alabama NewsCenter.
The uncle and nephew show (our vertical video of the week). From Alabama Bino.
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Birthday party at AirWalk Ultimate Trampoline Arena at Lee Branch. From Casey McGowan.
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Drone footage at night of the January snow/ice storm at Exit 1 on I-459. From John Brown.
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January news report on building deterioration at Birmingham fire stations. From WIAT-42.
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A driver for ridesharing services waiting in his car. From Delost Smith.
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Highlights from Kip’s surprise 40th birthday party at RMR 4×4 in Lakeview. From Erin Elizabeth.
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Sioux City Christian metalcore band For Today performs “Fearless” in September at Zydeco on Southside (our other vertical video of the week). From Lexi Danielle Franklin.
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Los Angeles folk-rock band Dawes performs “When My Time Comes” in March at Iron City on Southside. From Randall Bennett.
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Interview with coach Keith Hanson at the 2004 U.S. Olympic Team Trials for men’s marathon in Birmingham. From Jennie McCafferty.
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Kathryn Henley’s winning presentation for UAB’s Three-Minute Thesis competition in October, “That’ll Do, Pig: Using Animal Communication to Improve Pain Therapies.” From UAB Grad School.
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Highlights from the Vulcan Cup competition, held in December at High Point Climbing and Fitness in Inverness. From Louder Than Eleven.
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Joseph Alas tries out for the Birmingham Hammers at Auburn University at Montgomery. From Footballer’s World.
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Promo for Andrews Sports Medicine and Orthopaedic Center. From Andrews Sports Medicine and Orthopaedic Center – Birmingham, AL.
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Detroit rapper Shaggy 2 Dope performs in February at Zydeco on Southside (our other other vertical video of the week). From Morbidbaby.
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A 200m race at the CrossPlex in Five Points West. From Shalandice Miller.
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Visiting the Southern Museum of Flight in North East Lake. From Patrick Le Roulley.
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The Sigma Beta Club of Birmingham performs at the Camille Armstrong Memorial Scholarship Stepshow in February at the Alys Stephens Center (our other other other vertical video of the week). From Birmingham Sigma Beta Club.
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Promo for Summer Beach Project, a church camp for college students in Panama City Beach. From Campus Outreach Birmingham.
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Former Auburn football player and whistleblower Eric Ramsey speaks in 2014 in Birmingham. From Veharris1.
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Grand Rapids rock band Pop Evil performs “Trenches” in January at WorkPlay in Lakeview. From Derek Pierce.
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“Gus,” a short documentary on Constantine “Gus” Koutroulakis, owner of Pete’s Famous Hot Dogs downtown. From the Southern Documentary Project.
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After the WWE event in January at Legacy Arena downtown (our other other other other vertical video of the week). From Deshawn Collins.
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At the Birmingham’s Finest fund-raiser for the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation in November at B&A Warehouse downtown. From About Town.
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Music video for “Come Up” by Birmingham hip-hop artist Sno A1 Yoda. From Sno A1 Yoda.
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Rapper Wiz Khalifa performs in July at Oak Mountain Amphitheatre in Pelham (our other other other other other vertical video of the week). From Kris R.
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Birmingham gamer KanameX12 plays “For Honor.” From KanameX12.
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Time-lapse footage of a storm rolling into downtown (our other other other other other other vertical video of the week). From Ryan Wall.
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Takeoff from Birmingham-Shuttlesworth International Airport (our other other other other other other other vertical video of the week). From Eagle Man.
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Lip treatment (our other other other other other other other other vertical video of the week). From Petro Facial Plastic Surgery and MedSpa.
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Metal band Gwar performs in 2002 at Five Points Music Hall on Southside. From Zartan138.
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In the hall for Kami-Con, the annual anime conference in January at the BJCC East Exhibition Hall downtown (our other other other other other other other other other vertical video of the week). From Eva Plank.
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Trains on Thanksgiving in Fultondale. From Mbmars01.
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Meet Dr. Raashid Ashraf, a cardiologist at Cardiovascular Associates at the Colonnade, partnered with Brookwood Baptist Medical Center. From Brookwood Baptist Health.
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Highlight reel for Bessemer Academy junior Asad Muhammad. From Street Light Recruiting.
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The National Center on Health, Physical Activity and Disability annual partners meeting in January in Homewood. From National Center on Health, Physical Activity and Disability.
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New York rocker Andrew W.K. performs “Party Hard” in 2002 at Furnace Fest at Sloss Furnaces. From Magic Bullet Records.
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Do the robot (our other other other other other other other other other other vertical video of the week). From Catedraticodj.
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A class on eyelash extension. From Avas Cosmetics.
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Joan Jett performs “Crimson and Clover” in September at Oak Mountain Amphitheatre. From Janie Martin.
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Invitation to Fairfield’s Restoration Academy lunch earlier this month. From Restoration Academy.
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Lmg Kenny Ray performs (our other other other other other other other other other other other vertical video of the week). From Deezie99.
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Turkeys at the Cahaba River Wildlife Management Area (our other other other other other other other other other other other other vertical video of the week). From A River in the Woods.
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The choir performs “Take It to the Lord in Prayer” at Ephesus Seventh-Day Adventist Church in Smithfield. From Be Encouraged.
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Birmingham artist Slick the Skeet performs in January at the High Note on Southside. From Slick the Skeet.
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Outside the Boo Wezzie Birthday Bash in February at Onyx Lounge in Smithfield (our other other other other other other other other other other other other other vertical video of the week). From I Am Boo Whop Mack.
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Tribute band Fab Four performs earlier this month at the Alabama Theatre downtown. From Don Helms.
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A February episode of EWTN’s “Nuestra Fe en Vivo.” From Carlos Seoane.
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African-American 8mm home movies from May 1965. From Tony M. Bingham.
Another reel of home movies from May 1965. From Tony M. Bingham.
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“Dedicated to Birmingham Alabama teens” (our other other other other other other other other other other other other other other vertical video of the week). From Tony Montez.
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New York singer-songwriter Jon Bellion performs “All Time Low” in February at Legacy Arena downtown. From JMarie0115.
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Visiting Railroad Park, Lightrails and the John’s City Diner mural. From Olivia Adkins.
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Mexican band Los Vendavales performs “A Cada Rato” in January at El Sol on Valley Avenue (our other other other other other other other other other other other other other other other vertical video of the week). From Adriana Suarez.
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Looking around Railroad Park downtown. From Ruie Brooks.
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Hanging around downtown. From Sgolum.
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Longboarding and urban exploration. From Erik Halley.
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The 2003 SWAC Championship game at Legion Field, Southern vs. Alabama State. From Alex Hines.
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Between 2 and 3 a.m. on Lakeshore Drive (our other other other other other other other other other other other other other other other other vertical video of the week). From T. Jay Stuman.
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Promo for Common Thread church in Homewood. From Emily Frazier.
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Promo for Birmingham hip-hop artist Q Dot Davis and Friends in February at the Nick on Southside. From Chaz Vibez.
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The 2000 Magic City Classic at Legion Field. From Alex Hines.
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Alabama coach Nick Saban joins Jason Hoff, president and CEO of Mercedes-Benz U.S. International and Birmingham mayor William Bell, in handing out awards at February’s Mercedes Marathon at Boutwell Auditorium downtown. From Alabama Crimson Tide on AL.com.
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Mexican band La Reunión Norteña performs “Te Deseo Lo Mejor” in January at El Sol on Valley Avenue (our other other other other other other other other other other other other other other other other other vertical video of the week). From Adriana Suarez.
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Reassembled Schmeckenbecher grandfather clock from a Birmingham thrift store. From Northstar2007.
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Vault competitor at January’s Elevate the Stage gymnastics meet at Legacy Arena downtown (our other other other other other other other other other other other other other other other other other other vertical video of the week). From Mollie McConnell Huntsville Gymnastics.
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Talking with author George Saunders in February at the Alabama Booksmith in Homewood. From Tom Gordon.
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On the scene with DJ Dirty Vegas around Birmingham. From DJ Dirty Vegas TV.
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Testimonial from Birmingham attendee at the List Tour entrepreneurs’ workshop in Los Angeles. From Flourishe.
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Atlanta rapper YFN Lucci. From EMitch.
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A ride through Lightrails downtown (our other other other other other other other other other other other other other other other other other other other vertical video of the week). From Maggie McGowan.
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UAB’s Dr. Harry P. Erba on acute myeloid leukemia and Vadastuximab Talirine, at December conference in San Diego. From Harborside Press.
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Drone footage of Sloss Furnaces. From Jacob Cantrell.
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Commercial for Zeekee Interactive in Vestavia Hills. From Zeekee.
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“Since Feeling Is First,” a short film by University of Alabama students, shooting in Birmingham. From Sarah Jane Oglesby.
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Music video for “Space, Man” by Birmingham garage-surf band Dirty Lungs, presented as part of South by Southwest’s 2017 lineup. From SXSW.
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Mountain Brook team Linda Dobbins Dance performs “Silence” at February’s Kids Artistic Revue competition at the Alabama Theatre downtown. From KARtv.
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Racing go-karts at the Autobahn Indoor Speedway in Bessemer. From Roshan Khan.
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Birmingham rock band the Burning Peppermints perform in September at the Georgia Theatre in Athens. From Athens GA Live Music.
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Birmingham’s Black Jacket Symphony performs “Under Pressure” earlier this month at the Alabama Theatre downtown. From Treser62.
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Welcoming new students to Samford University in August. From Southern Shade Photography.
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Drone footage of Quinlan Castle, Highlands United Methodist Church in Five Points South and Red Mountain. From Ken Heron.
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Zay Hilfigerrr and Zayion McCall perform “JuJu on that Beat” at Brown Elementary School, Phillips Academy and Ramsay High School. From 95.7 Jamz Videos.
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The 2017 NCAA DII Winter Festival opening video; the event took place earlier this month at the CrossPlex in Five Points West. From NCAA Division II.
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Digging for bottles. From Southern Diggers.
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Jay Collins performs “Bless That Wonderful Name” in February at Faith Apostolic Church in West End Manor (our other other other other other other other other other other other other other other other other other other other other vertical video of the week). From Nek B.
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The Salvation Army serves its last Thanksgiving meal after 50 years at its downtown location. The nonprofit group is moving to North Birmingham. From Alabama NewsCenter.
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Driving I-65 at night (our final vertical video of the week). From Jonathan Davies.
Homewood High School show choirs sing the national anthem before the Walk MS April fund-raiser at Regions Field. From Leewood.
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Montevallo Heart of Dixie Brawl collegiate track and field competition earlier this month. From Sharks Soccer.
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Retired federal judge U.W. Clemon, who serves as an associate attorney for the NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund in a decades-old Jefferson County school desegregation case, talks about the rezoning plan for Hoover City Schools earlier this month outside the federal courthouse downtown. From Starnes Publishing.
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The West Georgia Takeover plays the Birmingham Blaze during the Southern Spring Invitational basketball tournament earlier this month at the Birmingham-Jefferson Convention Complex. From Chris Davis.
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The Birmingham AAU Super Regional volleyball tournament earlier this month at the CrossPlex in Five Points West. From Billy Edmondson.
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Weekly announcements for Gateway Family Church in Trussville. From Gateway Family Church.
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A night at the Outcry Christian music concert earlier this month at Legacy Arena downtown. From Deirdre V.
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Promo for Birmingham-Southern College. From MobileCause.
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Watching Birmingham drivers navigate light snow from an office window. From Keith McCanless.
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Robbie and William play in March at Vulcan Park. From Bruce Bonga.
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La La La of Mountain Brook’s Linda Dobbins Dance performs at February’s Industry Dance Awards at the Alabama Theatre downtown, winning Outstanding Performance. From KARtv.
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Mimes perform on Palm Sunday at the East Birmingham Church of God in Christ in Woodlawn. From Deborah Lyons.
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The keynote panel at the American Institute of Architects annual conference Grassroots, “The 21st-Century City: What do cities need from architects?” includes Birmingham mayor William Bell and Birmingham architect Cheryl Morgan. The event took place in February in Detroit. From AIA Content Team.
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Music video for Unexpected’s “Best of Both Worlds.” From Phillip Davison.
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Taking a spin on the AmTryke, therapeutic tricycle for riders with physical disabilities (our vertical video of the week). From Mountain Brook Websites.
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NASCAR driver Brad Keselowski, his daughter Scarlett and girlfriend Paige ride a camel earlier this month at the Birmingham Zoo before his race at Talladega. From AL.com.
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Auburn grad Fuller Hanan explains how her participation in the Birmingham Regional/Urban Design Assistance Team has impacted her career and understanding of how architecture can contribute to communities. From AIANational.
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William rolls down a hill in March at Vulcan Park. From Bruce Bonga.
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The Xi Mu chapter of Sigma Gamma Rho presents “The Real Poodles of UAB.” From Xi Mu SGRhos.
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A dance performance at Arise Birmingham in the Crestline neighborhood (our other vertical video of the week). From New Sound Of Heaven.
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Drone footage of Railroad Park downtown. From Jonjons Typhoon 4k.
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British metal band Napalm Death performs earlier this month at Iron City on Southside. From Jay Burnham.
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Landing at Birmingham-Shuttlesworth International Airport (our other other vertical video of the week). From Johnny Christenberry.
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Kenny Chesney performs in 2015 at Legacy Arena. From Andy Lamon.
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Metal band the Melvins performs earlier this month at Iron City. From Jay Burnham.
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Promo for the Birmingham Civil Rights Institute. From Blaq Angel Media.
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Promo for an April 30 Minecraft tournament at the Carmike Summit. From Super League Gaming.
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A look at the Birmingham and Tuscaloosa Kennel Club Dog Show earlier this month at the Shelby County Exhibition Center in Columbiana. From ShelbyAL.
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Chicago pastor John Eckhardt earlier this month at the Pelham Civic Complex (our other other other vertical video of the week). From Tron Moses.
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Dr. Louis Burt Nabors of the UAB Comprehensive Cancer Center, speaks earlier this month at the National Comprehensive Cancer Network conference in Hollywood, Fla. From Harborside Press.
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Denver comedian Steve “Mudflap” McGrew visits WBRC-6 and the Steak ‘n Shake. From Wrinkled Sheets.
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A look at the 36/86 Southern Series pitch competition earlier this month at Iron City. From Alabama NewsCenter.
The Immanuel Church on Southside shares its ministry plans for 2016. From A Morales Production.
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Samford broadcast student McClain McKinney discussing his goals and aspirations. From McClain McKinney.
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Country singer Kane Brown performs in February at Iron City on Southside (our vertical video of the week). From Bonnie B.
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Jeremy Carter of the Breakout Birmingham entertainment facility on expansion. From Starnes Publishing.
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Birmingham mayor William Bell talks with syndicated talk show “Matter of Fact” about being a Democratic city in a Republican state. From Matter of Fact.
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A dance tribute to the four girls killed in the 1963 bombing of the 16th Street Baptist Church. From klwcheeks.
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Birmingham heavy metal band Great Gospel performs in February at Saturn in Avondale. From Subere23 Let’s Play.
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Alabama State will hold a summer STEM boot camp on its campus in Montgomery for Birmingham city schools’ eighth and ninth graders. From ASU SocialMedia.
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O.J. Kolodziej of the Birmingham Fire Department discusses the importance of reading smoke, door control and understanding flow path of fires. From O.J. Kolodziej.
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A look at the Barber Vintage Motorsport Museum in Leeds. From C.J. Campbell.
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“Race and Place”: “I explore some of the reasons my mother decided to raise my sister and [me] in Vestavia Hills, a predominantly white suburb outside of metro Birmingham.” From Akil Buggs.
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Birmingham’s luxury real estate comeback: Growth in business, as well as a vibrant new restaurant and retail scene, have attracted affluent young families to Birmingham. Bidding wars for fully renovated homes are taking place near downtown. More in the Wall Street Journal story. From Wall Street Journal.
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Frank Matthews rants about the Legislature’s halt to Birmingham’s minimum wage increase. From ABC 33/40.
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Promo for the play “Head Over Heels,” Saturday at the BJCC Concert Hall. From So Right Media.
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Brookwood Forest Elementary teacher Eleanor Walker on her efforts in teaching second graders by connecting them to outside resources. From Eleanor Walker.
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UAB biology department chair Steven Austad discusses “A Novel Hypothesis for the Evolution of the Dietary Restriction Effect” at Arizona State. From Arizona State University.
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Riding around Birmingham and visiting the Barber Vintage Motorsport Museum. From Operation Live Life.
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WIAT-42 footage of damage from a possible tornado Tuesday in Bessemer. From Associated Press.
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Mexican group Tierra Cali performs at El Potrero Night Club in South Roebuck. From Videos.
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Frito and Diana spend their vacation in Birmingham, visiting the Birmingham Civil Rights Institute, Kelly Ingram Park, Lightrails, Vulcan, Sloss Furnaces, the Birmingham Museum of Art and Red Mountain Park. From MarTous Travels.
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Mobile Christian metal singer Mattie Montgomery performs in 2014 at Zydeco on Southside. From Gabrie1 x.
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The Birmingham-Southern men compete in the 1-mile race at February’s Sewanee Indoor Invitational. From Sharks Soccer.
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Atlanta hardcore band Full Measures performs “Severed Ties” in February at the High Note on Southside. From Kamen Sale.
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New York students sing “This Little Light of Mine” with Bishop Calvin Woods during a February class trip to Kelly Ingram Park downtown. From Shaaray Tefila NYC.
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The Art, Beats and Lyrics February event at Regions Field. From Blaq Angel Media.
The Baby New Year(!) at the Bassnectar show on New Year’s Eve at Legacy Arena downtown (our vertical video of the week). From Lisa Marie Northcutt.
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Classroom Inc. brings game-based educational programs to Tarrant schools. From Classroom Inc.
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Stephen Watson, assistant professor of art at Samford, puts together an installation of spices and herbs at Centenary College in Shreveport, La. From Stephen Watson.
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Drone footage of home damage in southwest Birmingham from the Christmas EF-2 tornado. From WSB-TV.
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Bassnectar performs on New Year’s Eve at the Legacy Arena. From TDickison.
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Auburn coach Gus Malzahn does a victory dab dance after the Tigers’ win in the Birmingham Bowl last week. From Auburn Tigers on AL.com.
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Time-lapse footage from the Birmingham Bowl at Legion Field. From Down in Front Productions.
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Florida alternative rocker Elyse Therose performs “She Ran” in November at WorkPlay in Lakeview. From Elyse Therose.
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The 2006 women’s finals Association of Volleyball Professionals at the Hoover Met, featuring Misty May-Treanor and Kerri Walsh Jennings vs. Nicole Branagh and Holly McPeak. From kmnh2so4.
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The Magic City Mega Bowl final 9 in June at the George Ward Disc Golf Course in the Glen Iris neighborhood. From the Disc Golf Channel.
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Chad Fisher performs “All The Way” at The Club as part of the Audiovore’s Spectra Sonic Sound Sessions. From Spectra Sonic Sound Sessions.
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At the Amtrak station downtown. From d32 se.
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Home tour (our other vertical and sideways video of the week). From Kerry Pruett.
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American Black Bear cub sisters Sassy and Bety almost ready to debut at the Birmingham Zoo. From Don Brownlow.
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Reel for Birmingham actor McClain McKinney. From McClain McKinney.
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A tour of John Stewart’s Birmingham District train set layout, based on the prototype Woodward Iron Railroad shortline. From Model Railroad Hobbyist magazine.
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A Polish take on the Mayor Bell-Councilor Lundy fight — don’t miss the big guest cameos. From TomoNews Poland.
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Skyline footage. From Alabama Media Group.
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Music video for “One Love” by Tampa hip-hop artist Toussaint Louie, filmed in Birmingham. From Greyson A. Welch.
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Night life promo video. From Big Shack ENT.
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Promo for custom jewelry by Birmingham’s Christie Ford. From Leather and Pearl Girl.
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Pittsburgh musician Buku performs New Year’s Eve at Matthew’s Bar and Grill downtown. From the Dirty Bass.
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Young adults sound off on living in Birmingham. From Avery Hoven.
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Gregory’s first Auburn game since the “Kick 6” and first bowl game. From Odie and Partners.
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“Front Porch Community,” by Melissa Thomas, a look at the Crestwood North neighborhood. From UAB Media Studies.
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You’ll never guess who got a drone for Christmas … From Steve Klein and Will Geiger.
Twerking (our vertical video of the week). From Normani Hamilton.
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Legacy Credit Union at SlossFest. From Telegraph Branding.
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Youth Day at New Vision Christian Church in Helena (our other vertical video of the week). From Chenelle Williams.
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Pop singer Bea Miller performs “Fire and Gold” July 26 at the BJCC Concert Hall downtown. From laureguixxo.
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Kids at an English camp in the Czech Republic say “hello” to friends at Faith Presbyterian Church in North Shelby County. From Potts.
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Drone footage of Vulcan Park. From Drone Ambassador.
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Springville country singer Jackson Capps performs “High and Lonesome” and “Alabama White Trash Karaoke Wanna” on Birmingham Mountain Radio. From MJE Music Group.
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Big Spoon Creamery finding ice cream sandwich niche in Birmingham. From ABC 33/40.
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Confessions of a new teacher. From Laura Luo.
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An update on the construction at the Lyric Theatre downtown. From Alabama NewsCenter.
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L.A. indie rock band the Never Ending performs “Secondhand” July 26 at the BJCC Concert Hall. From Debby Ryan Czech.
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Motorcycle road trip, summer 2009. From jjaguda.
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Finishing the 2009 Mercedes Marathon. From Outlaw Films.
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Phoenix rapper Mega Ran goes freestyle at Secret Stages 2015 at Matthew’s Bar and Grill downtown. From kilgoreflux.
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Birmingham mayor William Bell speaks on the 50 years after segregation at the Vatican. From iihschannel.
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A glimpse of the first inning from the Mississippi Braves at Birmingham Barons on July 29. From GSI.
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A look at Girls Rock Birmingham summer camp. From Stratosfilm Productions.
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The official SlossFest recap. From Back Down South.
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California rocker Dustin Kensrue performs a cover of “Wrecking Ball” July 25 at Saturn in Avondale. From Drew Hulsey.
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Off-roading with the Porsche Cayenne at the Porsche Sport Driving School. From Richard Chang.
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Someone’s having fun with iMovie …Â From Major Loe.
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A lovely evening. From Eric Morgan.
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Chuck E. Cheese performs “Jolly Old St. Nicholas” at the Vestavia Hills location. From mario555227.
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Pop group Fifth Harmony performs July 26 at the BJCC Concert Hall. From laureguixxo.
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The Birmingham Community Mass Choir performs at July’s Gospel Music Workshop of America in New Orleans. From lagriddle.
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North Carolina hip-hop artist J. Cole performs in March at Iron City on Southside. From Phillip Beasley.
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Time-lapse footage of construction at the Lyric Theatre, with crews lifting a massive steel structure above the stage and anchoring it at the top. From Franks Global Media.
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Rock band 311 performs “Creatures” July 28 at Iron City. From thebrookiew.
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Visiting friends and family in Birmingham. From Carol.
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The biggest rim shop in America. From RimTyme Birmingham.
Soccer fans the American Outlaws watch the World Cup championship match pitting the United States against Japan at Good People Brewing Company on Southside. From ng11787.
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Jazz singer Esperanza Spalding performs July 1 at Iron City on Southside (our vertical video of the week). From Iris Navarro.
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Highlights from the second annual Birmingham Black Rodeo in June at Legacy Arena downtown. From Randy Wilborn.
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Birmingham, the perfect place for the upcoming Southeast Creation Conference, “uncovering the scientific evidence for creation.” From Institute for Creation Research.
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Iowa heavy metal band Slipknot performs in May at the Oak Mountain Amphitheatre in Pelham. From Brian Kell.
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Walking the cross near Uptown. From Jesus Is Real.
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Nashville blues artist Keb’ Mo’ performs “She Just Wants to Dance” in May at Iron City. From treser62.
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Praise break at the 2012 International AIM Convention in Birmingham. From Dorothea Cast.
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Hunter Jackson from Birmingham leaves a perfectly good plane. From Chattanooga Skydiving Company.
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The Church of God in Christ orchestra and the youth choir perform “I Wanna Be Holy” at the 2012 International AIM Convention in Birmingham. From Dorothea Cast.
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The Birmingham Civil Rights Institute is part of Latino New South, a project designed to put it in touch with the city’s Latino community. From ArtsFwd.
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Birmingham mayor William Bell addressed the new roundabout and other improvements to Cahaba Road at a ribbon cutting on July 1. From Starnes Publishing.
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A farm family visits the Birmingham Zoo. From Farmtales.
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Dweezil Zappa and Zappa Plays Zappa perform Frank Zappa and the Mothers of Invention’s “Sofa No. 2” in April at Iron City. From treser62.
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Birmingham sunset on June 27. From David McElroy.
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The American Institute of Architects visits Pratt City on the 3-year anniversary of the April 27, 2011, tornado, documenting progress on neighborhood recovery and community building. From Joel Mills.
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A look at Operation HOPE Community Service. From LaTanya Millhouse.
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Teen Caitlyn shares her family vacation in Birmingham. From PassionatexBeautyx.
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The Yes We Code bus tour stops in June in Birmingham. From Alabama NewsCenter.
Rethink 20/59 video on proposed overhaul of interstate stretch through downtown. From James Clark.
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Time-lapse video of artist Michael Fischler injecting paint into bubble wrap to create a portrait of Birmingham native and singer Beth Thornley. From Michael Fischler.
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Birmingham mayor William Bell interviewed on business news site TheStreet about downtown’s building boom. From TheStreet.
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Rock band the Pixies performs “Dead” earlier this month at Iron City on Southside. From treser62.
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Challenger Hellcat parade lap at Barber Motorsports Park in Leeds. From jeffscot26.
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Service project by the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta-Birmingham branch to add playground mulch at Mitchell’s Place in Irondale. From skipdidit.
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The Regional Planning Commission of Greater Birmingham presents a proposal for a bus rapid transit system. From South East Lake Neighborhood Association.
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Skateboarding on First Avenue South downtown. From David Sheetz.
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The “Ballad of Birmingham,” as told through Minecraft. From istone111.
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Narrating a drive through Birmingham. From the Jade and John Show.
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A promo for “Sweet Home Railroad,” one man’s journey to becoming a train engineer. From Daniel Hill.
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“Heads,” a weekend spent in eight downtown barber shops. From Dillon Hayes.
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Preparing for the Summer Flash Mob at the June 4 Birmingham Art Crawl. From Sanspointe Dance.
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Christian Hill highlight reel, Holy Family Cristo Rey High School basketball. From Street Light Recruiting.
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Scott Douglas, executive director of Greater Birmingham Ministries, on elevating the quality of life for working-class residents. From Mary Reynolds Babcock Foundation.
A night at Birmingham Art Crawl downtown. From Amber Pierce.
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A day for a picnic at Oak Mountain State Park in Pelham. From Lefty Daniels.
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Animation test sequence: Birmingham, no place like it. From Scott Thigpen. (Read a book excerpt from Scott.)
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Birmingham mayor William Bell extends an invitation to Pope Francis. From WIAT-42.
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Looking ahead to the Vulcan Run and the Mercedes Marathon. From Run Birmingham.
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British soul/jazz group the Filthy Six performs “Mr. Morris” Ol Elegante studios in Homewood. From Spectra Sonic Sound Sessions.
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Highlight reel for Jonathan Etheridge, point guard for Ramsay High School in Birmingham. From Street Light Recruiting.
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The 2014 On the Set Summer Film Camp at the Medical Forum. From Stratosfilm Productions.
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The Rt. Rev. Dr. James Tengatenga addresses the congregation at St. Mary’s-on-the-Highlands Episcopal Church on Southside. From the Episcopal Diocese of Alabama.
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Rev. Christine Perry on “One Power and One Presence.” From Unity of Birmingham.
Birmingham mayor William Bell speaks at the National Press Club on Sept. 25 in Washington to campaign for the 2016 Democratic National Convention.
Birmingham mayor William Bell has not sat still for long. Since August 2011, he has traveled out of state on city business some 37Â times, including 17 trips to Washington.
Birmingham mayoral candidates, from left:
Kamau Afrika, Pat Bell, William Bell,
Stephannie Huey and Adlai Trone.
Every 4 years, Birmingham has elections for city council. And for mayor, but not on the same cycle. And neither election coincided with state or national elections.
Because.
Tuesday marks a historic change, as both city council and mayoral races will be on the same ballot, along with the board of education races. In 2011, the elections aligned for the first time, though the mayoral term was for an abbreviated 2 years.
Baby steps.
Mayor: Incumbent William Bell, who won a special election in 2009 and then won re-election in 2011, runs for a full 4-year mayoral term against challengers Kamau Afrika, Pat Bell, Stephannie Huey and Adlai Trone.
For city council (by district):
1: Pat Davis, Keith Rice, Lashunda Scales (I).
2: Rolanda Hollis, Kim Rafferty (I), Richard Rutledge, Neil Shah, Bart Slawson, Everett Wess.
4: Maxine Herring Parker (I), Edward Maddox.
5: Johnathan Austin (I), Robert Walker.
6: Keith Aaron, John “JC” Harris, Willis H. “Buddy” “Mickey Mouse” Hendrix, Latonya Millhouse, Michael R. Morrison, James Stewart, Sheila Tyson.
7: Gary Bruce Lavender, Jay Roberson Jr. (I).
8: Steven Hoyt (I), Gerri Robinson.
9: Leroy Bandy, Angene Coleman, Eric Hall, Marcus Lundy, David Russell, Ellen H. Spencer.
I = incumbent
For board of education (by district):
1: Tyrone Belcher (I), Sherman Collins Jr., Douglas Ragland, Jerry Tate.
2: Virginia Volker (I), Lyord Watson.
4: Daagye Hendricks, Rodney Huntley, Gwen Sykes.
5: Martha Casey McDowell, Randall Woodfin.
6: Lavon Beard, Gwendolyn Thomas Bell, Charie Gardner, Ervin Philemon Hill, Joy Smith.
7: Wardine Alexander (I), Lawrence Jackson, Darius Moore.
8: Patricia Bozeman-Henderson, April Williams (I), Antwon Womack.
9: Sandra Brown, Emanuel Ford (I).
I = incumbent
Candidates in district 3 races are running unopposed.
In 2011, the districts were redrawn to reflect changes in population. This election represents the first year using the new boundaries.
New districts: Click on the map to determine district number.
The Birmingham municipal election takes place Tuesday. Runoffs take place Oct. 8.
Sample ballot for 2013 Birmingham municipal election
(click icons to print or download)
Because.
