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By Wade KwonA look at Birmingham in videos …
Fun on the lawn at Vulcan Park. From Angel Kristen.
More videos, after the jump …
A trip to Ovenbird restaurant in Pepper Place in Lakeview. From Jason Will Official.
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Trains. From Birmingham and Irondale Railfan.
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Tulsa singer and “The Voice” contestant Brian Nhira performs earlier this month at the Alabama Joint Leadership Development Conference. From Brian Nhira Music.
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“Meeting Regional STEMM Workforce Needs in the Wake of COVID-19,” a virtual workshop from the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine focusing on the impact of the coronavirus on Birmingham’s economy. From the National Academies.
More form the workshop. From the National Academies.
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The Soul Sista Slam poetry competition in August at Majesty Lounge in Bessemer. From 20/20 Podcast.
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WVTM-13 report from 2015 on snow in the city. From Donnette Logan.
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Spotting military aircraft. From Colvin Sellers.
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After visiting Gatlinburg, a trip to Birmingham with stops at Black Market Bar and Grill, Ruby Sunshine and Sloss Furnaces. From the Hungry Outlaw.
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Driving from Red Mountain Expressway to I-65 via I-20/59 (our vertical video of the week). From Alfredo Alarcon.
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Checking out different parts of the city. From Rob Allbanks.
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Promo for UAB. From CM Study Overseas CR.
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A visit to Shop Epitome in Eastwood. From Urbnhm.
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Talking with Paul Hedgepath of Hoover construction company M.J. Harris. From Gareth McGlynn – the Preconstruction Podcast.
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Youth softball: Birmingham Giants 18u Elite vs. Tennessee Mojo 04. From Christopher Bowers.
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Birmingham’s Waymond Jackson and Portrice Warren of Ed Farm and Marshall Pollard of Staydrmn discuss education. From Alexis Lehmann.
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Flag football: Blaze vs. Mambas. From TUFF League.
And Chosen Ones vs. Mambas. From TUFF League.
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Mascot Sparky learns about fire safety. From Birmingham Fire and Rescue Service Department.
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Promo for the Greater Birmingham Convention and Visitors Bureau filmed at the Barber Vintage Motorsports Museum in Leeds. From Greater Birmingham CVB.
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Promo for Collins Law in Hoover. From Collins Law.
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Birmingham mayor Randall Woodfin talks with the Source magazine. From the Source.
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Mark Cain competes at the 1996 Ironman Bull Riding Classic at BJCC Arena downtown. From PBR Bud Light Cup.
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Comedian The Real John King performs at the Comedy Club in Green Springs in Homewood. From the Real John King.
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Angela May at the Birmingham Museum of Art discusses resources for teachers on the website, Culture Bridge: eLearning Across Asia. From BMA Education.
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Renovating Ballard House in Fountain Heights, a historic building part of the civil rights movement. From Alabama NewsCenter.
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Time-lapse footage of sunrise over downtown. From Mac Dunlap.
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A wild hit-and-run crash in October that sent a truck over the I-20/59 railing, killing the driver. From American Truck Drivers.
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Promo for More Than a March: Birmingham, a networking and community event in October at Kelly Ingram Park downtown. From Wyatt Productions.
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A new Mac lab at Is-Able Ministries in Homewood (our other vertical video of the week). From Is-Able Center.
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Louisville rock band Tantric performs “Down and Out” at the defunct Iron Horse Cafe in Hoover. From Jeffrey Brewer Concert Videos.
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Testimonial from Mary Margaret for a spiritual boot camp (our other other vertical video of the week). From Spiritual Bootcamp and More.
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Touring Bristol Southside Condos. From Jason Will Official.
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Lake Elmore, Vt., singer-songwriter Jon Gailmo performs “Birmingham.” From Jon Gailmor.
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Promo for Franklins of Birmingham, real estate agents with LAH Real Estate in Hoover. From Chad and Macey Franklin.
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Driving through Atlanta to downtown Birmingham. From Nattural Nesha.
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Mountain Brook bluegrass band the Mountain Grass Unit performs in October at Avondale Brewing Company (our final vertical video of the week). From Kagarver.
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State representative Neil Rafferty discusses a proposed bill banning transgender operations on “Capitol Journal,” with opposing commentary interspersed. From Erin Brewer.
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Drone footage of a roof on a house in Moody. From Birmingham Roofs.
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“Bedtime Stories for a Better Birmingham,” a fund-raiser for nonprofit organization Start the Adventure in Reading, features local celebrities reading bedtime stories in October. From Steak and Eggs Media.
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CBS News coverage of the civil rights movement in 1963 in Birmingham. From Btm0815ma.
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UAB student shows her studio apartment. From Diaries of Valeen Oseh.
More from the apartment tour. From Diaries of Valeen Oseh.
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Dashcam footage of I-20 west to I-65 to I-22. From Mason Man.
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Birmingham Iron at San Antonio Commanders in “Doug Flutie’s Maximum Football 2020.” From NWA Super Intergalactic Wrestling.
And Memphis Express at Birmingham Iron in a different video game. From AAF Simulated Network.
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UAB Collegiate Recovery Community webinar. From Association of Recovery in Higher Education.
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Drone footage of apartments and Target in Inverness. From Creative Slope.
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