A look at Birmingham in videos …

Barons pitcher Spencer Adams ends the top of the seventh inning with his sixth strikeout against the Chattanooga Lookouts in May at Regions Field downtown. From Minor League Baseball.

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Checking out the second annual I Am a Father 5k race earlier this month at the Birmingham Botanical Gardens. From I Am a Father 5K.

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Michigan State University and the University of Alabama at Birmingham partner on research for diabetic retinopathy, a diabetes complication that affects the eyes. From Webs Edge Health.

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Commercial for Hawthorne at Lake Heather apartments in Inverness, Hoover. From Hawthorne Residential Parnters.

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New York pop singer Max performs in May at Tin Roof in Lakeview. From Feesa.

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Hanging out at the Riverchase Galleria in Hoover. From Cody Gremlin.

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Commercial for Alabama House candidate Jacqueline Gray Miller. From Dub Dynasty Ent.

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Birmingham rapper BMR DeeMan performs in May at Diamonds of Birmingham Gentlemen’s Club in in Brighton. From BMR DeeMan TV.

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English rock band Asking Alexandria performs “Into the Fire” in April at Iron City on Southside (our vertical video of the week). From Miguel Romero.

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Tarrant’s Corey Patrick goes viral for photo of him taking the bus to high school graduation ceremony. From Alabama NewsCenter.

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Highlights from country band Florida Georgia Line in 2014 at Oak Mountain Amphitheatre in Pelham. From Massive Music.

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A patriotic number from May’s Birmingham Dance Theatre recital at the BJCC Concert Hall downtown. From Karen Briley.

Dancers perform to “Good Old Days.” From Karen Briley.

Dancers perform “For My Help.” From Karen Briley.

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Summer family fun at the Birmingham Zoo. From Scotty Boy Homie.

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Actor-singer Hayley Kiyoko talks with fans in March. From Feesa.

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Investigating the zeppelin mooring mast on the Thomas Jefferson Tower downtown. From al.com.

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Canadian TV station received in Birmingham (our other vertical video of the week). From Local and DX Radio.

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Dashcam (and rearcam) footage of driving at U.S. 280 and Shelby County 41. From Vear Experts.

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Looking forward to Birmingham’s new pro football team. From New Dish on the Stove.

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A Lamborghini and a Shelby GT350 at a car meetup in Cahaba Heights, Vestavia Hills. From Biv3 Media.

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Wesley Wade of Energen speaks on “The Effort to Keep Millennials” at May’s Disrupt HR Birmingham event at Innovation Depot downtown. From Disrupt HR.

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Highlights from the 28th annual Society of Black Academic Surgeons meeting in April at the Westin Birmingham downtown with UAB as host. From Dr. Hassan A. Tetteh.

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Driving around Birmingham-Shuttlesworth International Airport. From Wilmer C.

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Highlight reel for Leeds forward Jeffrey Nolen Jr. From Jeffrey Nolen Jr.

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A look at Trips for Kids, a nonprofit organization that offers mountain bike outings and environmental education. From Cycling Talk.

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Huntsville rapper Young Rippa performs in May at Zydeco on Southside (our other other vertical video of the week). From Young Rippa #ripnation.

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That time a teenager stole a MAX bus with Birmingham police in pursuit … From WVTM-13 News.

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Oak Mountain State Park featured in an episode of Alabama Public Television show “Discovering Alabama.” From Discovering Alabama.

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Softball: Birmingham Thunderbolts 06 vs. Georgia Impact 2023 – Lunsford. From Georgia Impact Lunsford 2023.

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Working on a house on Alpha Street South in North Titusville. From Randy Martin.

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Dashcam footage of Richard Arrington Jr. Boulevard South. From Chris Miller.

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Celebrating music director Ken Berg’s 40 years with the Birmingham Boys Choir. From Birmingham Boys Choir.

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Highlight reel for Mountain Brook rising junior third baseman Clark Griffin at May’s Sunshine Southeast Showcase in Cartersville, Ga. From Skill Show Videos.

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Melanie Maddox of BBVA Compass speaks at May’s Disrupt HR Birmingham event at Innovation Depot downtown. From Disrupt HR.

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Florida guitarist Pavlo Simtikidis performs “Tsiftetelli” earlier this month at WorkPlay in Lakeview. From Official Pavlo Admirers- OPA!

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Woodlawn senior slot receiver Keyshun Parks in action (our vertical video of the week). From Keyshun Parks.

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Actor/singer Logan Henderson performs in May at Tin Roof in Lakeview. From Feesa.

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Lightning (our other vertical video of the week). From James Kyser.

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Help wanted ad for a client services manager in Birmingham. From A.R. Spears.

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Detroit gospel group Kymon Smith and Godsons and Daughters performs in Birmingham (our other other vertical video of the week). From Kymon Smith.

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R&B singer Coldrank performs “Chocolate Drop” earlier this month at Boutwell Auditorium downtown. From Supreme Team Investment Group.

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Drone footage of Alabama landmarks: Saturn 1B rocket in Elkmont by I-65, the Statue of Liberty in Vestavia Hills by I-459 and the Big Peach water tower in Clanton by I-65. From Brents Pepper.

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Birmingham indie soul band the Brook and the Bluff performs on local Web series “Welcome to Monotonia.” From Welcome to Monotonia.

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Drone footage of the Cahaba River. From Fear-Some.

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Testimonials by members for Homewood gym Squad Fitness. From Squad Fitness.

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Soccer: Birmingham Hammers vs. Mississippi Brilla FC in May in Jackson. From Mississippi Brilla.

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Welcoming Birmingham to the new Alliance of American Football. From the Colt 45 show.

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Students from Mann Dance Studio in Prattville perform “Fun” at March’s Thunderstruck dance competition at the Alabama Theatre downtown, winning Team Large Group. From Thunderstruck Dance.

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Chef and TV host Andrew Zimmern on Frank Stitt and Birmingham’s food scene. From Alabama NewsCenter.

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Shooting a wedding and checking out Moss Rock Preserve in Hoover. From Joel Henson.

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A look at the nonprofit organization, Birmingham Sister Cities Commission. From Masadabbc.

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Walking through Joe Minter’s African Village in America, a sculpture garden south of Elmwood Cemetery in Woodland Park. From Buffett2010.

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Clang! Clang! Clang! Clang! (Our other other other vertical video of the week.) From Cwhorld Productions.

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Rodney Watson on snooty Birmingham people (our other other other other vertical video of the week). From District Three.

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The Eagles performs “In the City” in April at Legacy Arena downtown (our final vertical video of the week). From Roger McMunn.

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Promo for the White Foam Party on July 6 at Magnolia House in Five Points South. From Freeman Walker Jr.

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Birmingham consulting firm 45 Inc. staff members discuss leadership. From 45 Inc. Birmingham.

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Family reunion in Birmingham with a trip to VisionLand in Bessemer. From Wayne Inniss.

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Trains in Irondale. From Carson Bean.

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Danish punk rock band Iceage performs in May at Saturn in Avondale. From Ivan Denisovich.

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Visiting LightRails downtown. Published on May 19, 2018

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Cincinnati motivational speaker Karim R. Ellis at May’s International Public Management Association for Human Resources regional conference at the Sheraton Birmingham downtown. With testimonial from Michelle Barnes of the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet. From Karim R. Ellis.

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Boone, N.C., roots band Lazybirds performs “Just Your Fool” in May at Domestique Coffee on Southside. From Actress Gabrielle.

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A new fish for the tank. From Sheri and Will.

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

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Touring the Birmingham Botanical Gardens greenhouse. From Prajun at Hunt.

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Basketball: Birmingham Blue Devils vs. Team SLEEPY in May in Atlanta. From Baller TV.

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Commercial for the University of Alabama at Birmingham. From Chris Liakos.

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Feature on nonprofit organization STAIR of Birmingham, or Start the Adventure in Reading. From Alabama NewsCenter.

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New Orleans’ Rebirth Brass Band performs in May at Saturn in Avondale. From Actress Gabrielle.

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Mobile rapper Bkoshr, a k a Brandon Tunstall, at Miles College in Fairfield. From JD Productions.

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Backstage dog. From DTenacity

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Giving vegan burgers to the homeless downtown. From Carey Fountain.

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Sidewalk dance party! From Angela Matthews.

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Taking ATVs and motorcycles out for a ride in Belview Heights. From Shifty450.

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Riding the trails at Oak Mountain State Park. From Black Bear Mafia MTB.

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Q&A session at Sidewalk Film Festival. From Outlaw Films.

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Birmingham jam band New Merkle Revue performs “Althea” in May at the Oasis in Lakeview. From Actress Gabrielle.

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New Orleans Americana band Big Al and the Heavyweights performs in May at Phelan Park on Southside. From Actress Gabrielle.

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Fatou Ouattara on her son Abdul Diane’s graduation from Hoover High School in May at Bartow Arena. From Starnes Publishing.

Graduates Gary Larson and Jennifer Andrew before the graduation ceremony. From Starnes Publishing.

Tossing their caps. From Starnes Publishing.

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Alabama Winds performs “In My Father’s Eyes” in May at Mountain Brook High School. Composer Julie Giroux dedicated the work to the four girls murdered in the 1963 bombing of Sixteenth Street Baptist Church. From Patrick Fitzgerald.

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Rhode Island accordionist Cory Pesaturo performs in May at Birmingham-Southern College (our vertical video of the week). From Aaron Tanner.

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A look at TrimTab Brewing Company in Lakeview. From Local Reporter.

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Conducting a raid while playing “Pokémon Go” (our other vertical video of the week). From Cody Sanders.

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Huntsville rapper Kid Bless, a k a Jameke Byrd, performs at the Eastside Lounge in North Avondale. From JEDI Music.

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Trains in Birmingham. From Sou610.

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Andres Todd graduates from Wenonah High School (originally featured in July). From Fred Davenport.

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Baseball: Birmingham Barons outfielder Trey Michalczewski hits a triple against the Generals in May at the Ballpark at Jackson. From Minor League Baseball.

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Dashcam footage, including a trip to Elmwood Cemetery in Arlington – West End. From Scott King.

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Hanging out at Do Dah Day in May on Southside. From Bill and Kelley Adventures.

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Rock band A Perfect Circle performs “TalkTalk” and “Hourglass” in May at Legacy Arena downtown. From Wing Ding.

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Election results from today’s primaries in Alabama …

More election coverage in our Vote 2018 special report.

The runoff takes place July 17.

Voter turnout:

• Alabama: 27 percent
• Jefferson County: 25 percent
• Shelby County: 25 percent

Results for Jefferson County and Shelby County.

Democrats

(Contested races only)

Winner in red | Runoff candidates in blue

Republicans

(Contested races only)

Winner in red | Runoff candidates in blue

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More Vote 2018 coverage.

The Alabama primaries are under way. Polls are open till 7 tonight for the midterm elections.

Q: Where do I vote?

A: Call Jefferson County: (205) 325-5550, Jefferson County (Bessemer only): (205) 481-4105, Shelby County: (205) 669-3913.

Or Search Your Polling Place on AlabamaVotes.gov.

Wade on Birmingham:
election results tonight

Remember, if you have problems at your polling place:

• Notify a poll worker immediately.
• Call the secretary of state at 1-800-274-VOTE (8683) or visit his site, StopVoterFraudNow.com.
• And tell the probate court for Jefferson County (205-325-5203) or Shelby County (205-669-3713).
• Nationwide: 866-OUR-VOTE (687-8683)
• E-mail us at Vote2018[at]wadeonbirmingham.com.

Q: What can I expect to see on the ballots?

A: Check out these sample ballots for each county.

You’re voting for U.S. Representative, state (including governor) and county officials.

Who are you voting for today? Tell us in the comments.

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More Vote 2018 coverage.

See sample ballots for Jefferson, Shelby County 2018 general elections.

After one of the nation’s wildest Senate races in December, Alabama prepares to hit the polls again on Tuesday.

We have the sample ballots for Jefferson and Shelby Counties for the primaries. (The Jefferson County ballot has 99 versions, one for every sub-district.)

Find your polling place/districts.

The ballot has top state and county offices. And check out the Alabama Voter Guide 2018, with voting procedures and frequently asked questions.

For easier viewing, you can print, download or zoom to full screen with each ballot.

Election Day is Tuesday, with runoffs on July 17.

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Jefferson County: Democratic ballot

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Jefferson County: Republican ballot

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Shelby County: Democratic ballot

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Shelby County: Republican ballot

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Candidate guides:

• al.com
• BirminghamWatch
• WBHM (90.3 FM)
• WBRC-6

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A look at Birmingham in videos …

Children sing during a service at Apostolic Faith Church in Fairmont. From Private Name.

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Train in Avondale. From David P. Jordan.

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Granite Garden at the Birmingham Botanical Gardens. From the Very Moment.

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Showing off the hometown of Birmingham on a budget. From Abayomi Abaliiciious.

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Birmingham’s Kenya Buchanan a k a Kenya B. auditions to be a contestant on the reality competition show “Project Runway.” From Stanley Parrish.

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Highlights from Scranton magician Denny Corby’s show at the Club and visit to Birmingham. From Denny Corby.

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Dallas rapper Yella Beezy “got smoke with promoters in Birmingham.” From Kartel Visions TV.

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Rock crawling at Moss Rock Preserve in Hoover. From Bullgear RC videos.

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Vestavia Hills dance band Margeaux and the Cat’s Meow performs earlier this month at Daniel Day Gallery in Lakeview. From Actress Gabrielle.

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Talking with Carolita Smiley Lester about her son comedian Rickey Smiley. From Alabama NewsCenter.

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Gerald Satterwhite, meteorologist at the Birmingham office of the National Weather Service, demonstrates inland flooding using a model (at 1:34). From NOAA/NWS National Hurricane Center.

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Visiting the Oak Mountain State Fair earlier this month in Pelham. From La Palmada Guerrero.

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Saxophonist Maceo Parker performs earlier this month at the Alys Stephens Center on Southside. From Actress Gabrielle.

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Snacking on mulberry trees (our vertical video of the week). From Vitali Kriuchkov.

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Birmingham mayor Randall Woodfin addresses the 54th annual Greater Birmingham Mayors’ Prayer Breakfast earlier this month at the Harbert Center downtown. From Mayor Randall Woodfin.

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Listening to the birds singing outside the Tutwiler downtown (our other vertical video of the week). From Dream Follower.

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Athens, Ga., indie rock band Of Montreal performs earlier this month at Saturn in Avondale. From Actress Gabrielle.

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A day at the Birmingham Zoo and Target in Homewood. From CDL Vlogs.

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Christian alt-rock band Rocketboy performs in 1996 in Birmingham. From Rocketboy Lives.

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Birmingham mayor Randall Woodfin speaks at Tea with Tofi brainstorming session earlier this month at District 9 Event Space in Bessemer. From Tofi International TV.

More on the Tea with Tofi event. From Tofi International TV.

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A look at the new Ensley Health Club. From Marks Media.

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Baltimore indie rock band Snail Mail performs in April at Saturn in Avondale (our other other vertical video of the week). From Until I Die.

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Hanging in Ensley. From Brian Hall.

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Bernie Kuhajda, biologist and science program manager at the Tennessee Aquarium in Chattanooga, checks on endangered darters in Pinson’s Turkey Creek Nature Preserve. From Tennessee Aquarium.

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Former Houston Rocket Robert Horry promotes a pre-season Oct. 2 game at Legacy Arena between the Rockets and the Memphis Grizzlies. The Alabama Sports Hall of Fame played host to the media conference earlier this month. From Alabama NewsCenter.

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Tallahassee vlogger Allana Marolt visits March’s Natural Hair and Health Expo at the BJCC North Exhibition Hall downtown. From She’s BlackenedWhite.

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Birmingham jeweler Lucy Farmer on her Inspire to Give line. From Ashley Kickliter.

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Dancing at LightRails downtown. From Cody Gremlin.

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A 360-degree look around Birmingham-Southern College inside and outside. From Matt James.

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A look at Birmingham in videos …

Birmingham police officers attempt to put a woman in custody (our vertical video of the week). From Joshua Deloach.

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Rock group Trey Anastasio Trio performs in April at Iron City on Southside. From Robby Stewart.

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Fox News April report on the fight between Birmingham and Alabama on the Confederate Soldiers and Sailors Monument in Linn Park downtown. From King Noble Higherself.

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Students hunts for ghosts in Bass Cemetery in Roebuck Springs. From Hieu Huynh.

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Kimy Stewart previews an estate sale. From Birmingham Estate Sales.

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Retired members of the Alabama Air National Guard’s 117th Tactical Reconnaissance Wing in Birmingham discuss the 1961 Bay of Pigs Invasion. From Defense Flash News.

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Gardendale senior Diamond Watkins discusses winning Red Diamond Youth of the Year from the Boys and Girls Clubs of Central Alabama. From Serquest.com.

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Promo for this week’s Executive RoundTable with Trussville pastor Shawn Lovejoy at the Club. From Shawn Lovejoy.

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Trains at Railroad Park downtown. From Close-Up Railfanning.

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Nashville folk-hop band Judah and the Lion performs “Lose Yourself” in April at Sloss Furnaces. From James Masters.

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Birmingham dancers Rachael Inman, Sara Wallace and Alessia Lovreglio participate in National Water Dance 2018. From Alessia Lovreglio.

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Highlights from the Southern Christian Leadership Conference April awards banquet, “A Golden Halo Commemoration Fit for a King,” at the Sheraton Birmingham downtown. From Arkadia Films.

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Birmingham real estate agent Jason Secor on when to move. From Jason Secor.

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Progress report from the Birmingham Business Alliance. From Alabama NewsCenter.

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Nashville’s American Academy of Dance performs “All We Do” at April’s Applause Talent dance competition at the Alabama Theatre downtown, winning Best Lyrical/Modern/Contemporary. From Applause Talent Videos.

Athens’ Kelly’s Studio of Dance performs “Shot You Down” at April’s Applause Talent dance competition at the Alabama Theatre downtown, winning Best Jazz. From Applause Talent Videos.

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Commercial for Mercedes-Benz of Birmingham. From Strong Automotive Merchandising.

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Birthday cake fun with Ruff Ryders Birmingham (our other vertical video of the week). From Ruff Ryder Nasty.

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Promo for the Entrepreneurship Scholars Program at Birmingham-Southern College. From Birmingham-Southern College Business Department.

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Pretty parrots at the Birmingham Zoo. From Da House.

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Talking with the route setting crew at High Point Climbing and Fitness in Inverness From SheSets.

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Izora Devine performs at Al’s on Seventh in Lakeview (our other other vertical video of the week). From Izora Devine.

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Rock band As the Crow Flies performs in April at Iron City on Southside. From Actress Gabrielle.

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Highlights from Birmingham dance instructor Janelle Issis’ sessions at February’s Hollywood Dance Jamz convention at the Sheraton Birmingham downtown. From Janelle Issis.

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Driving and vlogging on I-459 through Hoover. From Vasil N. Atanasov V-Dalaverata.

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Commercial for Friday’s fund-raiser concert with the Warblers men’s chorus at First Baptist Church of Trussville. From Birmingham Baptist Association.

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Mexican banda group Marcos Flores y la Jerez performs in April at Rancho el Centenario in Mt. Olive. From Hector García.

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Feature on Amy Jason of Homewood shop Cookie Fix. From Southern Living.

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Time-lapse ground level view of driving from Huntsville to Birmingham along I-65. From T.J. Hanby.

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A look at the Women’s Business Enterprise Council South’s Power Industry Summit in April at the BJCC East Meeting Rooms downtown. From Alabama NewsCenter.

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Show reel for Birmingham director Jason O’Brien. From Fast Lane Productions.

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Commercial for King Buffet restaurant in Eastwood. From Nelson Wang.

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Soccer: Javanon 07 Black (Kentucky) vs. Birmingham United SA 07 Hypervenom in April in Memphis. From Sean Ladson.

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Mixtroz founders make their pitch at Velocity Accelerator’s Demo Day in April at Iron City on Southside. From Ashlee Ammons.

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A look in German at the 2018 Honda Indy Grand Prix of Alabama in April at Barber Motorsports Park in Leeds. From Dominik Motorsport.

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Presentation on marching for civil rights in Birmingham in the 1960s. From Nayla Aguilar.

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Drone footage of snowy Brook Highland and Meadowbrook neighborhoods in 2017. From Andrew Daviston.

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Highlights from the 2018 Birmingham Corporate Challenge in April in Railroad Park downtown. From Knight Eady.

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Highlights from the 2018 Women in Business event in April at Vulcan Park. From Starnes Digital.

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UAB personnel dance at March’s National Orientation Directors Association Region VI conference in Orlando. From NODA Region VI.

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Chicago DJ Mark Farina in April at WorkPlay in Lakeview. From Cary Pownall.

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Hopping a train in Irondale to Atlanta and Greenville, S.C. From John E. Ringo.

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Training program Innovate Birmingham holds its April graduation ceremony at Alabama Power downtown. From Alabama NewsCenter.

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Video announcements for New Life Birmingham church in Huffman. From New Life Bham.

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Portland indie rock band Modest Mouse performs “Cowboy Dan” in April at Sloss Furances. From Rachael Tierney.

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Louisiana high school student De’Jeune’ Richardson recites the poem “The Ballad of Birmingham” by Dudley Randall, her entry for April’s Poetry Out Loud national competition in Washington. From Nola.com.

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DC power pop band Jukebox the Ghost performs “Colorful” in April at Seasick Records in Crestwood North. From ItisRael.

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Kids perform a rap inspired by the book “The Watsons Go to Birmingham.” From Toucranium Inc.

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Members of California State University – Bakersfield read Martin Luther King Jr.’s “Letter from Birmingham Jail.” From the Runner.

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David Traylor of City Hardwoods in Oxmoor discusses table saw safety. From City Hardwoods.

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Birmingham hip-hop artist Bo the Great performs. From OTTV25 DA8TV.

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Williamstown, Mass., band Misty Blues performs “Will My Blues” in April at the Nick on Southside. From Roger Stephenson.

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Talking with James Lewis of Bettola Italian restaurant in Pepper Place in Lakeview. From Alabama NewsCenter.

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Singer-songwriter Brandi Carlile performs “What Can I Say” in 2012 at the Alabama Theatre downtown. From Brent Huss.

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Promo for the Greystone subdivision in Hoover. From Best of U.S. Homes Birmingham.

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A 1964 report on civil rights struggles in Birmingham. From Hezakya Newz and Music.

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Promo for New Birth Birmingham church in the Killbough Springs neighborhood. From Danny Kang Austin.

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Matches from the 2018 Birmingham Open judo tournament in April at Spain Park High School in Hoover. From Charlie.

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Birmingham attorney and state House candidate Jerome Dees on local TV show “Our Issues Birmingham.” From Our Issues Birmingham.

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Curtis Manning, associate professor at Nunez Community College in New Orleans, discusses the civil rights movement in Birmingham and Albany, Ga. From Curtis Manning.

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Memphis’ Team Thad plays in an April basketball tournament at the Birmingham-Jefferson Convention Complex downtown. From Ultimate Highlights.

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A look at the 2018 Honda Indy Grand Prix of Alabama in April at Barber Motorsports Park in Leeds. From IndyCar.

“One of the most gorgeous road courses in the country.” From Arpukiense.

Katie Hargitt reports on the Honda Indy Grand Prix. From IndyCar.

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A return trip to Birmingham to visit Five Points South and Frank Fleming’s sculpture the Storyteller. From Tia M. Grubb.

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Dining out at Ranch House Family Restaurant in Vestavia Hills. From Best of U.S. Homes Birmingham.

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A virtual train in Birmingham from app “Trainz Simulator 2.” From Deep South Railfan.

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Slow-motion footage in and around Railroad Park downtown. From Take It Digital.

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Promo for the Comrade Challenge at Squad Fitness. From Squad Fitness.

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Visiting Kelly Ingram Park, the Birmingham Civil Rights Institute and other places around town. From Romina.

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Troy University students examine the Birmingham Pledge. From Troy TrojanVision.

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Alabama’s GOP gubernatorial debate in April at the Lyric Theatre downtown. From American News.

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Maureen McCann of Spartan Invest in Five Points South discusses turnkey rental properties on the Birmingham Real Estate Investors Association podcast. From AlaREIA.

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Atlanta heavy metal band Mastodon performs in 2002 at the Boiler Room in Smithfield. From Adam Corso.

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April launch party for Nexus Fitness in Homewood. From Nexus Fitness.

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A look at Birmingham in videos …

Promo video for the Birmingham 2021 World Games, shown at July’s closing ceremony in WrocÅ‚aw, Poland. From the World Games TV.

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A night at Club Volcano in Ensley. From Louney G.

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Exploring downtown. From Brian Burridge.

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Brody Flack of the Birmingham Giants at bat. From Gottaluv48.

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Real estate agent Jason Secor on myths about the market. From Jason Secor.

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Rehabbing a house in the Wine Ridge subdivision of Hoover. From Denmark Properties LLC.

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Blair Miller of 24 Communications downtown discusses landing pages. From 24 Communications.

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Time-lapse footage of a match at April’s Icy Hot USTA Southern tournament at Highland Park Tennis Center. From Chika Williams.

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Basketball: Blue Devils (Birmingham) vs. ECL (Atlanta) in March at the NGS Kelly Memorial Classic tournament in Atlanta. From Charles Williams. From Byron Henry.

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Highlights from the 2017 Birmingham Bowl. From Birmingham Bowl.

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Explainer on changes to Malfunction Junction. From al.com.

Aerial footage of the I-65/I-20/59 interchange. From Live Storms Media.

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Mountain Brook country singer Sara Evans performs “Suds in the Bucket” in April at the Lyric Theatre downtown. From Team Timmons.

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Driving I-20/59 at night through downtown. From Of the Dawn Patriot.

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Promo for Birmingham Academy of Martial Arts in Trussville. From Birmingham Academy of Martial Arts.

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Highlights from Elite Stars in April at the Southern Spring Invitational tournament inside the Birmingham-Jefferson Convention Complex downtown. From Elite Hoops Daily.

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A look at Violins of Hope in Birmingham. From Alabama NewsCenter.

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“Mighty Times: The Children’s March,” a 2004 documentary about the Birmingham Children’s Crusade in 1963. From Jaime Dudash.

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Softball: Ohio Hawks vs. Birmingham Thunderbolts in November in Chattanooga. From Hannah Hoverman.

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Fairhope sophomore and Birmingham Bolts catcher Justice Palmer taking batting practice. From Joey Palmer.

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Promo for T. Mills Realty Group in Inverness. From Stanley Parrish.

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Makeup tutorial to become Electra, by Birmingham YouTuber Becca BYBeautiful From Becca BYBeautiful.

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Visiting family in Birmingham. From Jordan the Alpha.

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Birmingham Bulls in action at the Pelham Ice Arena (our vertical video of the week). From Matthew Merrifield.

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Taking part in April’s Walk to End Lupus Now fund-raiser in Veterans Park in Hoover (our other vertical video of the week). From Tierra Shelton.

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Drone footage of downtown, Southside, Vulcan and Sloss Furnaces. From Dunlap Productions.

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The Muna Love Affair wedding show in April at Roots and Revelry downtown. From IA Film Group.

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Sierreño singer-songwriter Christian Valle performs in April at El Potrero Night Club in Huffman (our other other vertical video of the week). From Christian Valle Oficial.

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Wrestling match. From 2717watt.

More wrestling. From 2717watt.

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Vlog from Fultondale on starting out in trucker training. From Fire Bug Doug.

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Birmingham rappers Woody and Johnyboy. From Ray Themover.

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Interviewing Birmingham artist Douglas Pierre Baulos. From Wiregrass Museum of Art.

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Birmingham’s Jump Off Dance Crew performs. From Kobe Bryant.

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Talking with minister and TEDxBirmingham speaker Van Moody. From Regions Bank.

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A report on evangelization in the Latino community. From LLDM News Noticias de la Iglesia la Luz del Mundo.

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Interviewing Birmingham artist Merrilee Challiss. From Wiregrass Museum of Art.

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Dashcam footage of driving U.S. 280 and Rocky Ridge Road (our final vertical video of the week). From Joziel el de la Pauta Latin Music.

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Graduating from Samford and visiting New Orleans in December. From Bila Nguyen Ngov.

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Helmetcam footage of riding to and walking through Rickwood Field in Rising – West Princeton. From Hammereye 85.

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A mural by Birmingham artist Marcus Fetch on the Waites apartment building on Southside celebrating the World Games in Birmingham in 2021. From the World Games TV.

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A look at Birmingham in videos …

Bike ride on Highland Avenue (our vertical video of the week). From Jeff Feet.

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Live music at the Oasis in Lakeview. From Actress Gabrielle.

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Feature on makeup artist Joy Krystal of Dangshawtybeat downtown. From Sleepover Media.

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Helmetcam footage of U.S. 31 (through Homewood) and Five Points South. From Hammereye 85.

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Dancing Dolls of Birmingham featured on a March episode of Lifetime’s “Bring It!” From Lifetime.

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Talking with artist and teacher Rollina. From Matthew Wilson.

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Phoenix Colombian band La Tropa Kumbiambera performs at El Sol on Valley Avenue (our other vertical video of the week). From Michelle Ramirez.

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March for Our Lives protest for stricter gun control laws in March in Railroad Park downtown. From Savcookster.

More from the protest. From Terry McCombs.

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Dancing in the living room (our other other vertical video of the week). From Erin Coleman.

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Trains downtown and in Irondale. From alcheng1000.

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Testimonial by salesperson Deana Seuferling of Hoover for Rodan and Fields (our other other other vertical video of the week). From Emily Pennington.

And a testimonial by salesperson Kelli White of Hoover for Rodan and Fields (our final vertical video of the week). From Emily Pennington.

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Feature on Krystal Turner of WPYA 97.3 Play. From Sleepover Media.

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Representatives of Kulvax, a company for transporting vaccines founded by University of Alabama students, present their business proposal for the Rise of the Rest, a competition awarding $100,000 to a Birmingham startup. From Kulvax.

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U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions speaks in March at the Sheraton Birmingham downtown to the National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives. From Live Satellite News.

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The BHM BIZ magazine panel “Healthcare in Birmingham” in March at the Birmingham School of Law downtown. The speakers: Scott McGlaun, senior vice president and chief information officer at Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Alabama; Sameer Ather, president and chief executive officer of XpertDox; Whitt Israel, CEO of ICONN Orthopedics; William W. Horton, attorney with Jones Walker; and Sae Evans, accountant at Warren Averett. From Alabama NewsCenter.

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Memphis rapper Blac Youngsta performs in 2016 at the Merienda Lounge on Southside. From DJ Greg TRBB.

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Elvis Presley performs “The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face” in 1976 at the BJCC Coliseum downtown. From Roberto Lopes.

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Birmingham tax professional Dee Edwards on building a brand. From the Startup Business Factory.

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Taking the bus from Atlanta to Birmingham. From Chris Atkinson.

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Eighth grade girls basketball: Atlanta Celtics vs. Birmingham Heat in March in Atlanta. From Louie B.

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Wayne Heard, trainer at D1 Sports Medicine, speaks at an Innovate Birmingham event at the Birmingham Museum of Art downtown. From Wayne Heard.

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The newly extended Vulcan Trail. From Freshwater Land Trust.

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Checking out the vendors at March’s Alabama Comic Con at the BJCC South Exhibition Hall downtown. From Greg Peak.

A quick update before working at Comic Con. From Ace News World.

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Exercise class at the Sheraton Birmingham downtown. From Douglas Cooper.

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Promo for the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers. From CHK Marketing.

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Cars and trucks at the 34th annual St. Patrick’s Parade in Five Points South. From the RPM Standard.

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A look at Birmingham in videos …

The view from behind the net at a Birmingham Bulls match at Pelham Ice Arena (our vertical video of the week). From Matthew Merrifield.

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A moment with a homeless man (our other vertical video of the week). From Kacy Summers.

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Promo for Homewood gym Nexus Fitness. From Nexus Fitness.

More from Nexus Fitness. From Nexus Fitness.

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Promo for Lee Branch gym Quevity. From Zeekee.

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Dancing in Fairfield. From Victor Tyrone Ravizee.

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Promo featuring comedians DaddAzz and Melissa for this past weekend’s Best of Both Worlds Comedy Show at Birmingham Event Center in the ACIPCO-Finley neighborhood. From DaddAzz.

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Cycling on a break (our other other vertical video of the week). From the Blessed Life of a Trucker.

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Corbitt Chandler, chief executive officer of Apex Current digital marketing agency in Homewood, presents “Facebook Marketing and Sales Funnel Training” at Forge downtown. From Apex Current.

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A minute with dentist and UAB graduate Elizabeth Kalliath for Chicago’s MG Dentistry. From MG Dentistry.

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From 25 years ago this month, reports on the Blizzard of 1993. From Vorton J. Maxwell.

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Lakeview dance party! From Manish Let’s Get Em a k a DJ Manish.

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Checking out the BJCC area downtown. From Random Booshae.

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Panel discussion “I Remember Birmingham 1963” earlier this month in New Orleans. Participants were New Orleans professor Raphael Cassimere Jr.; Bastrop, Texas, composer and trumpeter Hannibal Lokumbe; Meadville, Pa., artist and assistant professor Steve A. Prince; and Birmingham’s Sarah Collins Rudolph. From Amistad Research Center.

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Birmingham mayor Randall Woodfin on Rise of the Rest, a competition awarding $100,000 to a local startup. From Alabama NewsCenter.

Shipt CEO Bill Smith on Rise of the Rest. From Alabama NewsCenter.

And Mayor Woodfin comments on Birmingham winning a Smart Cities Council Readiness Challenge prize. From Alabama NewsCenter.

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Birmingham police report on the active shooter earlier this month at UAB Highlands on Southside. From Associated Press.

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Drone footage of the annual Feast of St. Mark Italian Festival, held in April at St. Mark the Evangelist Catholic Church in Vestavia Hills. From Zeekee.

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Teams from Atlanta and Birmingham compete in Kevin Kirk’s Cut Party Battle in December at the Birmingham Marriott. From Kevin Kirk.

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Squirrel hole in a Birmingham house. From Rid-a-Critter Inc.

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Visiting downtown Homewood and Morris Avenue. From Wynter Childers.

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More from Birmingham’s Kyle Sullivan and his monthlong trip to Antarctica in 2017. From Neoteotihuacan

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Trains in Irondale. From Carson Bean.

Trains earlier this month in Woodlawn, McCalla and Irondale among other locations. From SOU610.

Trains in December in Irondale. From Alcheng1000.

Trains in February downtown, in Irondale and in Temple, Ga. From River Line Productions.

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Ramsay High resource officer Alex Vildibill dances with students at the senior cookout. From Larry Heath.

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Bellhops moving company participates in the 14th annual Chili Cook-Off earlier this month at Brookwood Village in Homewood. From Bellhops.

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Birth video for Lillian Grace Dotman earlier this month at UAB Hospital. From Megan Pettus Videography.

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Birmingham mayor Randall Woodfin marks 100 days in office by announcing plans for the city earlier this month at the Alabama Theatre downtown. From Mayor Randall Woodfin.

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Promo for the Alabama School of Fine Arts downtown. From Alabama School of Fine Arts.

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Birmingham rock band Smoking with the Bandit performs “Blood Red Eyes” at the Almost Legal Podcast studio in Sterrett. From Jay Galloway.

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Out on the town, including the Roof at Redmont Hotel downtown. From Pia Ming.

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Atlanta singer Puddles Pity Party, a k a Mike Geier, performs earlier this month at Iron City on Southside (our other other other vertical video of the week). From Kevin Muir.

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Dancing Dolls of Birmingham performs (our final vertical video of the week). From Tre’Vonnda Gaines.

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Time-lapse footage of the 2018 NCAA Division III Indoor Track and Field Championships earlier this month at the CrossPlex in Five Points West. Only a few facilities nationwide use a hydraulically banked track (seen at 0:48). From Davis Architects.

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Family trip to Birmingham. From Pia Ming.

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Comedian Crissle West tells the story of the Birmingham Children’s Crusade of 1963 led by Gwendolyn Sanders (Eris Baker of “This Is Us”) for Comedy Central’s “Drunk History.” From William Pierce.

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Fonteneau and Arnold law firm on regulations for sick leave. From Trey Miller.

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Acting coach and Birmingham native Britt Rentschler. From John Rosenfeld.

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Courtlin Arrington, 17, accidentally shot and killed earlier this month on campus at Huffman High. From Daily Mail.

Huffman student Michael Jerome Barber charged in shooting; report given in sign language. From Sign1News Admin.

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Feature on Lakeview nonprofit artists’ co-op Paperworkers Local. From Alabama NewsCenter.

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The Spirit of Houston marching band rehearses in 2014 at Samford’s Seibert Stadium before the BBVA Compass Bowl. From Marc Martin.

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A look at Birmingham in videos …

Spending time with friends at Starbucks in Cahaba Village, Mountain Brook. From Cody Gremlin.

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Takeoff from Birmingham-Shuttlesworth International Airport. From Freddie Rent.

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Highlights from the state RE/MAX awards banquet at the Wynfrey Hotel in Hoover. From Ricky Carruth.

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Listening to WAGG (610 AM). From Local and DX Radio.

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Tuscaloosa singer Stephanie Whatley-Farmer performs the National Anthem at Alabama Veterans Memorial Park in Mountain Brook. From Stephanie X Fluteforia Whatley.

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Dominican singer Héctor Acosta performs earlier this month at El Sol on Valley Avenue. From Hector Acosta y Orquesta.

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Preview of a tech panel held earlier this month at the Sheraton Birmingham downtown. From MCP Networks.

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Members of the Alabama Power Service Organization deliver Cheeriodicals gift boxes to Ronald McDonald House. From Alabama NewsCenter.

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A tour of Sloss Furnaces. From Abom79.

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Final project review for students at Covalence coding boot camp. From Covalence.

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Baseball: Wheaton at Birmingham-Southern in February. From Wheaton College Baseball.

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Practicing with the Hoover football team. From UTR Highlight Videos.

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Christian singer-songwriter Robbie Shae performs in November at the Pelham Civic Center. From Robbie Shae.

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Savannah jazz guitarist Howard Paul, Birmingham pianist Ray Reach and Nashville singer Lindsey Benedict perform at the Carver Theatre downtown. From Jerry W. Henry.

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Zirándaro group Banda Los Costeños performs earlier this month at Rancho El Centenario in Mt. Olive. From Erik Estrada.

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Promo for musician Big Trejure Girl performing earlier this week at Side Effects downtown. From Cinema Cove.

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Music video for “No New Friends” by Birmingham rapper Floss the Mack. From Stanley Parrish.

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Athens, Ga., chillwave singer-songwriter Washed Out performs in February at Saturn in Avondale. From Large Marge.

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Staying at the Sheraton Birmingham downtown (starting at 3:27). From More Milah.

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Train on 32nd Street. From Birmingham-Rail Productions.

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Hiking at Ruffner Mountain. From Travel with Annie G.

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Promo for the University of Alabama at Birmingham. From EduBookings.com.

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Highlight reel for Thompson senior guard Roy’el Everson. From Street Light Recruiting.

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Visiting Highlands College preview day. From Jubilee Santos.

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Drone footage of U.S. 280 and Cahaba Valley Road. From SRS NNLG.

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Birmingham real estate agent Gene Darden introduces his video channel. From Southern Realty Specialists KW the Real Estate Gene.

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Commercial for I Am Infinity fashion show on April 18 at the Alabama School for Fine Arts downtown. From Finn.

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Softball: Birmingham Thunderbolts 06 vs. Alabama Firecrackers 06 earlier this month in Hoover. From Dwayne Hubbard.

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Drone footage of George Ward Park in Glen Iris. From Wendell Flynn.

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Promo for March 31 “Soul-Winning Mega-Marathon” at Hamburger Heaven in Green Springs, Homewood. From Sanderson1611.

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The challenge of venture capital for minority-owned startups. From Ashlee Ammons.

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Drone footage of Quinlan Castle and other parts of Birmingham. From Jerad Watson.

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Tampa power metal band Kamelot performs in 2015 at Iron City on Southside (our vertical video of the week). From Metal Model MF.

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Vlogging at the Birmingham Botanical Gardens. From Cody Gremlin.

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Talking with UAB athletic director Mark Ingram. From Jonathan Yates.

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Highlights from February’s Ladies Rock Camp Birmingham at East Lake United Methodist Church. From Girls Rock Birmingham.

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Drone footage of the Birmingham Amateur Radio Club’s annual Hamfest earlier this month at the Zamora Shrine Temple in Irondale. From Jerry Turner Sr.

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Drone footage from above Railroad Park, featuring 360-degree angles. From Aidavue.

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Students from Moulton’s My Girls Dance Center perform “The Renegade” at February’s Industry Dance Awards at the Alabama Theatre downtown. From KARtv.

Students from Mountain Brook’s Linda Dobbins Dance perform “First Flight” at the Industry Dance Awards. From KARtv.

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Promo for podiatry services at Simon-Williamson Clinic at Princeton Baptist Medical Center in Arlington-West End. From Telegraph Creative.

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Checking out Frank Fleming’s “The Storyteller” in Five Points South. From Cody Gremlin.

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Drone footage of Vulcan, Regions Field, Sloss Furnaces and more. From Pingwin Media.

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The Birmingham Thunderbolts in action (our other vertical video of the week). From T Siaosi Tuimoloau – Montgomery.

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Boston ska-punk band Bim Skala Bim performs earlier this month at Iron City on Southside. From Mikey Bookout.

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A night at the Red Wolf in Jones Valley. From Naomi Early.

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“The Kyle and Ricky Show” visits Sherman Concrete downtown. From Construction Channel.

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Testimonial from Blue Cross Blue Shield of Alabama employees for the Birmingham Corporate Challenge. From Knight Eady.

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Promo for MealFit planning service in Birmingham. From MealFit.

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Members of Los Angeles-based Viver Brasil Dance Company perform earlier this month at a Samba in the Streets workshop held at St. Paul United Methodist Church downtown. From Starnes Publishing.

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Touring Vulcan. From Dev.

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Boston Celtic punk band the Dropkick Murphys perform earlier this month at Iron City on Southside. From Mikey Bookout.

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Promo for real estate agent Bob KuyKendall of ARC Realty. From Joshua Robinson/DoP.

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Los Angeles comedian John Crist performs in February at Legacy Arena downtown. From Kendall Shaw Vlogs.

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Football: Temple at Alabama in 1991 at Legion Field in Graymont. From Bama Rewind.

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Family trip to Birmingham includes dinner at Applebee’s. From Naysha and Nae.

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Jeff Thomas of OVE speaks to an Auction Academy class in February. From Auction Academy.

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Visiting Golden Temple Natural Grocery and Cafe in Five Points South. From Cody Gremlin.

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Highlight reel for Gardendale senior defensive back Jonah Wright. From Street Light Recruiting.

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Richmond toy vendors visit February’s BrickFair at the BJCC Exhibition Halls downtown. From Wildcard Toys.

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Birmingham alternative band the Murder of Jane Crow performs in December at the Oasis in Lakeview. From Actress Gabrielle.

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Drone footage of Patriot Midtown Park office development at Wildwood North. From Tenbo Air.

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Coverage of the World of Wheels in February at the Birmingham-Jefferson Convention Complex downtown. From the RPM Standard.

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Birmingham group Voices of the South performs “Happy Holidays” in December at the Lyric Theatre downtown. From Dennis R. Jones.

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Going to the Birmingham Zoo. From Kaia Noble.

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Not Necessarily a Debate, a Democratic gubernatorial forum in February at the CrossPlex in Five Points West with participants former Alabama Supreme Court chief justice Sue Bell Cobb, Tuscaloosa mayor Walt Maddox, former state representative James Fields of Hanceville and Dothan minister Anthony White. From OTTV25 DA8TV.

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Drone footage of Bojangles in Trussville. From James Capital Advisors.

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A boys 60m hurdles race at the CrossPlex in Five Points West. From Carlos Villanueva.

And a boys 800m race. From Carlos Villanueva.

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Talking with the winning sleuth at the Dinner Detective Murder Mystery Dinner Show at the Redmont Hotel downtown (our vertical video of the week). From Actress Gabrielle.

Talking with another guest at the murder mystery dinner (our other vertical video of the week). From Actress Gabrielle.

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Showing off the wedding photo booth at an event at WorkPlay in Lakeview. From Perfect Entertainment.

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Grady Core demonstrates the laser used for dermal treatments at Core Plastic Surgery on U.S. 280 (our other other vertical video of the week). From Core Plastic Surgery.

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Auburn bluegrass band the Pine Hill Haints performs in April at Saturn in Avondale. From Steve Hagar.

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WVTM-13 personalities Eunice Elliott and Stephanie Walker train with the Birmingham Bulls at home ice in the Pelham Ice Arena. From WVTM-13 News.

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Christian singer-songwriter Kari Jobe performs in February at Legacy Arena downtown. From Kendall Shaw Vlogs.

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Coffee and Cigarettes vlog entry about Chattanooga jam band Shabti performing in February at Ghost Train Brewing Company in Lakeview. From Davvy Glab.

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Visiting February’s Birmingham Home and Garden Show at the BJCC Exhibition Halls downtown. From Sheri and Will.

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Tampa Christian rapper KB performs “Don’t Stop Believing” in February at Legacy Arena downtown. From Steven K.

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Commercial for the Birmingham Water Works. From Jamorris Calhoun.

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A snippet from February’s Winter Jam Christian concert at Legacy Arena downtown (our other other other vertical video of the week). From Kaitlyn Wood.

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Trying out a Scooby Doo monster truck in a simulated Monster Jam in Legacy Arena. From Karnege Mayhem.

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Cameos in two videos from Kami-Con, the annual anime conference in January at the BJCC East Exhibition Hall downtown. From Cody Gremlin.

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Lady B performs in February at the Comedy Club Stardome in Hoover. From Elmore Management.

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A 2008 CNN report from Birmingham-Southern College on BioTour, a bus that runs on biodiesel and used vegetable oil. From Fernando Ausin.

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Trains at night under the Rainbow Viaduct downtown (starting at 4:44). From River Line Productions.

Trains in Irondale and Argo. From Carson Bean.

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Renovations at the Club. From the Club.

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North Carolina State vs. Rutgers in the 2008 PapaJohns.com Bowl at Legion Field in Graymont. From Ohf Big Ten.

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Members of Birmingham’s Dala Tribal Dance Company show off a few moves. From Dala Tribal Bellydance Company.

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Birmingham City Council member Sheila Tyson promotes voting in December’s special state election. From Sandy.

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The Atomic Lounge downtown becomes a semifinalist in the James Beard Awards category for Outstanding Bar Program. From Alabama NewsCenter.

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Talking with Brian “Voice” Porter Hawkins of community organization Ensley Alive. From Alabama NewsCenter.

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Disco party at the Club. From Russ Randolph.

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Unboxing an Xbox One X Project Scorpio Edition video game console (our final vertical video of the week). From Madd1966dh.

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Promo for the Greater Birmingham Association of Home Builders’ Casino Night earlier this month to benefit the Alabama Builders Political Action Committee at the organization’s Irondale headquarters. From Greater Birmingham Association of Home Builders.

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Nashville country artist and Birmingham native Jon Byrd performs “Alabama Asphalt” in February at London’s Cabbage Patch club. From Eugey Baby.

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A performance piece on the 1963 bombing of the Sixteenth Street Baptist Church in Birmingham and the 1965 civil rights marches from Selma to Montgomery. From Jordyn R.

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Documentary short “Gip: Son of the South” (2014) on Gip’s Place backyard juke joint in Bessemer. From Josh Bullock.

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Decorating class at Whisk Cookie Company in Homewood. From Happenin’s in the ‘Ham.

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Bathroom at the Birmingham Scout Shop in Liberty Park, Vestavia Hills. From Will the Toilet Man.

Men’s bathroom at Vulcan Park. From Will the Toilet Man.

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Men’s bathroom at Grille 29 restaurant at Brookwood Village in Homewood. From Will the Toilet Man.

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Team Stickyman from Polyvance competes in the 24 Hours of LeMons race earlier this month at the Barber Motorsports Park in Leeds. From Keith Lammon.

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A visit to the Japanese Gardens at the Birmingham Botanical Garden. From Cody Gremlin.

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Marimba Flor del Paraiso performs for the Fiesta of Santa Eulalia earlier this month at the A.G. Gaston Building downtown. From Nico Leon.

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Skateboarding around town from 2005 to 2010. From Wolf Turner.

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After Jayme Locke’s TEDXBirmingham presentation in March, Birmingham native Tyler Williamson donated a kidney to Hoover’s Jay Ernst, joining the UAB Kidney Chain. From UAB News.

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Highlight reel for Bessemer Academy senior point guard Roman Fletcher. From Street Light Recruiting.

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Hockey: Peoria Rivermen at Birmingham Bulls earlier this month in Pelham. From Journal Star.

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Family outing to the McWane Science Center downtown. From Being Mommy with Style.

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Driving through January snow on West Valley Avenue in Homewood. From Jose Garcia Sis.

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Asking Vestavia Hills first and second graders to answer “What does love mean to you?” From Starnes Publishing.

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Dance-off! At El Sol on Valley Avenue. From Super Rige.

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Massachusetts metalcore band Killswitch Engage performs earlier this month at Iron City on Southside. From Seventhone73.

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Highlights from the 2017 Alabama Pinball State Championship in January at Southern Coin-Op and Amusement in Pelham. From Magic City Pinball.

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Documentary “Walking in Black History” follows Erie, Pa., group through Birmingham, Tuskegee, Selma, Montgomery and other civil rights landmarks. From Tom Weber Films LLC.

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Austin rock band A Good Rogering performs “The Snail” in September at the Nick on Southside. From A Good Rogering.

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Checking in from Kami-Con, the annual anime conference in January at the BJCC East Exhibition Hall downtown (our vertical video of the week). From Puzzle Unique Lewis/Pearson.

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Birmingham rapper Timebomb Empire (our other vertical video of the week). From Timebomb Empire.

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Dining out at Beijing Express in Hoover. From Cody Gremlin.

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Knoxville country-pop singer Kelsea Ballerini performs “I Hate Love Songs” earlier this month at the Alabama Theatre downtown. From David R.

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Promo for Innovative Financial Solutions in Trussville. From Vulcan Media.

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Promo for the Stars Over Alabama Showcase for softball players in July in Calera and Alabaster. From National Scouting Report.

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Promo for Birmingham Fashion Week’s $150,000 crowdfunding campaign on GoFundMe. From Heidi Elnora.

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Hayes K-8 students ask Sen. Doug Jones to visit. From STAIR of Birmingham.

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“Waitress,” a narrative short filmed at Cajun Seafood House in Vestavia Hills. From Jay Galloway.

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Duct cleaning (our other other vertical video of the week). From 3D Air Services LLC.

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A self-guided tour of Sloss Furnaces. From Kcterry.

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Highlights of Birmingham from 1988. From Life in Bama.

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Becoming dental assistants. From Birmingham Dental Assistant School.

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Cars cars cars at the World of Wheels earlier this month at the Birmingham-Jefferson Convention Complex. From Vladimir Fuerte.

More from the World of Wheels. From Black Boy Dawson 01.

Even more from the World of Wheels. From Brian Hall.

Meeting WWE wrestler Charlotte Flair at the World of Wheels. From Jared Wallis.

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Drone footage of the Rotary Trail in the Magic City sign downtown. From Jerad Watson.

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Trailer for “The Undefeated Presents Dear Black Athlete” on ESPN, filmed earlier this month at the Sixth Avenue Baptist Church in South Titusville. From ESPN Front Row.

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Birmingham rock band Little Memphis and Friends performs “The Devil Went Down to Georgia.” From Actress Gabrielle.

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Music-lighting demo. From Chris Sarris.

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Highlight reel for Birmingham Thunderbolts ’03 shortstop Lauren Bevis From Real Estate Videos.

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M.C. Laubscher of Cashflow Ninja in Pennsylvania talks with Maureen McCann of Spartan Invest in Five Points South. From Cashflow Ninja Podcast.

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Pre-show jitters? (Our other other other vertical video of the week.) From Large Marge.

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Report from Corporate America Credit Union in Irondale. From Vulcan Media.

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