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The Art of Design: Katherine Bramlett Combines Youthful Perspective and Traditional Taste

September 21, 2017

By Donna Cornelius Like many young Birmingham professionals, Katherine Bramlett leads a lively existence. The 26-year-old recently opened her own interior design business, Katherine Bramlett Design, in Mountain Brook Village. She runs for exercise and competes in half-marathons. She grew up riding horses – and still loves riding. The Mountain Brook High School and Vanderbilt … [Read more...]

Three Brothers Don Pink to Support Their Sister

September 19, 2017

By Sarah KuperCary Wahlheim was able to win her battle against breast cancer with the support of doctors, procedures and her three big brothers.Norman, Bayard and Ingram Tynes are all participants in this year’s Real Men Wear Pink campaign.“Cary is the fourth child with three older brothers,” Norman Tynes said, “We all flocked to her. We are … [Read more...]

From Flappers to Hipsters: Virginia Samford Theatre Celebrates 90th Year Entertaining Adults and Shaping Children

September 9, 2017

By Emily WilliamsIn 1927 Birmingham, The Little Theatre opened its doors to the local arts community, and there it has stood for 90 years.Now named The Virginia Samford Theatre, the facility has not only been a pillar of the Birmingham arts community, but its foundation.The theater will be kicking off its 90th anniversary season with a … [Read more...]

Witness to History: Friedman Honored by Birmingham Holocaust Education Center in Broadway-Inspired Program

September 7, 2017

By DeBorah LaymanWhen it comes to improving life in greater Birmingham, there is scarcely an organization, an initiative, a program or a movement that has not been touched by Cathy O. Friedman.“I lived through the Civil Rights era,” said Friedman, a Mountain Brook native. “When I got older and had a voice, I knew I wanted to work for human rights. I knew … [Read more...]

Fertile Ground: Urban Farm Program Reaps Benefits for Woodlawn High School Students

September 5, 2017

By Donna CorneliusThe Woodlawn High School Urban Farm sows more than seeds.The Jones Valley Teaching Farm program, which went into operation during the 2016-2017 school year, not only teaches students about food and farming, but also helps them harvest lifelong skills and interests.“They learn sustainable agricultural practices, which is an … [Read more...]

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