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...ussell Ledbetter''' (born c. [[1959]]) was the first chief of [[Trussville Fire & Rescue]], from [[1998]] to [[2016]]. ...] in [[1988]]. In [[1998]] he was hired as the first chief of [[Trussville Fire & Rescue]].

'''Daniel B. Endress''' is a former chief of the [[Pelham Fire Department]]. ...lham Fire Department in [[1979]] after two years with the [[Cahaba Heights Fire Department]]. He was named director of emergency medical services in [[1984

...leted and a master's in public-private management at [[Birmingham-Southern College]] in [[2006]]. ...of North American Fire Training Directors Inc., and was appointed to the [[Alabama Firefighters' Personnel Standards and Education Commission]] in [[2022]].

...[1966]]; died [[August 6]], [[2020]]) was the first chief of the [[Chelsea Fire and Rescue]]. ...l Fire Academy in Maryland as an adjunct instructor for the [[Alabama Fire College]] in [[Tuscaloosa]].

...ist Church]] while their building was reconstructed. [[Birmingham-Southern College]] and the [[Cathedral Church of the Advent]] contributed to the rebuilding * Wolfson, Hannah (April 28, 2008) "Alabama's Pleasant Sabine Baptist Church rejuvenated, rededicated." {{BN}}

...(born [[September 8]], [[1989]]) is a college football reporter for the [[Alabama Media Group]]. Williams played volleyball in college. She began her journalism career covering the Florida State Seminoles. She

...of the [[Birmingham Fire and Rescue Service]], and chief of the [[Midfield Fire & Rescue Service]] from [[2020]] until his death. ...y [[2008]], and to battalion chief in May [[2011]]. He was named assistant fire chief in October [[2015]].

* [[2022]]: The [[North Alabama Annual Conference of the United Methodist Church]] accepted the disaffiliat * [[1905]]: [[Lauderdale College]] in [[Collegeville]] burned.

...e Northern District of Alabama|U. S. Attorney for the Northern District of Alabama]]. ...mer [[HealthSouth]] executive [[Sonny Crumpler]] and former [[Alabama Fire College]] director [[William Langston]].

...utch" Zaragoza, Jr''' (born c. [[1946]]) was chief of the [[Vestavia Hills Fire Department]] from [[1998]] to [[2008]] and [[Mayor of Vestavia Hills|Mayor] In [[1999]] Zaragoza was appointed to the Alabama Fire College and Personnel Standards Commission by Governor [[Don Siegelman]].

...a bachelor of science in psychology and sociology at [[Birmingham-Southern College]] in [[1982]]. ...junct instructor at the [[Alabama Fire College]] and as Commander of the [[Alabama All-Hazards Incident Management Team]]. He was a member of the [[2006 Leade

* [[2013]]: A fire in the vacant [[S. J. Bennett Professional Building]] resulted in a structu * [[1899]]: [[Elizabeth White]] graduated from [[Birmingham Medical College]].

...s before the founding of the City of [[Birmingham]] and the 35th year of [[Alabama]] statehood. ...a committee to select a site for a [[Birmingham-Southern College|proposed college]] and to procure funds for its establishment and maintenance.

...revival designs for [[Highlands United Methodist Church]] and [[Birmingham Fire Station No. 4]]. Price was one of the charter members of the [[Alabama Chapter of the American Institute of Architects]], organized in [[1916]]. A

...il and Wholesale Department Store Union of Jefferson County]] and of the [[Alabama Labor Council Northern District]]. ...s as president of the [[Jefferson County Constable Association]] and the [[Alabama Constable Association]].

* [[1973]]: Uriah Heep; Earth, Wind & Fire; and Tucky Buzzard played at [[Rickwood Field]]. * [[1897]]: 5 miners were killed in the [[1897 Belle Ellen Mine fire]].

Council graduated from [[Ensley High School]] and [[Birmingham-Southern College]]. He worked as a reporter, photographer and editor for the ''[[Birmingham ...rica. He was also director of public information for [[Birmingham-Southern College]].

The '''Birmingham-Easonian Baptist Bible College''' ('''BEBBC''') is a school for the training of Baptist ministers, predomi ...programs, which merged into what was then called the '''Birmingham Baptist College'''.

...1985]]. She is the mother of Broadway actress [[Scarlett Walker]] and Miss Alabama for [[2018]], [[Callie Walker]]. ...n a position at the Dallas Ballet in order to attend [[Birmingham-Southern College]].

...racial and social justice and the [[James F. Sulzby]] Award for writing on Alabama History. ...ing his present position as assistant professor of theology at Macon State College in [[2000]].