September 15: Difference between revisions

Revision as of 14:42, 15 September 2010

September 15 in the history of the Birmingham District:

2010: Trinity Medical Center received approval from the State Certificate of Need Review Board to relocate to the vacant HealthSouth digital hospital on U. S. Highway 280.
2008: Dry cleaner Brooksie Lovvorn died.
2008: Alabama State University football coach George James died.
2007: We Love West End Day was held at Rickwood Field.
2007: BSC Panthers lost 10-7 to Rhodes College at Regions Park.
2007: UAB Blazers won 22-0 over Alcorn State at Legion Field.
2004: The Shelby County Arts Council was incorporated.
1994: Saxophonist Haywood Henry died in the Bronx, New York.
1979: The Alabama Vulcans lost 28-21 at the Florida Firebirds.
1978: James Woodward became the second dean of the UAB Department of Engineering.
1975: Birmingham officially kicked off its Bicentennial celebrations.
1963: 16th Street Baptist Church was bombed. Addie Mae Collins, Denise McNair, Carole Robertson, and Cynthia Wesley were killed in the blast.
1963: 16-year-old Johnnie Robinson was killed by police after throwing rocks at cars.
1963: Virgil Ware was shot and killed while riding on the handlebars of his brother's bicycle in Docena.
1958: Cousin Cliff's "The Popeye Show" debuted on WABT-TV.
1940: U. S. Speaker of the House William Bankhead died in Washington D.C..
1936: Historian and newspaper editor George Cruikshank died.
1934: Governor Fob James was born in Lanett.
1852: Shiloh Baptist Church founder Thomas Walker was born in Coosa County.

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 '''September 15''' in the history of the [[Birmingham District]]:
+* [[2010]]: [[Trinity Medical Center]] received approval from the State Certificate of Need Review Board to relocate to the vacant [[HealthSouth digital hospital]] on [[U. S. Highway 280]].
 * [[2008]]: Dry cleaner [[Brooksie Lovvorn]] died.
 * 2008: [[Alabama State University]] football coach [[George James]] died.