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* [[2013]]: The terminal modernization project at [[Birmingham-Shuttlesworth International Airport]] was completed. | * [[2013]]: The terminal modernization project at [[Birmingham-Shuttlesworth International Airport]] was completed. | ||
* [[2012]]: The [[Samford String Quartet]] debuted at [[Samford University]]'s [[Brock Recital Hall]]. | * [[2012]]: The [[Samford String Quartet]] debuted at [[Samford University]]'s [[Brock Recital Hall]]. | ||
* [[1998]]: [[First Light]] emergency shelter was incorporated. | |||
* [[1997]]: The [[Storm Water Management Authority]] was incorporated. | * [[1997]]: The [[Storm Water Management Authority]] was incorporated. | ||
* [[1993]]: ''Garrison Keillor's American Radio Company'' was recorded at the [[Alabama Theatre]]; broadcast nationwide but had few audience members due to the [[Blizzard of 1993]]. | * [[1993]]: ''Garrison Keillor's American Radio Company'' was recorded at the [[Alabama Theatre]]; broadcast nationwide but had few audience members due to the [[Blizzard of 1993]]. | ||
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==Births== | ==Births== | ||
* [[2009]]: [[Ingadze]], an African elephant, was born at the San Diego Zoo Safari Park. | * [[2009]]: [[Ingadze]], an African elephant, was born at the San Diego Zoo Safari Park. | ||
* [[1968]]: [[UAB Blazers]] basketball coach [[Andy Kennedy]] was born in Louisville, Mississippi. | |||
* [[1960]]: Basketball player [[Oliver Robinson]] was born. | * [[1960]]: Basketball player [[Oliver Robinson]] was born. | ||
* [[1945]]: Doctor and missionary [[Martha Myers]] was born. | * [[1945]]: Doctor and missionary [[Martha Myers]] was born. | ||
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March 13 in the history of the Birmingham District:
- 2020: Alabama's first confirmed case of COVID-19 was reported in Montgomery.
- 2014: Post Office Pies opened in Avondale.
- 2013: The terminal modernization project at Birmingham-Shuttlesworth International Airport was completed.
- 2012: The Samford String Quartet debuted at Samford University's Brock Recital Hall.
- 1998: First Light emergency shelter was incorporated.
- 1997: The Storm Water Management Authority was incorporated.
- 1993: Garrison Keillor's American Radio Company was recorded at the Alabama Theatre; broadcast nationwide but had few audience members due to the Blizzard of 1993.
- 1993: The roof of Baby Doe's Matchless Mine collapsed.
- 1961: Pizitz Roebuck Plaza opened.
- 1926: Trinity Methodist Church (Southside) sold its property on Clairmont Avenue to the City of Birmingham.
- 1924: A rare snowfall brought 6 inches to Birmingham.
Births
- 2009: Ingadze, an African elephant, was born at the San Diego Zoo Safari Park.
- 1968: UAB Blazers basketball coach Andy Kennedy was born in Louisville, Mississippi.
- 1960: Basketball player Oliver Robinson was born.
- 1945: Doctor and missionary Martha Myers was born.
- 1940: Disco/soul/gospel singer Candi Staton was born in Hanceville.
- 1918: Sculptor John Rhoden was born.
- 1913: Electrician and landscape artist Tat Bailey was born near Joppa.
- 1870: Physician Seale Harris was born in Cedartown, Georgia.
- 1847: Senator Frank White was born in Prairie, Mississippi.
Deaths
- 2011: Insurance executive and community activist Eleanor Harrison died.
- 2007: Artist and historian James Walker died.
- 2005: Baseball player Frank House died.
- 1966: Hueytown municipal court judge Harley Gilmore died.
- 1934: Insurance executive, developer and Alabama National Guard officer Louis Clark died.
Sports
- 2012: Samford Bulldogs men's basketball coach Jimmy Tillette was fired by athletic director Martin Newton.
- 1983: Birmingham Stallions 20 - Oakland Invaders 14 in overtime at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum.