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* [[2006]]: [[Terrence West]], girl's basketball coach at [[Woodlawn High School|Woodlawn High]] was murdered in [[Ensley]]. His killer remains at large. | * [[2006]]: [[Terrence West]], girl's basketball coach at [[Woodlawn High School|Woodlawn High]] was murdered in [[Ensley]]. His killer remains at large. | ||
* [[1984]]: [[Greg Paiml]], former [[Hoover High School|Hoover High]], [[Alabama Crimson Tide]] and current professional baseball player, was born. | * [[1984]]: [[Greg Paiml]], former [[Hoover High School|Hoover High]], [[Alabama Crimson Tide]] and current professional baseball player, was born. | ||
* [[1950]]: The new [[Birmingham City Hall]] was dedicated at a cornerstone-laying ceremony. | |||
* [[1948]] Jazz musician [[Ray Reach]] was born in Birmingham. | * [[1948]] Jazz musician [[Ray Reach]] was born in Birmingham. | ||
* [[1947]]: [[Colonial Stores]] introduced its familiar rooster logo. Colonial had several grocery stores in the Birmingham area in the 1950s. | * [[1947]]: [[Colonial Stores]] introduced its familiar rooster logo. Colonial had several grocery stores in the Birmingham area in the 1950s. | ||
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August 3 in the history of the Birmingham District:
- 2006: Terrence West, girl's basketball coach at Woodlawn High was murdered in Ensley. His killer remains at large.
- 1984: Greg Paiml, former Hoover High, Alabama Crimson Tide and current professional baseball player, was born.
- 1950: The new Birmingham City Hall was dedicated at a cornerstone-laying ceremony.
- 1948 Jazz musician Ray Reach was born in Birmingham.
- 1947: Colonial Stores introduced its familiar rooster logo. Colonial had several grocery stores in the Birmingham area in the 1950s.