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* [[2021]]: [[Catherine Cabaniss]], artist | |||
* [[2011]]: [[Jim Jeffrey]], football player, coach and educator, died. | * [[2011]]: [[Jim Jeffrey]], football player, coach and educator, died. | ||
* [[1974]]: [[Lucius Pitts]], former [[Miles College]] president. | * [[1974]]: [[Lucius Pitts]], former [[Miles College]] president. | ||
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February 25 in the history of the Birmingham District:
- 2014: Trussville residents passed a seven mill property tax increase, earmarked for Trussville City Schools.
- 2011: Gus Mayer relocated to The Summit.
- 2008: RBC Bank completed the acquisition of Alabama National BanCorporation.
- 2006: The Books-A-Million at Eastwood Mall closed.
- 1921: Hueytown High School held its first classes.
Births
- 1961: Davey Allison was born in Hollywood, Florida.
- 1912: Baseball player Millard Hayes was born in Montevallo.
- 1858: Walter Smyer was born in Gaylesville, Cherokee County.
- 1829: Governor Rufus Cobb was born in Ashville.
Deaths
- 2021: Catherine Cabaniss, artist
- 2011: Jim Jeffrey, football player, coach and educator, died.
- 1974: Lucius Pitts, former Miles College president.
Sports
- 2017: Boxer Deontay Wilder defended his WBC world heavyweight title versus Gerald Washington at Legacy Arena.
- 2007: The Tragic City Rollers held their first intramural match-up in Fultondale.
- 2007: Boyd Duckett of Demopolis was crowned champion of the 2007 Bassmaster Classic at the BJCC.