July 6: Difference between revisions

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July 6 in the history of the Birmingham District:

2021: Demolition of the former Banks High School began.
2016: The Birmingham City Council approved changing the name of a two-block section of 1st Avenue South adjacent to Regions Field to Willie Mays Drive.
2011: Connie Rowe began her term as chief of the Jasper Police Department.
2009: FM 105.5 switched from "The Vulcan" (modern rock format) to WERC-FM, talk radio.
2007: Antique shop and art gallery What's on 2nd celebrated its grand opening.
2004: Skybucket Records released The One Night Record Project album.
1976: Vulcan was placed on the National Register of Historic Places.
1907: Six Nashville players were charged with obstructing an Elyton town marshall and fined a total of $21 after a game against the 1907 Barons.
1895: Fred Grambs led his Grambs Military Band in a concert for 2,000 listeners at Capitol Park.
1886: The East Lake Land Company was organized by James Van Hoose, Robert Jemison Sr and Rufus Hagood.

Shelia Smoot, born July 6, 1963

2001: Cellist and public speaker Malik Kofi was born.
1964: Olympic 400-meter sprinter Lillie Leatherwood was born in Ralph.
1963: Jefferson County Commission member Shelia Smoot was born in Flint, Michigan.

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 '''July 6''' in the history of the [[Birmingham District]]:
+* [[2021]]: Demolition of the former [[Banks High School]] began.
 * [[2016]]: The [[Birmingham City Council]] approved changing the name of a two-block section of [[1st Avenue South]] adjacent to [[Regions Field]] to [[Willie Mays Drive]].
 * [[2011]]: [[Connie Rowe]] began her term as chief of the [[Jasper Police Department]].