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* [[Avondale Mills]] announces closing of plants in | * [[Avondale Mills]] announces closing of its 6 Alabama plants, as well as plants in Georgia and South Carolina. Future of 160 year old company in doubt. | ||
* [[Festival 18]] closes its doors, joining the [[List of former cinemas]]. | * [[Festival 18]] closes its doors, joining the [[List of former cinemas]]. | ||
* The [[Birmingham Bowl]] is announced for December 23 at [[Legion Field]]. | * The [[Birmingham Bowl]] is announced for December 23 at [[Legion Field]]. | ||
Revision as of 10:29, 23 May 2006
Welcome to the BhamWiki
The BhamWiki, part of the Project to Document the Birmingham District, aims to become the foremost resource and guide for anyone curious about Birmingham and the region around it. Accuracy, objectivity, accessibility, and comprehensiveness are our goals. We also hope that entertainment is a plentiful by-product.
Status
The BhamWiki is still in the "alpha testing" phase. We'd still love to start bringing enthusiastic contributors on board. If you are interested, take a look at the Bhamwiki:User agreement and shoot us an email to get a username and password.
BhamWiki has been running since March 15, 2006 and currently contains approximately 360 articles.
In the News
- Avondale Mills announces closing of its 6 Alabama plants, as well as plants in Georgia and South Carolina. Future of 160 year old company in doubt.
- Festival 18 closes its doors, joining the List of former cinemas.
- The Birmingham Bowl is announced for December 23 at Legion Field.
- Richard Scrushy is set to testify in his trial with Don Siegelman.
- Do Dah Day attracts crowds to Highland Avenue and Caldwell and Rhodes Parks.
Featured images
 The "Heaviest Corner on Earth" |
Did you know?
- ...that short-lived magazine I Cover the War interviewed pop band The Primitons in their debut issue?
- ...that Hazel the Mummy, star attraction at the Bessemer Hall of History has since been cremated?
- ...that Birmingham native David F. Friedman produced dozens of exploitation films, including Blood Feast?
- ...that West Park was renamed "Kelly Ingram Park" for WWI hero Osmond Kelly Ingram?
- ...that Terrell Owens' Amani Raha bar is named for the Swahili words for "peace" and "happiness"?
- ...that downtown's Joy Young Restaurant began serving Chinese food in Birmingham in 1919?
- ...that Arnold Schwarzenegger earned a Golden Globe for the 1976 film Stay Hungry?
New articles
Featured lists
- List of intersate accidents caused by dropped steel
- List of Birmingham homicides in 2006
- List of songs about Birmingham
- List of Birmingham neighborhoods
- List of Birmingham's sister cities
- List of baseball players born in Birmingham
- List of furnaces in the Birmingham District
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See also
- Bhamwiki:Philosophy
- Bhamwiki:Policy
- Bhamwiki:General disclaimer
- Bhamwiki:Copyrights
- Bhamwiki:References