If you have adopted or plan to adopt, mark your calendar to attend this incredible event created to provide families with support and important resources pertaining to the medical, developmental and emotional needs of adopted children.
Mastering making learning fun, this national STEM competition asked middle-school students to imagine, design and build cities of the future!
Local restaurant invites you to enjoy delicious sushi while also contributing to Ronald McDonald House Charities of Alabama.
Last year, 49 children died in hot cars, making 2018 one of the worst years for hot car deaths, according to the National Safety Council.
Colder weather brings new needs and potential dangers to the four-legged members of your family. Before you expose your pet to harsh winter weather this season, be sure to follow the advice given here.
Sharing hugs with loved ones has always been special, but did you know that hugging can actually have a positive impact on your health, as well?
Prince of Peace Catholic Parish will be hosting a Mass designed specifically to accommodate individuals with special needs, along with their families, friends and caregivers, this February.
The Dreaded Tax Man Comes for Families – Are You Prepared?
The newest exhibition at the Birmingham Museum of Art, Embodying Faith: Imagining Jesus through the Ages, is a must-see for art enthusiasts, as well as anyone interested in the Christian faith and life of Jesus Christ.
Enjoy the holiday season while eliminating the possibilities of hazardous home fires with these helpful reminders compiled by The University of Alabama at Birmingham.
“Everything we do, we wrap up in love.” —Doug Marshall
Grief is an individualized process; no two people grieve the same way or in the same time frame.
Gather your family, and enjoy a night of festive fun and glittering light displays on select nights in December as the Birmingham Zoo celebrates the most wonderful time of the year!
“…be as prepared as possible and as educated because labor and delivery is an unpredictable journey…”
Experts from the University of Alabama at Birmingham offer ways to keep your little ghosts and goblins safe this Halloween.
Join others within our community in honoring and supporting those whose lives have been shattered by addiction and remembering those lost. Ceremonies will be hosted by local chapters throughout the United States. In September, candles will burn bright as beacons of hope for the 22.7 million Americans addicted to drugs.
Doris Phillips and the Circle of Love Foundation.
