Who doesn’t love Trader Joe’s? You never know what you’ll find––from everyday basics like meat, produce, and dairy products to inexpensive flowers and fun, unique products with the Trader Joe’s label like Dark Chocolate Peanut [Read More]
October was National Disability Employment Awareness Month (NDEAM), so the Autism Society of America decided to celebrate! They just launched brand-new online training courses that employers can use to teach their employees a basic foundation [Read More]
BRUNCHES: American Village Colonial Christmas Lunch & Tour American Village December 10–14 americanvillage.org Birmingham Thanksgiving Eve Bar Crawl Downtown Birmingham Wednesday, November 27 allevents.in Birmingham Ugly Sweater Bar Crawl Carrigan’s Public House Saturday, December 21 [Read More]
There’s currently a desert in the state of Alabama: a maternity care desert. A county qualifies as a maternity care desert if it does not provide access to birthing hospitals, birth centers offering obstetric care, [Read More]
In 2012, Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Alabama (BCBSAL) began their Be Healthy School Grant Program. The grant program was created to incentivise and enable schools across the state to implement school-based health and [Read More]
Children’s of Alabama just announced the opening of their new Panda Cares® Center of Hope (PCCOH), founded in partnership with Panda Restaurant Group. This is one of many PCCOH projects by Panda Express® since their [Read More]
What would you do if you had $100,000? Well, the Regions Foundation decided to give their $100,000 to the Alabama Institute for Deaf and Blind (AIDB) located in Talladega, AL. Several other donors also contributed, [Read More]
Do you or someone you love have a sick kiddo at Children’s of Alabama? Make sure you know the new seasonal visiting policy they just implemented at the beginning of October before you go to [Read More]
What’s more “refreshing” than hearing about someone persevering in maintaining a local business amid the tumultuous ups and downs of entrepreneurship? For Corey Bishop, Refresh Clothing 2 was more than a short-term gig. Earlier this [Read More]
The Alabama Institute for Deaf and Blind (AIDB) has long-anticipated the day they could open a facility for deaf and blind students across the state of Alabama to come together for activities and events. Thanks [Read More]
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