Here's your local news at a glance for Sunday, the 7th of June.
Good morning, Birmingham.
Feed Birmingham celebrated the opening of its new community hub on Old Springville Road in Clay with a ribbon-cutting ceremony Friday.
The nearly 20,000 sqft facility — a partnership with Grace Klein Community and Transformation Community — supports food rescue, volunteer efforts, diaper giveaways and clothing exchanges.
Local leaders in Hoover expressed deep sorrow after the body of Auburn student Weston Higginbotham, missing since last week on a family trip, was found in a mountainous area near Kyoto; his mother and officials including Mayor Nick Derzis and Senator Katie Britt shared their condolences Saturday morning (reportedly).
Birmingham kids Major Harris, 11, and Sydney Marable, 12, started Operation Forward to boost voter turnout after learning about redistricting.
They held a rally at Beacon Park and plan a CALLoween phone banking event (with 100 kids calling 1,000 nonvoters) before the Nov. 3 general election.
Ruby Tilghman, Miss Birmingham, was crowned Miss Alabama on Saturday, June 6 at Samford University’s Wright Center & will represent the state at the Miss America competition.
On Friday, the Coast Guard held a ribbon-cutting ceremony at the BSC campus to launch Training Center Birmingham-Southern, a facility purchased for $126.5 million that is set to host about 400 personnel (300 staff and 100 contractors).
Local leaders attended, marking a new chapter honoring the college’s legacy in training.
The Alabama Board of Medical Examiners warned physicians against prescribing research-grade peptides that lack FDA approval amid growing social media interest, stressing that even delegating such prescriptions to nurse practitioners is illegal (a proactive safety measure).
A national survey has ranked Alabama communities Mountain Brook, Homewood & Madison as leaders in a positive longevity mindset.
The study measured residents' healthy routines, stress levels & community connections to show how daily habits support long-term health.
A summer program for breast cancer survivors will offer local women workshops, fitness sessions, and support networks throughout the summer in Birmingham—organizers say the event aims to empower participants with valuable health resources and community connection.
Songwriters Nights at The Nick
7-11 p.m. — The Nick — $5 entry — Experience Birmingham’s vibrant scene of original music with local songwriters and late-night karaoke.
Music and Business Networking
6-8 p.m. — Mayawell Bar, Birmingham, AL — Limited Tickets — Connect with industry professionals and elevate your career at Birmingham's hottest networking event.
The Waterphone Interactive Performance and Clinic
7-8:30 p.m. — House of Found Objects — Paid event — Explore the eerie sounds of the Waterphone in an interactive clinic led by expert Brooks Hubbert III.
Ian Lara Stand-Up Comedy Show
Time TBA — Main Room, 1818 Data Dr, Birmingham, AL — Ticket prices vary — Experience the comedic talents of one of NYC's rising stars as he takes the stage in Birmingham.
BLOCKFEST Car and Bike Show
10 AM - 9 PM — Legion Field — Free parking — Experience awesome rides and good vibes at this car and bike extravaganza.
Alabama State Wrestling Games
All day — Fultondale High School — USA Wrestling card required — Compete in Folkstyle and Freestyle wrestling with divisions for Masters men and women.
KODU: Programming Video Game Design for Rising 5th-8th Graders
8 AM - 12 PM — Alabama School of Fine Arts — Cost not specified — Explore game design with Kodu, a visual programming language for creating fun digital games.
The Acacia Strain Live Performance
7-8:30 p.m. — Workplay Theatre — Tickets start at $84 — Experience an unforgettable live show with The Acacia Strain in Birmingham.
Pottery Night at Back Forty
6:30-8:30 p.m. — Back Forty Beer Company Birmingham — $70 — Get creative with clay and enjoy a relaxed evening of crafting a handmade serving piece.
Fireside Collective Concert
7-11:30 p.m. — Avondale Brewing Company — Tickets available via Ticketmaster — Enjoy an evening filled with vibrant music from the Fireside Collective.
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