Good morning, Birmingham.

Birmingham city officials launched a community resource center at The Salvation Army (2015 26th Ave. North) in North Birmingham to help residents find housing, food, health, employment, and transportation support across all neighborhoods.

The hub is open Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. and offers additional services online via bham.findhelp.com.

Yellowhammer Creative announced it will return to its former Avondale location by July after nearly a year at TrimTab Brewing (where it consolidated production and retail), and customers can continue shopping online until the print shop reopens.

Garage Clothing, a popular retailer known for trend-forward denim, will soon open its new store at The Summit in Birmingham next to Lizard Thicket and American Eagle Outfitters.

The store sign is already up and the debut will offer more casual apparel options for local shoppers.

Curry Up Now, a California-based chain, will open its first Alabama restaurant tomorrow at (425 20th St. S.) and serve Indian street food such as rice bowls, Indian pizza, and burritos.

Former Alabama wide receiver Henry Ruggs was denied his first parole attempt nearly five years after a DUI crash killed Tina Tintor and her dog; he said he hopes to be with his daughter & fiancée when he becomes eligible for parole on Aug.

24, 2027.

A brand-new EDM festival will take place Friday, Sept.

18, at the iconic Sloss Furnaces from 4PM to 11PM. Organized by Veritas Social, the event will feature national DJs, local talent + food trucks with tickets starting at 25 dollars.

Gas prices in Birmingham dropped 11.3 cents to an average of $3.68 per gallon this week, as GasBuddy reported a range of $3.23 to $4.39.

The decline follows lower oil prices spurred by news of a potential U.S. and Iran deal, with rates still above last year's level.

Regions Bank experts advise caution as social media scams target users through fake shopping deals, friend requests, and party invites (including phishing tricks).

Birmingham residents should update privacy settings and verify contacts before sharing personal details.

Birmingham City Schools is offering free summer meals for children 18 and under through its Summer Feeding Program as school ends to help families manage rising grocery costs.

Meals, including hot choices at schools and grab-and-go options (available at community sites), will be provided across several neighborhoods.

Sen. Katie Britt led a group of senators to urge USDA to conduct a risk assessment on the Yellow Catfish Virus that threatens Alabama’s farms producing 33% of U.S. catfish and supporting over 2,400 jobs plus industry groups back her request.

Today, the Gorrie family donated $10 million to UAB to boost Alzheimer’s research, teaching, and patient care—renaming the center in honor of Frances Gorrie.

The funds will support new clinical trials and fellowship opportunities to serve seniors in the region.

Birmingham native Monalisa Hardy Rose began working at Children’s of Alabama in summer 1980 and now leads a team of 13 as the hospital celebrates its 115th birthday this month + she says retirement isn’t in sight.

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.

Stand-Up Comedy with Caleb Elliott

7-10 p.m. — Main Room — Two-item minimum — Enjoy a night of laughter with rising comedian Caleb Elliott showcasing his unique style and wit.

Tyreek McDole Live at Carver Theatre

7-9 p.m. — Alabama Jazz Hall of Fame — $35 – $50 — Experience a soulful evening with award-winning vocalist Tyreek McDole, blending artistry and healing through music.

Sunday Story Seven with Matt Davis and Mamie Lew

7-9 p.m. — True Story Brewing Company — $10 — Experience an evening of captivating open mic storytelling and live music from talented artists.

Alabama's Funniest - Preliminary Round

7-10 p.m. — Stardome Comedy Club — Ticket required — Help determine who moves forward in the quest to crown Alabama’s Funniest Person.

Matt McCusker Live Show

7-10 p.m. — Stardome Comedy Club — Ticket prices vary — Enjoy a night of comedy with acclaimed comedian and podcaster Matt McCusker.

Matt McCusker Live

7-10 p.m. — Stardome Comedy Club — Ticket prices vary — Enjoy an evening of laughter with comedian and actor Matt McCusker as he performs live.

Excelsior Band Live Performance

5-6 p.m. — Carver Theatre for the Performing Arts — $15 — Experience the vibrant sounds of the Excelsior Band, deeply rooted in Mobile's rich musical legacy.

Birmingham Legion FC vs Detroit City FC

7-10 p.m. — Protective Stadium - Green Lot — Check event page for ticket info — Experience the thrill of the USL Championship match between Birmingham Legion and Detroit City.