Good morning, Birmingham.

Birmingham food + beverage owners are invited to join a free Magic City Sips networking event on Thursday, Aug.

13 at Avenue D Events from 5-8 p.m. to network with peers and learn new promotion strategies.

Former Alabama quarterback John Parker Wilson, along with Walk-On’s franchisee Matt Roth and Adam Baxter, is set to open a new Walk-On’s Sports Bistreaux at 2701 18th Street South in Homewood today as part of the chain's 2026 expansion, taking over the shuttered location of Rodney Scott’s Whole Hog BBQ.

Birmingham City Schools is rolling out Stopfinder, a free app that offers parents real-time bus tracking & alerts.

Eligible families can register via email to customize notifications for delays or route changes and stay informed about student transportation.

Birmingham City Council approved a $45 million investment to build a Future Ready Career and Innovation Center at the former Arthur School site, renovate school facilities, and support career training for 3,200 students.

The funding comes from Jefferson County ad valorem tax funds and was recommended by Mayor Woodfin.

UAB O’Neal Cancer Center will soon launch the Estes Family Clinical Trials Program after its approval by the University of Alabama System Board of Trustees.

The $5 million gift from Norman Estes is set to boost clinical research + expand access to new cancer treatments.

Experts from Children’s of Alabama and UAB remind caregivers to follow personalized asthma action plans for children to manage symptoms, reduce flare-ups and avoid hospital visits.

They stress early diagnosis and regular treatment so kids can play and stay healthy.

UAB head coach Alex Mortensen said Monday’s camp was more lively — with faster movement and renewed energy from players during spring practice.

The team, including key players returning after injuries, will open the season on Sept. 3 at Illinois.

Damnit Doll Concert

7:30-10:30 p.m. — WORKPLAY — $20.78 — Enjoy a night of live music featuring Damnit Doll and The Alabama Heathens.