Here's your local news at a glance for Monday, the 21st of September.
Good morning, Birmingham.
💼 Business
Chateau Bevvy Winery will open on Sept.
26 at noon in Bessemer, making it the first Black-owned urban winery in Jefferson County. Owner La Fran Marks said a mid-August soft opening attracted strong local support and promises a home-like space for visitors.
🎭 Culture
Nick Cannon’s Wild ‘N Out Live: The Next Generation Tour will hit Legacy Arena at the BJCC on Tuesday, Nov.
24 — tickets go on sale Tuesday, Sept. 22 at 10 a.m.
Judith Chi’s opinion column paints Birmingham as a hometown that transforms lives—bringing friendly interactions, nearby amenities, and a thriving local culture.
She explains how local care and connection inspire both families and professionals to embrace and build the Magic City.
Comedian Lil Duval will bring his Camp Duval tour to Birmingham on Sept.
24 with a live podcast at Yo Mama’s from 3:00 to 4:00 p.m. + a screening at Premiere Cinemas; his horror-comedy will debut on Apple TV, Amazon Prime Video and CampDuval.com before Halloween.
UAB senior Lola Sommer — a soccer player and aspiring music artist — pursues her dual passion on and off the field while playing for the women's team.
After a spring break studio session in Los Angeles, she has released two songs and plans to record more new music.
🏥 Health
Dr. Amena Alkeswani of Olive Branch Dermatology explains alopecia covers varying types of hair loss (including CCCA affecting Black women) and warns that misdiagnosis can delay proper treatment.
Increased cases from weight loss drugs and COVID highlight the need for timely, accurate diagnosis.
📰 Lifestyle
Alabama squirrel season started on Sept.
12 and runs through Feb. 28 with a limit of eight squirrels per day for hunters. Residents should check local Wildlife Management Areas for rules and use the new My Outdoor Alabama system to purchase licenses.
🏈 Sports
UAB lost 21-14 to Louisiana on Saturday at Our Lady of Lourdes Stadium as the Blazers struggled to gain big plays—head coach Alex Mortensen said the offense must improve; UAB will face Navy at Protective Stadium on Friday, Sept.
25.
Banana Ball brought fun & history to Rickwood Field last weekend as the Indianapolis Clowns and Loco Beach Coconuts played two competitive contests.
The Clowns won a close game on Saturday, but the Coconuts later clinched a playoff spot with a 4-3 win that ended the Clowns’ season.
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