Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 21st of October.
Good morning, Birmingham.
Dutch Bros will open a new location along U.S. 31 near Dale’s + Dollar Tree in Hoover, as city officials confirmed the plan but did not provide a timeline or additional details.
Michigan-based Shibam Coffee Co. will open its first Alabama location with a soft opening on Oct.
24 at 4647 U.S. 280 Suite V. The shop will serve traditional Yemeni coffee, teas, and pastries.
Onelife Fitness transformed an old AMC theater into a 68,000 sqft gym at Lee Branch, now offering reformer Pilates along with a full range of strength, cardio, and recovery options + a saltwater pool.
Its Grand Opening is on Thursday, Nov. 5 at 4 p.m. at 801 Doug Baker Blvd.
Canceled Coffee Company opened its second shop near Hayden on Monday, Oct.
19 where visitors can enjoy specialty coffee flavors such as Creme Brûlée + Cookie Butter along with bagels, croissants, and egg bites. The location at 397 AL-160 in Warrior operates Monday–Saturday from 7AM to 3PM.
UAB opened the Shelby Biosciences Research Building on Tuesday, Oct.
20 to boost research in cancer, neuroscience and chronic disease. The $192 million facility (supported by $152 million in federal funds and $20 million from the state) expands space for top scientists and innovation in health.
Bessemer Mayor Louise Alexander said the city sent a cease letter yesterday to halt the data center construction near Rock Mountain Lake (work remains underway today).
City leaders will meet with QTS on Friday while residents weigh home sale offers amid worries about noise and upcoming blasting.
Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts is out for the season after UAB doctor Derek Russell diagnosed him with double pulmonary emboli following a calf injury; the specialist warned that his rare clot progression calls for immediate attention to symptoms like chest pain.
After a 26-10 loss to Tennessee, Alabama's offensive coordinator Ryan Grubb called two games with no second-half points 'pathetic' plus took full responsibility for the team's offensive struggles.
The team is working to improve before their Texas A&M game.
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