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Volunteers gather tons of trash from Valley Creek during Alabama Power s Renew Our Rivers cleanup

Volunteers gather tons of trash from Valley Creek during Alabama Power s Renew Our Rivers cleanup
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Scholarships available in honor of woman who died from COVID-19

Local students who have plans to attend a historically black college or university have an opportunity to qualify for the MB Tutoring’s Celena Thomas Memorial Scholarship

ASU Lost Its No 1 Fan, But He ll Attend Classic in Spirit, Says Family

By Solomon Crenshaw Jr. For the Birmingham Times Wanda Dickens would admit to a bit of bias, but she thinks her late husband was the number-one fan of the Magic City Classic at least among those wearing Alabama State University’s (ASU’s) black and gold. “He never missed a Classic that I’m aware of. He always supported it wholeheartedly,” she said of her husband, Reginald Dickens, who passed away on Nov. 24, 2020. “He took off a whole week every time they had a Classic.” The 79th McDonald’s Magic City Classic presented by Coca-Cola will be held on Saturday, April 17, at Birmingham’s Legion Field; kickoff is at 6:30 p.m.

They deserve justice : Birmingham families seek answers as Jefferson County ends 2020 with 74 unsolved murders

‘They deserve justice’: Families seek answers as Jefferson County ends 2020 with 74 unsolved murders Updated Dec 31, 2020; His mother, Nedra Smith, thinks about her first-born, just 15-years-old, every day and every night. She thinks about how she was just beginning to know what it felt like to have a full-fledged teenager with his driver’s license just around the corner. She thinks about him when his five younger siblings want to know why they can’t see him. She thinks about how much help he was as the man of the family, and how that burden now rests on her 13-year-old. “I don’t sleep because my mind is constantly racing, trying to put together the who and the why,’ Smith said. “I just don’t get what was so bad, so horrible for you to still have life and my child doesn’t. It’s like one of those movies where you are left hanging. I don’t have an ending.”

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