Birmingham, AL|News|
New Coronavirus Cases In Jefferson County: Numbers Falling
Jefferson County has reported fewer than 100 new cases of COVID-19 in five of the last seven days.
Michael Seale, Patch Staff
Alabama: Finding Our Way Forward
The coronavirus shutdown brought civic life and commerce to a standstill for months. These stories of revival show how communities, businesses, schools and essential institutions in Alabama are finding ways to reopen, recover and move forward.
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Birmingham, AL|News|
Vaccine Efforts Effective In Underrepresented Communities: UAB
UAB reports it has given almost 21 percent of its vaccine allocation to Black individuals, a better rate than almost every state.
Michael Seale, Patch Staff
Birmingham, AL|News|
BJCC Announces Safety Measures For Future Events
The Birmingham-Jefferson Convention Complex has put in place special safety measures for coming events.
Michael Seale, Patch Staff
Birmingham, AL|News|
Local Organization Offers Free COVID-19 Mental Health Services
Alabama Apart Together is offering an emotional support information line and other free services to help Alabamians cope with the pandemic.
Michael Seale, Patch Staff
Birmingham, AL|News|
UAB Studies Perceptions Of Coronavirus In Minority Communities
UAB recently released a study on the perceptions of coronavirus in Alabama's minority communities.
Michael Seale, Patch Staff
Birmingham, AL|News|
UAB Soon To Open Parker High School Coronavirus Vaccine Site
The Parker site will have drive-through and walk-up lanes on-site for those who access public transportation or live nearby.
Michael Seale, Patch Staff
Hoover, AL|News|
Hoover Met Opens For Drive-By COVID-19 Vaccinations
Drive-by COVID-19 vaccinations began this week at the Hoover Met, as hundreds received vaccines from UAB.
Michael Seale, Patch Staff
Across Alabama|News|
Huntsville Ballet Returns To Stage With 'Bridge the Ballet'
After having to cancel its annual performance of "The Nutcracker," in December, the Huntsville Ballet will return to the stage in February.
Michael Seale, Patch Staff
Birmingham, AL|News|
Miles College Joins Fight For Equity In COVID-19 Vaccinations
Miles College entered into a partnership with Acclinate for equity in COVID-19 vaccinations and clinical research trials.
Michael Seale, Patch Staff
Across Alabama|News|
COVID-19 Vaccine Appointments Can Be Made Via New Alabama Website
The Alabama Department of Health has launched a new website for Alabamians to make an appointment to receive the COVID-19 vaccine.
Michael Seale, Patch Staff
Hoover, AL|News|
Hoover Teachers Certified As Youth Mental Health First Aiders
More than two dozen teachers from R.F. Bumpus Middle School were certified as Youth Mental Health First Aiders Wednesday morning.
Michael Seale, Patch Staff
Birmingham, AL|News|
COVID-19 Vaccine Soon Available To Alabamians Age 65 And Older
Gov. Kay Ivey said Alabamians age 65-74 will be eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine in February.
Michael Seale, Patch Staff
Birmingham, AL|News|
How Alabama Is Weathering Pandemic: See New Weekly Virus Data
The Biden Administration has begun releasing weekly updates on each state, including how that state stacks up against the country at large.
Michael Seale, Patch Staff
Birmingham, AL|News|
Alabama School Of Fine Arts Launches Digital Performance Series
ASFA has introduced a new digital performance series premiering Jan. 29.
Michael Seale, Patch Staff
Birmingham, AL|News|
Legion Field To Become COVID-19 Vaccination Location: Park Board
The Birmingham Park Board voted unanimously Wednesday to allow use of Legion Field for a 24/7 COVID-19 vaccination clinic.
Michael Seale, Patch Staff
Mountain Brook, AL|News|
How To Register For The COVID-19 Vaccine In Mountain Brook
Jefferson County residents can register to receive the COVID-19 vaccine and get into the county's database.
Michael Seale, Patch Staff
Vestavia Hills, AL|News|
How To Register For The COVID-19 Vaccine In Vestavia Hills
Jefferson County residents can register to receive the COVID-19 vaccine and get into the county's database.
Michael Seale, Patch Staff
Trussville, AL|News|
How To Register For The COVID-19 Vaccine In Trussville
Jefferson County residents can register to receive the COVID-19 vaccine and get into the county's database.
Michael Seale, Patch Staff
Hoover, AL|News|
How To Register For The COVID-19 Vaccine In Hoover
Jefferson County residents can register to receive the COVID-19 vaccine and get into the county's database.
Michael Seale, Patch Staff
Birmingham, AL|News|
How To Register For The COVID-19 Vaccine In Birmingham
Jefferson County residents can register to receive the COVID-19 vaccine and get into the county's database.
Michael Seale, Patch Staff
Birmingham, AL|News|
COVID-19 Vaccine Soon Available For Alabamians 75 And Older
ADPH will provide COVID-19 vaccinations for people 75 years old or older, as well as first responders, starting Jan. 18.
Michael Seale, Patch Staff
Birmingham, AL|News|
Best Birmingham Business Of The Year: Nominate Your Favorite
Help us shine a spotlight on your favorite local business. Nominate them as a Birmingham Business of the Year.
Michael Seale, Patch Staff
Hoover, AL|News|
Best Hoover Business Of The Year: Nominate Your Favorite
Help us shine a spotlight on your favorite local business. Nominate them as a Hoover Business of the Year.
Michael Seale, Patch Staff
Mountain Brook, AL|News|
Best Mountain Brook Business Of The Year: Nominate Your Favorite
Help us shine a spotlight on your favorite local business. Nominate them as a Mountain Brook Business of the Year.
Michael Seale, Patch Staff
Vestavia Hills, AL|News|
Best Vestavia Hills Business Of The Year: Nominate Your Favorite
Help us shine a spotlight on your favorite local business. Nominate them as a Vestavia Hills Business of the Year.
Michael Seale, Patch Staff
Trussville, AL|News|
Best Trussville Business Of The Year: Nominate Your Favorite
Help us shine a spotlight on your favorite local business. Nominate them as a Trussville Business of the Year.
Michael Seale, Patch Staff
Birmingham, AL|News|
Many Alabamians Won't Travel This Thanksgiving: Patch Survey
Here's how Alabama Patch readers say their Thanksgiving plans have changed due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Michael Seale, Patch Staff
Mountain Brook, AL|News|
Junior League Hosting Virtual Market Noel
The Junior League of Birmingham is hosting its annual Market Noel through Nov. 22, this year on a virtual platform.
Michael Seale, Patch Staff
Birmingham, AL|News|
Coronavirus In Alabama: Gov. Ivey 'Will Not Shut Down Businesses'
Announcing a $200 million grant program to help Alabama businesses, Gov. Kay Ivey said she has no plans to close businesses.
Michael Seale, Patch Staff
Trussville, AL|News|
JeffCo Mayors To Bring Coronavirus Testing To Their Communities
Mayors across Jefferson County are leading an effort to bring COVID-19 testing to their communities.
Michael Seale, Patch Staff
Vestavia Hills, AL|News|
Vestavia BOE Approves Bonus Payment For Teachers, Staff
Amid the coronavirus pandemic, Vestavia Hills teachers and staff will receive a one-time payment to supplement their income.
Michael Seale, Patch Staff
Birmingham, AL|News|
Miles College Temporarily Waves ACT/SAT Requirements
Challenges in the admissions process due to COVID-19, made Miles College adjust its scholarship requirements for the 2021 academic year.
Michael Seale, Patch Staff
Birmingham, AL|News|
Birmingham City Schools To Shift To Hybrid Learning Platform
After spending the first nine weeks of the school year learning from home, students in Birmingham City Schools will return to campuses soon.
Michael Seale, Patch Staff
Hoover, AL|News|
Hoover Schools To Bring Students On Campus Full Time Monday
Hoover City Schools will welcome many of its students back to campus full time beginning Oct. 19.
Michael Seale, Patch Staff
Mountain Brook, AL|News|
Revised Reopening Plan Released For Mountain Brook Schools
MBS will continue to evaluate new data and stay flexible in its planning as it moves toward the goal of bringing students back full time.
Michael Seale, Patch Staff
Birmingham, AL|News|
Trick Or Treat? JeffCo Health Department Weighs In On Halloween
The Jefferson County Department of Health issued recommendations for Halloween celebrations.
Michael Seale, Patch Staff
Birmingham, AL|News|
Returning Kids To Schools 'Reasonable': JeffCo Health Director
Jefferson County health director Dr. Mark Wilson issued a statement Monday saying returning students to campuses is more reasonable now.
Michael Seale, Patch Staff
Vestavia Hills, AL|News|
Vestavia Superintendent Updates School Reopening Plan
Vestavia Hills superintendent Todd Freeman said students will move to on-campus classes soon.
Michael Seale, Patch Staff
Hoover, AL|News|
Step Up For Down Syndrome Walk 2020: What To Know
Hoover's annual Step Up for Down Syndrome Walk is a virtual event this year due to COVID-19 concerns.
Michael Seale, Patch Staff
Birmingham, AL|News|
Miles College Sees Increase In Enrollment For First Time 5 Years
Despite coronavirus concerns, Miles College saw its first new student enrollment increase in five years this fall.
Michael Seale, Patch Staff
