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News Release: 4/5/2021
VULCAN PARK & MUSEUM ANNOUNCES WALKING TOURS EXPANSION40 walking tours to be scheduled across the City of Birmingham this year Birmingham, Ala.– Vulcan Park and Museum announces the expansion of its annual tour programming, the Birmingham Walking Tours. Beginning April 10, visitors and residents alike can experience the history and beauty of Birmingham’s neighborhoods and cultural districts in a fun, invigorating way. Due to the high-demand of the offerings and the increase interest in more outdoor
Birmingham Boys Choir - Open Auditions Now in Progress
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Mandy Peterson, Executive Director Birmingham Boys Choir Phone: 205.767.9219 Email: mandy@birminghamboyschoir.org Birmingham Boys ChoirOpen Auditions Now in Progress {Birmingham, AL, April 2021} Do you know a boy who is interested in music and singing? The Birmingham Boys Choir is currently holding open auditions for its 2021-22 season. To schedule an audition, visit our website: www.birminghamboyschoir.org/auditions. Birmingham Boys Choir is a non-profit organization
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Sterling Seacrest Partners, Inc. and Pritchard & Jerden Announce Merger Plans to Form Sterling Seac
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEMarch 25, 2021 Media Contact: Neilie Dunn Neilie S. Dunn Public Relations 912.441.9812ndunn@neiliedunnpr.com Sterling Seacrest Partners, Inc. and Pritchard & Jerden Announce Merger Plans to Form Sterling Seacrest Pritchard Atlanta, Ga. – Sterling Seacrest Partners, Inc. and Pritchard & Jerden recently announced plans to merge and operate as Sterling Seacrest Pritchard. The new company will be one of
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NEW CAR TAG TO SUPPORT ALABAMA SMALL BUSINESSES
NEW CAR TAG TO SUPPORT ALABAMA SMALL BUSINESSES Alabama residents may soon be able to show their commitment of supporting local businesses with a distinctive car tag. The Shop Local Support Small Business tag will be produced if at least 1,000 complete an online application and pay a $50 fee by July 31, 2021.Main Street Alabama, the benefiting organization, will use proceeds to support workshops and small business grants. Casey Middlebrooks, Hoover City Councilman, explained that a group of Jefferson
