From The Tribune staff reports BIRMINGHAM – Freshwater Land Trust (FLT) officially opened the Bryant-Jordan Trail Spur on Tuesday, Oct. 3, a new addition to the popular Kiwanis Vulcan Trail in Birmingham. Members of FLT’s staff were joined by Dr. David Hicks, Jefferson County’s new Health Officer, Scott Myers of the Alabama Sports Hall of
A new addition to the Kiwanis Vulcan Trail in Birmingham has officially been opened. The Freshwater Land Trust made the announcement that the Bryant-Jordan Trail Spur is now open to the public as of Tuesday morning. The 4.62 acre trail was created after a land donation was made by The Bryant-Jordan Scholar Athlete Foundation, Inc.
Jefferson County Commission President Jimmie Stephens gave Commissioner Joe Knight a hearty handshake at the end of a nearly two-hour committee meeting of the commission, congratulating the finance chairman as the proposed 2024 fiscal budget went to the agenda of Thursday’s commission meeting.
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Freshwater Land Trust, Area Mayors Announce 36-Mile Trail Loop Around Greater Birmingham birminghamtimes.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from birminghamtimes.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.