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August 6, 2022
The Inland Waterways Corporation commissioned the building of four self-propelled barges, the Birmingham, Gulfport, Mobile and Tuscaloosa.
July 27, 2021
New tugboat helps modernize Parker Towing Co.s fleet When Capt. Larry Norris pilots a marine vessel down river with barges strung out in front of his tug, he knows the river can put up a fight. "You have hours and hours of sheer boredom. Its what you get used to," Norris said Friday during the christening of Parker Towing Co.s new tug, the Jared Phillips. "But, if youve never been over here, its a fight. You have to fight against the bottom of the river. If the river comes up and falls o...
June 26, 2021
Robert Barry , June 26th, 2021 08:15 With a survey of half a century of work currently on view at Almine Rech, American painter Larry Poons talks about Beethoven, baseball, and the teacher who believed in him as an artist before he did himself Larry Poons (2019) Warrior River Boy. Acrylic on canvas 170.2 x 281.9 cm “Painting is a fast medium. You go from here to there with a substance – and you do it quickly.” For Larry Poons everything is fast. Everything is immediate. Everything is now....
May 1, 2021
Some people are worried about the look of their community creek in Tuscaloosa County.
April 29, 2021
The âfixer-upperâ: County Manager, former Mayor Tony Petelos ready to retire after 35 years of public service Photo by Erin Nelson. Jefferson County Manager Tony Petelos at the Jefferson County Courthouse in downtown Birmingham. Petelos is retiring after 35 years of public service in the Birmingham-Hoover area. When Tony Petelos left the Hoover mayorâs job to become Jefferson Countyâs first county manager in 2011, a lot of people told him he was crazy. Hoover was considered ...
September 1, 2015
College kids smoke pot. more than 30 cities have reported uptick of violence from a year ago with milwaukee seeing 76% rise in murders. in baltimore by 56%. on a much, much happier note, two fishermen in alabama made an unexpected catch. instead of fish, they pulled out cute kitties out of the warrior river. theyve been adopted by a family. good stuff. rumors of a job for president obama after he leaves office. a donald trump rant and super pac for kanye west. "scrambled politics" is if ne...