Vision boards help some to keep 2024 goals
The "Live Your Legacy" Vision Board Party on Saturday, Jan. 6, at West Kentucky Community and Technical College, gave people a chance to create their vision boards and hear from
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The "Live Your Legacy" Vision Board Party on Saturday, Jan. 6, at West Kentucky Community and Technical College, gave people a chance to create their vision boards and hear from
During a recent interview with the Birmingham Times, Gunn said he believes the violence has taken a turn for the worse. “It seems like more people are concentrating on violence and hate rather than trying to love each other and respect each other,” he said. “Access to guns seems to be easier to come by. … It’s really sad.” Johnny Gunn, president of the Belview Heights Neighborhood Association. (Erica Wright, The Birmingham Times) Gunn cited several reasons for what he believes is fueling the increase in violence. “I think it’s mostly young people doing all of this killing and ...
“I’m outraged!” “It’s really sad!” “It’s a tragedy!” Those are just some of the thoughts expressed by Birmingham neighborhood leaders and residents who recently spoke to the Birmingham Times about and offered suggestions to help curb the recent gun violence that has plagued the city. On Wednesday, a victim was found dead at an east Birmingham apartment complex, the city’s 39th homicide of 2021; three of those homicides were ruled justifiable as self-defense by investigators or prosecutors. Even though the city has recorded one less homicide through May 12 of this year tha...