A look at Birmingham in videos …

Birmingham police officers attempt to put a woman in custody (our vertical video of the week). From Joshua Deloach.

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Rock group Trey Anastasio Trio performs in April at Iron City on Southside. From Robby Stewart.

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Fox News April report on the fight between Birmingham and Alabama on the Confederate Soldiers and Sailors Monument in Linn Park downtown. From King Noble Higherself.

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Students hunts for ghosts in Bass Cemetery in Roebuck Springs. From Hieu Huynh.

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Kimy Stewart previews an estate sale. From Birmingham Estate Sales.

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Retired members of the Alabama Air National Guard’s 117th Tactical Reconnaissance Wing in Birmingham discuss the 1961 Bay of Pigs Invasion. From Defense Flash News.

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Gardendale senior Diamond Watkins discusses winning Red Diamond Youth of the Year from the Boys and Girls Clubs of Central Alabama. From Serquest.com.

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Promo for this week’s Executive RoundTable with Trussville pastor Shawn Lovejoy at the Club. From Shawn Lovejoy.

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Trains at Railroad Park downtown. From Close-Up Railfanning.

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Nashville folk-hop band Judah and the Lion performs “Lose Yourself” in April at Sloss Furnaces. From James Masters.

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Birmingham dancers Rachael Inman, Sara Wallace and Alessia Lovreglio participate in National Water Dance 2018. From Alessia Lovreglio.

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Highlights from the Southern Christian Leadership Conference April awards banquet, “A Golden Halo Commemoration Fit for a King,” at the Sheraton Birmingham downtown. From Arkadia Films.

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Birmingham real estate agent Jason Secor on when to move. From Jason Secor.

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Progress report from the Birmingham Business Alliance. From Alabama NewsCenter.

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Nashville’s American Academy of Dance performs “All We Do” at April’s Applause Talent dance competition at the Alabama Theatre downtown, winning Best Lyrical/Modern/Contemporary. From Applause Talent Videos.

Athens’ Kelly’s Studio of Dance performs “Shot You Down” at April’s Applause Talent dance competition at the Alabama Theatre downtown, winning Best Jazz. From Applause Talent Videos.

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Commercial for Mercedes-Benz of Birmingham. From Strong Automotive Merchandising.

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Birthday cake fun with Ruff Ryders Birmingham (our other vertical video of the week). From Ruff Ryder Nasty.

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Promo for the Entrepreneurship Scholars Program at Birmingham-Southern College. From Birmingham-Southern College Business Department.

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Pretty parrots at the Birmingham Zoo. From Da House.

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Talking with the route setting crew at High Point Climbing and Fitness in Inverness From SheSets.

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Izora Devine performs at Al’s on Seventh in Lakeview (our other other vertical video of the week). From Izora Devine.

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Rock band As the Crow Flies performs in April at Iron City on Southside. From Actress Gabrielle.

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Highlights from Birmingham dance instructor Janelle Issis’ sessions at February’s Hollywood Dance Jamz convention at the Sheraton Birmingham downtown. From Janelle Issis.

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Driving and vlogging on I-459 through Hoover. From Vasil N. Atanasov V-Dalaverata.

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Commercial for Friday’s fund-raiser concert with the Warblers men’s chorus at First Baptist Church of Trussville. From Birmingham Baptist Association.

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Mexican banda group Marcos Flores y la Jerez performs in April at Rancho el Centenario in Mt. Olive. From Hector García.

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Feature on Amy Jason of Homewood shop Cookie Fix. From Southern Living.

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Time-lapse ground level view of driving from Huntsville to Birmingham along I-65. From T.J. Hanby.

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A look at the Women’s Business Enterprise Council South’s Power Industry Summit in April at the BJCC East Meeting Rooms downtown. From Alabama NewsCenter.

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Show reel for Birmingham director Jason O’Brien. From Fast Lane Productions.

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Commercial for King Buffet restaurant in Eastwood. From Nelson Wang.

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Soccer: Javanon 07 Black (Kentucky) vs. Birmingham United SA 07 Hypervenom in April in Memphis. From Sean Ladson.

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Mixtroz founders make their pitch at Velocity Accelerator’s Demo Day in April at Iron City on Southside. From Ashlee Ammons.

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A look in German at the 2018 Honda Indy Grand Prix of Alabama in April at Barber Motorsports Park in Leeds. From Dominik Motorsport.

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Presentation on marching for civil rights in Birmingham in the 1960s. From Nayla Aguilar.

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Drone footage of snowy Brook Highland and Meadowbrook neighborhoods in 2017. From Andrew Daviston.

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Highlights from the 2018 Birmingham Corporate Challenge in April in Railroad Park downtown. From Knight Eady.

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Highlights from the 2018 Women in Business event in April at Vulcan Park. From Starnes Digital.

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UAB personnel dance at March’s National Orientation Directors Association Region VI conference in Orlando. From NODA Region VI.

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Chicago DJ Mark Farina in April at WorkPlay in Lakeview. From Cary Pownall.

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Children sing during a service at Apostolic Faith Church in Fairmont. From Private Name.

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Train in Avondale. From David P. Jordan.

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Granite Garden at the Birmingham Botanical Gardens. From the Very Moment.

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Showing off the hometown of Birmingham on a budget. From Abayomi Abaliiciious.

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Birmingham’s Kenya Buchanan a k a Kenya B. auditions to be a contestant on the reality competition show “Project Runway.” From Stanley Parrish.

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Highlights from Scranton magician Denny Corby’s show at The Club and visit to Birmingham. From Denny Corby.

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Dallas rapper Yella Beezy “got smoke with promoters in Birmingham.” From Kartel Visions TV.

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Rock crawling at Moss Rock Preserve in Hoover. From Bullgear RC videos.

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Vestavia Hills band Margeaux and the Cat’s Meow perform earlier this month at Daniel Day Gallery in Lakeview. From Actress Gabrielle.

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Talking with Carolita Smiley Lester about her son comedian Rickey Smiley. From Alabama NewsCenter.

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Gerald Satterwhite, meteorologist at the Birmingham office of the National Weather Service, demonstrates inland flooding using a model (at 1:34). From NOAA/NWS National Hurricane Center.

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Visiting the Oak Mountain State Fair earlier this month in Pelham. From La Palmada Guerrero.

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Saxophonist Maceo Parker performs earlier this month at the Alys Stephens Center on Southside. From Actress Gabrielle.

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Snacking on mulberry trees (our vertical video of the week). From Vitali Kriuchkov.

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Birmingham mayor Randall Woodfin addresses the 54th annual Greater Birmingham Mayors’ Prayer Breakfast earlier this month at the Harbert Center downtown. From Mayor Randall Woodfin.

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Listening to the birds singing outside the Tutwiler downtown (our other vertical video of the week). From Dream Follower.

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Athens, Ga., indie rock band Of Montreal performs earlier this month at Saturn in Avondale. From Actress Gabrielle.

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A day at the Birmingham Zoo and Target in Homewood. From CDL Vlogs.

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Christian alt-rock band Rocketboy performs in 1996 in Birmingham. From Rocketboy Lives.

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Birmingham mayor Randall Woodfin speaks at Tea with Tofi brainstorming session earlier this month at District 9 Event Space in Bessemer. From Tofi International TV.

More on the Tea with Tofi event. From Tofi International TV.

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A look at the new Ensley Health Club. From Marks Media.

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Baltimore indie rock band Snail Mail performs in April at Saturn in Avondale (our other other vertical video of the week). From Until I Die.

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Hanging in Ensley. From Brian Hall.

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Bernie Kuhajda, biologist and science program manager at the Tennessee Aquarium in Chattanooga, checks on endangered darters in Pinson’s Turkey Creek Nature Preserve. From Tennessee Aquarium.

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Former Houston Rocket Robert Horry promotes a pre-season Oct. 2 game at Legacy Arena between the Rockets and the Memphis Grizzlies. The Alabama Sports Hall of Fame played host to the media conference earlier this month. From Alabama NewsCenter.

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Tallahassee vlogger Allana Marolt visits March’s Natural Hair and Health Expo at the BJCC North Exhibition Hall downtown. From She’s BlackenedWhite.

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Birmingham jeweler Lucy Farmer on her Inspire to Give line. From Ashley Kickliter.

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Dancing at LightRails downtown. From Cody Gremlin.

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A 360-degree look around Birmingham-Southern College inside and outside. From Matt James.

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Highlight reel for Ramsay senior point guard Walter Garfield. From Street Light Recruiting.

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Tanzanian business consultant Ringo Mowo speaks earlier this month in Birmingham. From Frederick Fussi.

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Video “Are We Prepared” on school shootings, created by Carver High students for the Greatest Save Teen PSA contest. From the Greatest Save.

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Mason Ramsey, the “yodeling Walmart kid,” performs earlier this month at the Walmart on U.S. 280 (our vertical video of the week). From I Kill Games.

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Birmingham mayor Randall Woodfin tours manufacturer Altec. From Altec Incorporated.

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Visiting Valley View Park in Five Points South. From Tia M. Grubb.

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Talking with Birmingham-Southern freshman running back Jordan Glenn. From Fly Guy J Productions.

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Singer-songwriter Beck performs “Colors” earlier this month at the BJCC Concert Hall downtown. From Fables98.

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CBS News report on Birmingham’s 4-year-old Austin Perine, a k a President Austin, who feeds homeless people. From CBS Sunday Morning.

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Dancing at the Oak Mountain State Fair earlier this month in Pelham. From La Palmada Guerrero.

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Students from the Birmingham Academy of Dance perform at April’s Industry Dance Awards at the Alabama Theatre downtown, winning Outstanding Performance. From Applause Talent Videos.

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Driving and walking downtown and Southside. From Travel with Annie G.

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Exploring the Birmingham Zoo (our other vertical video of the week). From the Datchers Do.

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Members of the 117th Air Refueling Wing hold its annual Bay of Pigs Memorial in April at the grave of pilot Pete Ray at Forest Hill Cemetery in Woodlawn. From Defense Flash News.

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Driving around downtown. From Meserret.

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Alt-rock band the Breeders perform “Drivin’ on 9” in April at Iron City on Southside. From Scott McCord.

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Intro video for a 2015 supplier diversity session at the Birmingham Civil Rights Institute downtown. From Skye Connect Incorporated.

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Highlights from the 2018 Honda Indy Grand Prix of Alabama in April at Barber Motorsports Park in Leeds. From David Zingery.

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Hearing from residents of Highland Manor Apartment Homes for residents 65 and older. From Tina Pamphilis.

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A look at the Art Studio of Calera. From Video Visions Media Marketing.

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Birmingham Barons’ Eloy Jimenez hits a single against the Mobile (soon to be Huntsville) BayBears earlier this month at Hank Aaron Stadium. From Minor League Baseball.

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Retired professor Lavon Page talks about teaching at Miles College in 1965. From Lavon Page.

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Abandoned house. From Ambient Atmosphere.

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New York rock band Tauk performs in April at Zydeco on Southside. From Dawn Cassizzi.

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Partnerships in Birmingham: Collaborations that Advance Breast Cancer Awareness, Research and Treatment, allowed doctors and other health care staff to meet in April at St. Vincent’s Bruno Conference Center on Southside. From Alabama NewsCenter.

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Testimonial by Jacquana Parker for downtown credit repair company Embolden Solutions (our other other vertical video of the week). From Colin Brown.

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Setting up a Shelby Next account for a church management platform at Homewood’s Covenant Presbyterian Church (our final vertical video of the week). From Covenant Presbyterian Church.

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A look at the Birmingham Audubon Mountain Workshop, an annual series of classes on the natural history of the southern Appalachians in its 42nd year. From Samford Traditions and Oral History Recording Initiative.

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Los Angeles heavy metal band Bad Wolves perform “Zombie” in May at Legacy Arena downtown. From DTenacity.

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Michael R. Jordan, pastor of New Era Baptist Church in Arlington – West End, talks with people on the street. From King Noble Higherself.

More from Pastor Jordan. From Timmy Thomas Jr.

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Jacksonville rock band Shinedown performs “Sound of Madness” in May at Legacy Arena downtown. From DTenacity.

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Monster trucks in a simulated Monster Jam in Legacy Arena. From MJRocks2219.

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Promo for Mercedes-Benz of Birmingham. From Mercedes-Benz of Birmingham.

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NBC Nightly News report on a high incidence of eye cancer among Auburn grads, filmed in Birmingham. From Ben Traylor.

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Talking with local entrepreneurs about Birmingham. From Revolution LLC.

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McLeod Software competes in the Birmingham Corporate Challenge in April at Railroad Park downtown. From McLeod in Motion.

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Ashley Welch, a student from Jackie O’Neal School of Dance in Vestavia Hills, performs “Freedom” at April’s Platinum National Dance Competition at the Alabama Theatre downtown, winning Top Elite Act. From Platinum Dance.

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Birmingham tribute band Eat a Peach performs in January in Montgomery. From Will Cash.

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Columbus, Ohio, rock band Starset performs in May in Birmingham. From DTenacity.

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Las Vegas heavy metal band Five Finger Death Punch performs “Gone Away” in May at Legacy Arena downtown. From DTenacity.

Meeting Five Finger Death Punch did not go so well … From Cody Gremlin.

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Little Savannah’s Clif Holt makes Summer Succotash Pico de Gallo in May at the Market at Pepper Place in Lakeview. From Alabama NewsCenter.

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Birmingham alternative band the Murder of Jane Crow performs in 2016. From Scarecrow Jenkins.

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Birmingham police officers in Linn Park downtown. From Kat Kan.

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A look at events by the Community Foundation of Greater Birmingham to gather public input. From Community Foundation.

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PBS NewsHour report on Chicago students who came to Birmingham to learn firsthand about civil rights history. From Education Week.

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Rice junior shortstop Ford Proctor against the UAB Blazers in May at Reckling Park in Houston. From 2080 Baseball.

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Birmingham Latin band Sol Música performs in May at Rojo on Southside. From Kurt McKinney Music.

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Tampa rap group Seckond Chaynce performs at the Nick on Southside. From UnderGround Booking UGB.

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San Francisco rock band Primus performs in May at the BJCC Concert Hall downtown. From J.J. Hoover.

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Atlanta heavy metal band Mastodon performs “Sultan’s Curse” in May at the BJCC Concert Hall downtown. From Rick A.

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Softball: Birmingham Thunderbolts 06 vs. SEC Softball NC in May in Rock Hill, S.C. From Dwayne Hubbard.

Thunderbolts vs. Atlanta Vipers 06 – Callaway in May in Rock Hill, S.C. From Dwayne Hubbard.

Thunderbolts vs. Knockouts 05 of Darlington, S.C., in May in Rock Hill, S.C. From Dwayne Hubbard.

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Chicago funk band the Main Squeeze performs in April at Saturn in Avondale. From Benjamin Aslin.

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Flying in from Baltimore for a business trip, with stops at Topgolf and Dreamland BBQ. From Marco MM7.

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Hyundai forklift for sale in Irondale. From Springer Equipment.

And a Toyota forklift. From Springer Equipment

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Students from Amy’s School of Dance in Meridian perform “Time Warp” at April’s Platinum National Dance Competition at the Alabama Theatre downtown, winning Top Recreational Act and Platinum Power. From Platinum Dance.

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“La Vaughn Livingston – the Representative of the Birmingham Art/Music Underground.” From Virgil Livingston.

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Birmingham jam band Diner performs in May at the Oasis in Lakeview. From Actress Gabrielle.

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Dashcam footage of driving I-459 and U.S. 280. From Abnormal Alabama.

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Dothan group Minister Randy Miller and New Praise performs in Birmingham. From Randy Miller.

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Birmingham band Nowhere Squares performs at Avondale venue Saturn for an episode of Alabama Public Television’s “Subcarrier.” From Subcarrier.

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Future 150 scouting camp featuring Atlanta’s Premier Xpress 13u in May. From Premier Athletic Training.

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Birmingham author Robert McCammon reads from his novel “Mister Slaughter” at the 2009 Alabama Bound book festival at the central branch of Birmingham Public Library. From Robert McCammon.

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Digging into some Golden Flake chips (our vertical video of the week). From Nadia Jena.

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Commercial for Praise Fest Weekend in May in Pelham. From Kikuyu Diaspora Television USA.

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A field trip to Birmingham. From Kylaunilove1 Vlogs.

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Trains in Irondale. From Carson Bean.

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Trains in Irondale. From Carson Bean.

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Danish punk rock band Iceage performs in May at Saturn in Avondale. From Ivan Denisovich.

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Visiting Lightrails downtown. Published on May 19, 2018

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Cincinnati motivational speaker Karim R. Ellis at May’s International Public Management Association for Human Resources regional conference at the Sheraton Birmingham downtown. With testimonial from Michelle Barnes of the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet. From Karim R. Ellis.

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Boone, N.C., roots band Lazybirds performs “Just Your Fool” in May at Domestique Coffee on Southside. From Actress Gabrielle.

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A new fish for the tank. From Sheri and Will.

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Members of Corazón de Alabama perform in May at Overtime Bar and Grill in Oxmoor. From Amanda de la Cataleya.

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Touring the Birmingham Botanical Gardens greenhouse. From Prajun at Hunt.

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Basketball: Birmingham Blue Devils vs. Team SLEEPY in May in Atlanta. From Baller TV.

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Commercial for the University of Alabama at Birmingham. From Chris Liakos.

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Feature on nonprofit organization STAIR of Birmingham, or Start the Adventure in Reading. From Alabama NewsCenter.

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New Orleans’ Rebirth Brass Band performs in May at Saturn in Avondale. From Actress Gabrielle.

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Mobile rapper Bkoshr, a k a Brandon Tunstall, at Miles College in Fairfield. From JD Productions.

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Backstage dog. From DTenacity

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Giving vegan burgers to the homeless downtown. From Carey Fountain.

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Sidewalk dance party! From Angela Matthews.

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Taking ATVs and motorcycles out for a ride in Belview Heights. From Shifty450.

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Riding the trails at Oak Mountain State Park. From Black Bear Mafia MTB.

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Q&A session at Sidewalk Film Festival. From Outlaw Films.

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Birmingham jam band New Merkle Revue performs “Althea” in May at the Oasis in Lakeview. From Actress Gabrielle.

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New Orleans Americana band Big Al and the Heavyweights performs in May at Phelan Park on Southside. From Actress Gabrielle.

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Fatou Ouattara on her son Abdul Diane’s graduation from Hoover High School in May at Bartow Arena. From Starnes Publishing.

Graduates Gary Larson and Jennifer Andrew before the graduation ceremony. From Starnes Publishing.

Tossing their caps. From Starnes Publishing.

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Alabama Winds performs “In My Father’s Eyes” in May at Mountain Brook High School. Composer Julie Giroux dedicated the work to the four girls murdered in the 1963 bombing of Sixteenth Street Baptist Church. From Patrick Fitzgerald.

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Rhode Island accordionist Cory Pesaturo performs in May at Birmingham-Southern College (our vertical video of the week). From Aaron Tanner.

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A look at TrimTab Brewing Company in Lakeview. From Local Reporter.

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Conducting a raid while playing “Pokémon Go” (our other vertical video of the week). From Cody Sanders.

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Huntsville rapper Kid Bless, a k a Jameke Byrd, performs at the Eastside Lounge in North Avondale. From JEDI Music.

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Trains in Birmingham. From Sou610.

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Andres Todd graduates from Wenonah High School (originally featured in July). From Fred Davenport.

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Baseball: Birmingham Barons outfielder Trey Michalczewski hits a triple against the Generals in May at the Ballpark at Jackson. From Minor League Baseball.

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Dashcam footage, including a trip to Elmwood Cemetery in Arlington – West End. From Scott King.

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Hanging out at Do Dah Day in May on Southside. From Bill and Kelley Adventures.

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Rock band A Perfect Circle performs “TalkTalk” and “Hourglass” in May at Legacy Arena downtown. From Wing Ding.

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Softball: Birmingham Thunderbolts 06 vs. Georgia Impact 2023 – Lunsford. From Georgia Impact Lunsford 2023.

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Working on a house on Alpha Street South in North Titusville. From Randy Martin.

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Dashcam footage of Richard Arrington Jr. Boulevard South. From Chris Miller.

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Celebrating music director Ken Berg’s 40 years with the Birmingham Boys Choir. From Birmingham Boys Choir.

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Highlight reel for Mountain Brook rising junior third baseman Clark Griffin at May’s Sunshine Southeast Showcase in Cartersville, Ga. From Skill Show Videos.

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Melanie Maddox of BBVA Compass speaks at May’s Disrupt HR Birmingham event at Innovation Depot downtown. From Disrupt HR.

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Florida guitarist Pavlo Simtikidis performs “Tsiftetelli” earlier this month at WorkPlay in Lakeview. From Official Pavlo Admirers- OPA!

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Woodlawn senior slot receiver Keyshun Parks in action (our vertical video of the week). From Keyshun Parks.

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Actor/singer Logan Henderson performs in May at Tin Roof in Lakeview. From Feesa.

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Lightning (our other vertical video of the week). From James Kyser.

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Help wanted ad for a client services manager in Birmingham. From A.R. Spears.

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Detroit gospel group Kymon Smith and Godsons and Daughters performs in Birmingham (our other other vertical video of the week). From Kymon Smith.

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R&B singer Coldrank performs “Chocolate Drop” earlier this month at Boutwell Auditorium downtown. From Supreme Team Investment Group.

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Drone footage of Alabama landmarks: Saturn 1B rocket in Elkmont by I-65, the Statue of Liberty in Vestavia Hills by I-459 and the Big Peach water tower in Clanton by I-65. From Brents Pepper.

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Birmingham indie soul band the Brook and the Bluff performs on local Web series “Welcome to Monotonia.” From Welcome to Monotonia.

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Drone footage of the Cahaba River. From Fear-Some.

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Testimonials by members for Homewood gym Squad Fitness. From Squad Fitness.

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Soccer: Birmingham Hammers vs. Mississippi Brilla FC in May in Jackson. From Mississippi Brilla.

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Welcoming Birmingham to the new Alliance of American Football. From the Colt 45 show.

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Students from Mann Dance Studio in Prattville perform “Fun” at March’s Thunderstruck dance competition at the Alabama Theatre downtown, winning Team Large Group. From Thunderstruck Dance.

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Chef and TV host Andrew Zimmern on Frank Stitt and Birmingham’s food scene. From Alabama NewsCenter.

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Shooting a wedding and checking out Moss Rock Preserve in Hoover. From Joel Henson.

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A look at the nonprofit organization, Birmingham Sister Cities Commission. From Masadabbc.

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Walking through Joe Minter’s African Village in America, a sculpture garden south of Elmwood Cemetery in Woodland Park. From Buffett2010.

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Clang! Clang! Clang! Clang! (Our other other other vertical video of the week.) From Cwhorld Productions.

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Rodney Watson on snooty Birmingham people (our other other other other vertical video of the week). From District Three.

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The Eagles performs “In the City” in April at Legacy Arena downtown (our final vertical video of the week). From Roger McMunn.

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Promo for the White Foam Party on July 6 at Magnolia House in Five Points South. From Freeman Walker Jr.

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Birmingham consulting firm 45 Inc. staff members discuss leadership. From 45 Inc. Birmingham.

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Family reunion in Birmingham with a trip to VisionLand in Bessemer. From Wayne Inniss.

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Barons pitcher Spencer Adams ends the top of the seventh inning with his sixth strikeout against the Chattanooga Lookouts in May at Regions Field downtown. From Minor League Baseball.

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Checking out the second annual I Am a Father 5k race earlier this month at the Birmingham Botanical Gardens. From I Am a Father 5K.

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Michigan State University and the University of Alabama at Birmingham partner on research for diabetic retinopathy, a diabetes complication that affects the eyes. From Webs Edge Health.

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Commercial for Hawthorne at Lake Heather apartments in Inverness, Hoover. From Hawthorne Residential Parnters.

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New York pop singer Max performs in May at Tin Roof in Lakeview. From Feesa.

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Hanging out at the Riverchase Galleria in Hoover. From Cody Gremlin.

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Commercial for Alabama House candidate Jacqueline Gray Miller. From Dub Dynasty Ent.

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Birmingham rapper BMR DeeMan performs in May at Diamonds of Birmingham Gentlemen’s Club in in Brighton. From BMR DeeMan TV.

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English rock band Asking Alexandria performs “Into the Fire” in April at Iron City on Southside (our vertical video of the week). From Miguel Romero.

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Tarrant’s Corey Patrick goes viral for photo of him taking the bus to high school graduation ceremony. From Alabama NewsCenter.

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Highlights from country band Florida Georgia Line in 2014 at Oak Mountain Amphitheatre in Pelham. From Massive Music.

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A patriotic number from May’s Birmingham Dance Theatre recital at the BJCC Concert Hall downtown. From Karen Briley.

Dancers perform to “Good Old Days.” From Karen Briley.

Dancers perform “For My Help.” From Karen Briley.

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Summer family fun at the Birmingham Zoo. From Scotty Boy Homie.

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Actor-singer Hayley Kiyoko talks with fans in March. From Feesa.

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Investigating the zeppelin mooring mast on the Thomas Jefferson Tower downtown. From al.com.

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Canadian TV station received in Birmingham (our other vertical video of the week). From Local and DX Radio.

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Dashcam (and rearcam) footage of driving at U.S. 280 and Shelby County 41. From Vear Experts.

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Looking forward to Birmingham’s new pro football team. From New Dish on the Stove.

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A Lamborghini and a Shelby GT350 at a car meetup in Cahaba Heights, Vestavia Hills. From Biv3 Media.

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Wesley Wade of Energen speaks on “The Effort to Keep Millennials” at May’s Disrupt HR Birmingham event at Innovation Depot downtown. From Disrupt HR.

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Highlights from the 28th annual Society of Black Academic Surgeons meeting in April at the Westin Birmingham downtown with UAB as host. From Dr. Hassan A. Tetteh.

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Driving around Birmingham-Shuttlesworth International Airport. From Wilmer C.

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Highlight reel for Leeds forward Jeffrey Nolen Jr. From Jeffrey Nolen Jr.

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A look at Trips for Kids, a nonprofit organization that offers mountain bike outings and environmental education. From Cycling Talk.

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Huntsville rapper Young Rippa performs in May at Zydeco on Southside (our other other vertical video of the week). From Young Rippa #ripnation.

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That time a teenager stole a MAX bus with Birmingham police in pursuit … From WVTM-13 News.

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Oak Mountain State Park featured in an episode of Alabama Public Television show “Discovering Alabama.” From Discovering Alabama.

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Los Pajaritos de Tacupa Michoacán performs at El Sol on Valley Avenue. From Compa LaTuba.

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Promo for the Rockets-Grizzlies game Oct. 2 at Legacy Arena downtown. From BBVA Compass Iron City Showdown.

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A big home run from the Birmingham Barons’ Keon Barnum against the Tennessee Smokies at Knoxville’s Smokies Stadium. From Minor League Baseball.

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A World Changers mission team spends a week in June in Birmingham fixing up a house. From World Changers.

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Los Angeles garage rock musician Ty Segall performs “She” in April at Saturn in Avondale, recorded for the Alabama Public Television show “Subcarrier.” From Alabama Public TV.

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Coverage of the 2018 Pro Mazda Championship in April at Barber Motorsports Park in Leeds. From D-Mx Deportemotor México.

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Birmingham cover band SideCar performs in June at Superior Grill on U.S. 280. From Michael Bookmiller.

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Flying out of Birmingham From Richard Morgan.

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Commercial for June’s 2018 Southern League All-Star Game at Regions Field downtown, airing on MeTV. From WVTM-13 News.

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English modern soul band Jungle performs “Drops” in June at Saturn in Avondale. From the End Is Built Into the Beginning.

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A report on the action movie “Live” filming downtown this year. From CBS-42.

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Highlight reel for Ramsay rising junior forward Zoe Cooper. From Christopher Cooper.

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Columbia, S.C., vloggers discuss the recent furor over Donna Pike of the Jefferson County School Board. From Let the Madness Begin.

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Drone footage of a stream and forests. From Mark D.

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Kudzu bugs invade Bluff Park in Hoover. From Go-To Guy! Enterprises.

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Fund-raising video from Rock City Church and its newly acquired Central Park Christian School. From Rock City TV.

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Looking out over UAB (our vertical video of the week). From G.G. Smith.

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A clean water PSA from the City of Birmingham maybe? From Bill Mathews.

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Hawking a digital billboard on I-65 north before Malfunction Junction. From Lamar Advertising of Birmingham-Gadsden.

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Birmingham attorney Charlie Waldrep on local TV show “Our Issues Birmingham.” From Our Issues Birmingham.

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Trains in Irondale. From Carson Bean.

Trains near downtown. From Camera Bryan.

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Promo for downtown computer training company TrueCoders. From Out There Creative.

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Talking with the people behind new Pepper Place restaurant Blueprint on 3rd in Lakeview. From Alabama NewsCenter.

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A backyard garden takes shape. From Go-To Guy! Enterprises.

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Showreel for ABC-33/40 reporter Stephen Quinn. From Stephen Quinn.

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Having fun at McWane Science Center and Sloss Furnaces. From Rollin Rollins.

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A look at Sloss Furnaces. From Sarah Ellis.

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New members of sorority Pretty N Purple Turtle Shellz (our other vertical video of the week). From Pretty N Purple Turtle Shellz Pond.

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Testimonial by David Williams of UAB for Seattle leadership development company Pacific Institute’s program PX2. From the Pacific Institute.

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Summer lightning. From Joey Amberson.

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Talking with Renee Harmon, a family doctor at St. Vincent’s Primary Care at Brook Highland. From Ascension.

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Promo for the Oxmoor Village housing development. From Tower Homes.

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Gene Hallman of the Bruno Event Team on the 2026 World Cup and the impact on Birmingham. From Alabama NewsCenter.

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Pee wee football with the Central Park Chargers (our other other vertical video of the week). From Ready Red Litsquad.

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Boston metal band Seven Spires performs “Distant Lights” in June at the Nick on Southside. From the Great Metal Debate.

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Drone footage of the Rotary Trail downtown and the High Ore Line Trail in Midfield. From Freshwater Land Trust.

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Sunset from a car on the interstate (our other other other vertical video of the week). From Forever Fanci.

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Introducing Tim Lewis, coach of Birmingham’s new pro football team. From Alliance of American Football.

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Partying at the Xclusive Lounge in Smithfield. From C.J. Toney.

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William White and Corey Miller talk about their decade-long friendship through Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Birmingham. From Summer Classics.

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Promo for Birmingham wedding group Original Point of View Band. From Hunter Lawley.

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Birmingham real estate agent Rob Drum with a market update. From AlaREIA.

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Hank Price of WVTM-13 on the planned downtown football stadium. From WVTM-13 News

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A MasterMind real estate presentation in May at the Club. From JWRE Tribe.

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The Miller Steam Plant near Quinton. From Go West USA.

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Birmingham country singer Trey Lewis performs in June at Tin Roof in Lakeview. From Trey Lewis.

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Part of the 1992 Iron Bowl at Legion Field. From Dpjr Bentford.

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Checking out the monthly Cast Iron Bowl-O-Rama at Sloss Furnaces. From Happenin’s in the ‘Ham.

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Talking with Willie Williams Jr. about North Birmingham art gallery Studio 2500. From 99 Voices.

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A look at the Birmingham Bar Association in 2017. From Birmingham Bar Association.

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Dashcam footage of I-20/59 southbound to downtown. From 601 Travels.

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SuicideGirls check out Birmingham in April. From Torie Suicide.

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The last day of classes at UAB. From Dustin Harrelson.

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Promo for the Live2Lead leadership conference in October at Regions Field downtown. From Richard Mobley | Seven Four.

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Ariel Banfalvy of St. Petersburg’s A and G Dance Academy performs at January’s Intrigue Dance Intensive competition at the Sheraton Birmingham downtown, winning Teen Improv. From AriBear503.

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Stunt car and helicopter in a scene filmed downtown for the action movie “Live” (our vertical video of the week). From Timothy A. Taylor.

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Dashcam footage of a traffic stop by Birmingham Police on I-459. From Serik186.

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Soccer: Birmingham Hammers vs. Tri-City FC Otters in June in Johnson City, Tenn. From Tri-Cities FC Otters.

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Highlights from Funk Fest in June at Legion Field. From Shout N 2 the Void Media S.

Oakland rapper Too Short performs at Funk Fest. From Fanga Man.

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Atlanta producer Zaytoven promoting the movie “Birds of a Feather.” From Brandon Gantt.

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A Center Point creek (our other vertical video of the week). From Madd1966dh.

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Walking around Meadow Brook. From Paul P.

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The view from the back seat at night (our other other vertical video of the week). From Ren 8 Rbg L-Rated.

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Joe Calamusa, managing director of the University of Alabama Sales Program, speaks to Southern Company employees on internal entrepreneurship in June. From Joe Calamusa.

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Seattle power pop band Supercrush performs “I Don’t Want to Be Sad Anymore” in June at Seasick Records in Crestwood. From Seasick Records.

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Birmingham city council member and Jefferson County Commission candidate Sheila Tyson on local TV show “Our Issues Birmingham.” From Our Issues Birmingham. From Our Issues Birmingham.

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CB action from Birmingham. From Charlie Brown.

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Hyundai Hope on Wheels awards $100,000 to two doctors at Children’s of Alabama on Southside. From Hyundai Hope on Wheels 2017.

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Drone footage of Forest Park. From Dunlap Productions.

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Minneapolis rapper Dessa performs in June at Saturn in Avondale. From Actress Gabrielle.

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Ad for a Community Reinvestment Act data analyst at a Birmingham bank. From Johnson Search Group.

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Animated fly-through of Bruno Cancer Center at St. Vincent’s on Southside. From TresD 3D Renderings and Animations.

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Hollywood rock band Black Veil Brides performs in April at Iron City on Southside. From Galactic Peacock Video Productions.

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Web series “Carnivorous” visits Birmingham with stops at El Barrio, Bettola, Hot and Hot Fish Club and Highlands Bar and Grill. From Cafeteria Films.

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Promo for Homewood’s Covenant Presbyterian Church summer choir. From Covenant Presbyterian Church.

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How Southside’s Independent Presbyterian Church works with adults with mild to moderate memory loss. From IPC Birmingham.

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Visiting Birmingham, including a trip to Yo’ Mama’s downtown and flying a drone. From Lecture Fan.

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Promo for free training in using handguns later this month. From Warrior Works.

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Walking downtown. From Edward Cabeza.

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A look at Thrive Clay Studio in Lakeview. From Alabama NewsCenter.

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Promo for John Carroll Catholic High School in Homewood. From Billy Ivey.

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A drone ball drop at Pine Tree Country Club in Irondale. From Computer Center of North America.

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Driving through Lakeview at night (our vertical video of the week). From Birmingham Vibe.

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R&B group After 7 performs in November at the Alys Stephens Center. From Shout N 2 the Void Media S.

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Birmingham group Voices of the South performs “God Bless the USA” in June at St. Aloysius Catholic Church in Bessemer. From Dennis R. Jones.

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Flying from Orlando to pick up a car in town. From Jeremy Miller.

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“Birmingham Estate Sales being mocked by my daughter The Doodle. Love!!” From Birmingham Estate Sales.

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The Atlanta Masonic Choir performs at the Birmingham Community Mass Choir’s 50th anniversary celebration in June at New Hope Baptist Church in West End Manor. From Nicole Samuels.

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Fun outing at Birmingham Boulders in Oxmoor and Mr. P’s Deli in Bluff Park. From Taylor Robbins.

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Rapper Tony Montez performs “Birmingham Clap.” From Tony Montez.

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Promo for rapper Big Treasure Girl earlier this month at 4 Seasons Sports Bar and Grill in Smithfield. From Cinema Cove.

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Birmingham rock band KinZie performs in June at Saturn in Avondale (our other vertical video of the week). From Parker.

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A landlord files an eviction notice (our other other vertical video of the week). From Rob Drum.

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Birmingham artist Sara Garden Armstrong at work. From J.C. Swoopes.

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Up to 600 volunteers paint a mural in June at the Birmingham Color Wall downtown. From Glass Eye Media.

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A look at Unlikely Heroes, an April fund-raiser concert with Birmingham country singer Sara Evans. From Cinepear.

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Trucking to Georgia and Mississippi with a stop in Birmingham. From Trucker Brock.

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Intro for Web series “The Next Episode.” From the Next Episode: Local and Travel.

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Exploring Oak Hill Cemetery in Fountain Heights. From Abnormal Alabama.

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A snippet from the Motion church student conference at Legacy Arena downtown (our other other other vertical video of the week). From Th3 Real 0hio.kid Talent.

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Boys’ basketball: Carver at Columbia (Huntsville). From Cluxton Breakdown.

Boys’ basketball: Renaissance Academy Prep School for Boys vs. Macon Road Baptist School in Memphis. From the RCA Bham.

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Trains in Irondale. From Carson Bean.

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Mustangs and more Mustangs. From Lawrence Cruz.

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College football: Auburn vs. Memphis at the 2015 Birmingham Bowl at Legion Field. From OHF AAC.

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Janice Nixon talks about marching for civil rights as a child in Birmingham (our other other other other vertical video of the week). From Kids in Birmingham 1963.

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A 2006 visit to the Birmingham Zoo. From Allen Dearing.

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Atlanta comedian Reggie Jackson performs in May at the Stardome Comedy Club in Hoover. From Reggie Jackson TV.

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Club night (our other other other other other vertical video of the week). From Durty Burbz TC Powered by Conner C. Vernon Fnd. Inc.

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A look at Bessemer Christian talk station Elijah Radio, WSJL 88.1 FM. From Gulf States Conference.

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Drone footage of a wooded neighborhood. From Marc Nichols

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Birmingham performance artist Jacquie Cotillard sings “Rose-Colored Noise.” From Jacquie Cotillard.

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Road trip: New Orleans, Birmingham (Avondale), Huntsville, Nashville and … Magnet, Ind. From Sam Landeros.

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Visiting the Southern Museum of Flight in North East Lake. From Liam Live 365.

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Promo for Homewood gym Nexus Fitness. From Nexus Fitness.

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Watching the Avondale Fire Jam in June at Avondale Brewing Company. From Tgbeenken.

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A virtual landing in Birmingham. From Scooby Diving.

A real landing in Birmingham in the rain. From Justin Tomblin.

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An audition at a June SkyBox casting call for “The Christmas Struggle” in Ensley. From OTTV25 DA8TV.

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Driving by downtown at night. From Thecat627.

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Hanging out in East Lake Park. From Ali Carson.

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Australian Christian pop-rock band Newsboys performs in June at Samford’s Wright Center. From the Showstopper Shows.

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Talking with new Birmingham Police chief Patrick Smith. From Whats Happening Bham.

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House fire on Southside. From Joshua Lawrence.

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Blair Miller of 24 Communications downtown discusses email marketing. From 24 Communications.

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Mississippi Braves’ Touki Toussaint pitching at June’s Southern League All-Star Game at Regions Field downtown. From 2080 Baseball.

Birmingham Barons catcher Zack Collins at the All-Star Game. From 2080 Baseball.

Barons pitcher Dane Dunning on the mound at the All-Star Game. From 2080 Baseball.

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Rose petals fall from the ceiling during the Pentecost Sunday service at the Cathedral of St. Paul downtown. From Miss My Idahome.

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Talking with Mauricio Papapietro of Brick and Tin restaurant. From Alabama NewsCenter.

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Keeping the Cahaba River clean for otters. From Birmingham Zoo.

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Getting ready for the Aug. 18 King of the South car show in Louisiana. From Veltboy314.

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A list of 10 reasons not to move to Alabama, including Birmingham’s crime rate. Part of YouTuber Briggs’ series on states and countries. From World According to Briggs.

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“Good shot, G!” From Digital Footprint West LLC.

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Walking through Sloss Furnaces. From Kelly Gross.

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Sacramento alternative hip-hop artist Hobo Johnson performs in June at Saturn in Avondale (our final vertical video of the week). From Roy Levi Brown.

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Talking with Kellie Clark of Innovate Birmingham on Birmingham Innovation Week earlier this month. From What’s Happening Bham.

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Jacksonville Southern rock band J.J. Grey and Mofro perform in June at Avondale Brewing Company (our vertical video of thew week). From Banginbook.

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A glimpse of the Thunder on the Mountain fireworks show on Independence Day over Red Mountain. From Christie Dedman.

More fireworks. From Kristen Still Standing.

And drone footage. From Mike S.

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Highlights from summer football day camp in June at Legion Field. From SportsMarkit.com.

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The beautiful Birmingham Botanical Gardens (our other vertical video of thew week). From Happy Trips.

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Walking through LightRails downtown. From Buffett2010.

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Jerimie Goike talks about “Autism from a Personal Perspective” at Birmingham-Southern College. From Jerimie Goike.

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Exploring the abandoned Banks Middle School. From Iron Vagabonds.

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Talking with Birmingham via CB radio. From Charlie Brown.

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Who wants doughnuts?! From Alabama Outlaws.

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Music video for “ForeignKodak” by L.A. rapper and Birmingham native Kartel Kodak. From DJ Uzi Vert Thug YSL.

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Demonstrating the Ovad Drive-Thru Stage to photograph cars for sale, at America’s Auto Auction in Moody. From Ovad Stages.

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Hiking through Red Mountain Park. From Gowestusa.

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Nashville Christian singer Rachael Mann performs at WDJC 93.7 FM. From Rachael Mann.

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Tony Hernandez stars in “An American Man.” From Lily Ahree Siegel.

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Birmingham Giants player Reese Lowery hits a single. From Reese Lowery.

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Driving I-459 at night. From Of the Dawn Patriot.

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Checking out the Saturday morning Cars and Coffee at Hoover Tactical Firearms. From HD Muscle Cars.

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Birmingham Barons center fielder Joel Booker makes a game-ending diving catch against the Jackson Generals in June at Regions Field downtown. From Minor League Baseball.

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Los Angeles rock band 30 Seconds to Mars performs “Rescue Me” earlier this month at Oak Mountain Amphitheatre. Jared Leto brought a grandmother onstage to dance. From Ashley Zarzaur.

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Jazz Vespers service in May at Southside Baptist Church. From Timothy Banks.

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Happy birthday to Mama Mwalimu. From Kikuyu Diaspora Television USA.

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Part six of Birmingham’s Kyle Sullivan’s monthlong trip to Antarctica in 2017. From Screen Door Pictures.

Plus, “A Postcard from Antarctica.” From Screen Door Pictures.

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A night for Bloods (our other other vertical video of thew week). From Bigkastro Lopez.

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Showreel for ABC 33/40 reporter Stephen Quinn. From Stephen Quinn.

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Landing at Birmingham-Shuttlesworth International Airport (our vertical video of the week). From T. Mook.

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Scenes from March’s Natural Hair and Health Expo at the BJCC North Exhibition Hall downtown. From Respected Roots.

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Promo for WBHM-DB paranormal talk radio station (our other vertical video of the week). From Mark Antony Raines a k a Ghostman.

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Riding the rails through downtown. From Knuckleball Ned.

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“TripTik: From Birmingham to Montgomery on Highway 31,” an episode of “Alabama Experience.” From Brent Davis.

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Drone footage of downtown and Vulcan, plus Bryant-Denny Stadium and Black Warrior River in Tuscaloosa. From Ryan Clapper.

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Pokémon: Birmingham Arons vs. Memphis Drizzlies. From Lazy Ghost.

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Preparing to travel to Children’s of Alabama on Southside for rehabilitation. From Tatum Ward.

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Football: East Alabama Predators vs. Alabama Sabers in the Gridiron Developmental Football League playoff round 1 in July at Carver High School. From Michael Beckworth.

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Independence Day fireworks over Vulcan (our other other vertical video of the week). From Christian Carter

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Target innovation chief Minsok Pak and Shipt CEO Bill Smith speak at a Birmingham Innovation Week luncheon in July at Alabama Power downtown. From Alabama NewsCenter.

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Helmet cam footage of riding downtown and visiting Elmwood Cemetery to see Bear Bryant’s grave. From Hammereye 85.

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Testimonial from Fairfield dentist Leslie Frese for the Alabama Implant Education course in Atlanta. From Alabama Implant Education.

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Sunset in Pinson. From Mista Rich.

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Promo for Church of the Highlands’ Serve Day in July. From TNR Creative.

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Valley senior kicker Daniel Etherton at Kohl’s kicking camp in June at Thompson Intermediate School in Alabaster. From Kicking, Punting and Snapping Recruiting Profiles.

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A night at Topgolf in Uptown. From Michael Northorp.

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Birmingham Barons’ Luis Alexander Basabe gets a two-run homer against the Mississippi Braves in July at Regions Field downtown. From Minor League Baseball.

And the Barons’ Danny Mendick hits a double against the Jackson Generals in July at Regions Field. From Minor League Baseball.

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Cincinnati rock band Walk the Moon performs “Shut Up and Dance” in July at Oak Mountain Amphitheatre (our other other other vertical video of the week). From Linda12021.

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Commercial for Petro Law Firm downtown. From Mark Petro Law Firm.

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On Shipt’s Birmingham headquarters expansion. From Alabama NewsCenter.

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Talking with Birmingham rapper YBN Nahmir at an Atlanta radio station. From Durtty Daily.

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Commercial for CoCo Beauty Supply in Central Park. From Chop House Productions.

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Repairing a roof damaged by hail. From Clark Smith.

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A hit at Birmingham-Southern’s Striplin Field. From Greyson Thornton.

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Singer Chris Brown performs in July at Oak Mountain Amphitheatre (our other other other other vertical video of the week). From Britny Marshall.

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A song from the McDonald’s Inspiration Celebration Gospel Tour in July at Bill Harris Arena in Five Points West (our other other other other other vertical video of the week). From Shannon Hudson.

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A week with the grandparents. From Pink Vaporeon.

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Birmingham artist Tyler Sanford. From Free Spirit Visions.

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SWAC to hold 2018 football and basketball championship games in Birmingham. From WAAY-TV 31 News.

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Atlanta Southern rock band Blackberry Smoke performs in 2017 at Iron City on Southside. From Craig Putman.

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Highlights from July’s Birmingham Live basketball tournament at the Hoover Met. From Baller TV.

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Basketball: Lady Demwai vs. Birmingham Blaze. From E’marie Lewis 2024 #4 Lady Demwai Combo Guard.

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Promo for the Preserve housing development in Hoover. From RealtySouth.

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A look at the UAB Blazers in “NCAA Football 13.” From NFS.

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Working at Revelator: Sweet Jon’s Cafe in Homewood. From TNR Creative.

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Running to catch the train at Carraway Boulevard (our other other other other other other vertical video of the week). From Cwhorld Productions.

More from the train crossing (our other other other other other other other vertical video of the week). From Cwhorld Productions.

And a malfunction (our final vertical video of the week). From Cwhorld Productions.

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Gadsden’s Back Forty Beer Company opens a location at Sloss Docks. From Alabama NewsCenter.

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The Eddie Kendrick Memorial Park downtown kicks off an Alabama road trip, including Clanton and Montgomery. From Ocean Hops.

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Train downtown. From Birmingham-Rail Productions.

Another train downtown. From Joshua Lawrence.

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Carolina Panthers defensive end Mario Addison returns to visit Academy Sports in Trussville and Tarrant High School before holding his annual football camp in July at Carver. From Austin Gaines.

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Drone footage of the new Birmingham Color Wall downtown. From AirFowl.

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Softball: Team Georgia 02 Shumeyko vs. Birmingham Thunderbolts in July at the Atlanta Legacy Showcase. From Jenna Brown Softball 2021.

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For July’s Birmingham Innovation Week, a panel at Alabama Power discussed “Think Next: How Birmingham Is Becoming a Smart City,” using digital technology to advance quality of life. From Alabama NewsCenter.

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Birmingham Children’s Theatre puts on “The Three Musketeers” in a converted retail space in Brookwood Village. From Alabama NewsCenter.

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Boston ska punk band Bim Skala Bim performs in March at Iron City on Southside. From Bimska.

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Art project Silence Was Golden includes performances worldwide, including this one at Kelly Ingram Park downtown. From Public Delivery.

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A student at the University of Tennessee-Chattanooga files a federal complaint against UAB for an alleged sexual assault. From WRCB Chattanooga.

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At the Birmingham Museum of Art. From Madeline Hart.

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Boston alt-rock band No/Hugs records in Birmingham. From No/Hugs.

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Spinning out. From Alabama Outlaws.

Burnout! From Alabama Outlaws.

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Drone footage of Vulcan and the new LED lights. From Dunlap Productions.

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Birmingham band the Exhibit(s) performs in July at Mojo Pub in Lakeview. From Actress Gabrielle.

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“Alabama” by John Coltrane, the jazz musician’s response to the 1963 bombing of the Sixteenth Street Baptist Church downtown. From Record Spiel.

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A fun shopping trip to the Summit and the Riverchase Galleria. From Madelyn Pullum.

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Mexican Andean Cumbia band Los Llayras performs at El Sol on Valley Avenue. From Wil Raya.

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Soccer: Birmingham Hammers at Memphis City in July. From Caleb Hilliard.

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“A young artist reflects on what it takes to make it as a creative in Birmingham.” From Ben Wedlund.

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Birmingham school superintendent Lisa Herring discusses the new dress code. From Pernell Allen.

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Walter Carr, a college student, walked from Homewood to Pelham, 20 miles, for his job at Bellhops moving company in July. Bellhops CEO Luke Marklin gave him a car. From IBTimes UK.

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Dashcam footage of driving from the Birmingham-Shuttlesworth International Airport to Dothan. From Robert Williams.

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The Common Bonds photo exhibit returns to the central branch of the Birmingham Public Library. From Alabama NewsCenter.

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Kimy Stewart previews a Vestavia Hills estate sale (our vertical video of the week). From Birmingham Estate Sales.

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Clip from EthicsDaily.com’s 2010 documentary, “Sacred Texts, Social Duty,” featuring a rally on taxes in Kelly Ingram Park downtown. From EthicsDaily.

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A panel in May on “Practicing Law in Birmingham: An Insider’s Perspective from Alumni” for the University of North Carolina School of Law. Participants: Gary London, Burr and Forman; Barton Lee, Butler Snow; Jodie Smith, Maynard Copper and Gale; Brian Kappel, Lightfoot Franklin and White; and Brooke Watson, summer associate. From UNC School of Law.

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Dining at Chris Z’s in Lakeview and Big Spoon Creamery in Avondale. From Embrace teh Cringe.

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“Forgotten Birmingham,” a look at Sloss Mine No. 2 and the Ensley Works. From Tasty Ben.

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A press brake for sale (our other vertical video of the week). From Guy Carter.

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[insert CGI Superman here] From TNR Creative.

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Skateboarding at Railroad Park downtown (our other other vertical video of the week). From Bad Boy.

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Augusta progressive funk-rock band Funk You performs in July at Saturn in Avondale. From Isom Morgan.

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Demonstrating radio station streaming in two cars at Mercedes-Benz of Birmingham in Irondale. From WERC Birmingham.

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Birmingham R&B/hip-hop musician Slim Kuttar performs “Night Caps” in July at the Nick on Southside. From Slim Kuttar.

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“This Is Alabama” feature on Joe Minter’s African Village in America, a sculpture garden south of Elmwood Cemetery in Woodland Park. From Catherine May.

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Demo reel for Birmingham wedding/corporate band Forever Young. From Brett Byars.

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A musical tribute to Tuscaloosa’s Subhankar Bandyopadhyay who died in February, performed at the Unitarian Universalist Church of Birmingham in Glen Iris. From Sayak Mitter.

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Reporting from a mission trip with New Beginnings Family Baptist Church in Midfield. From Dr. Angulus Wilson.

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A hike at Red Mountain Park. From Travel with Annie G.

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Pitching residential real estate investments in Birmingham. From Real Wealth Network.

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Dancing on the court (our other other other vertical video of the week). From Lashunda Brooks.

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Participating in July’s Silver Glovez baseball camp at Rickwood Field in Rising – West Princeton. From Dinero the Kid.

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Dashcam footage of driving I-65 south to downtown (our other other other other vertical video of the week). From K. Hawk.

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The puppet gospel hour at Wilson Chapel Baptist Church in Collegeville (our other other other other other vertical video of the week). From Caenan American.

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Birmingham Barons third baseman Trey Michalczewski makes a leaping catch against the Jackson Generals in July at Regions Field downtown. From Minor League Baseball.

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Edwin Lee Jr. of La Plata, Md., at bat during the 2016 Piper Davis baseball tournament at Rickwood Field in Rising – West Princeton (our other other other other other other vertical video of the week). From Edwin Lee.

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Children play at Immanuel Church on Southside. From A. Morales Production.

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Morning at Embassy Suites in Homewood (our other other other other other other other vertical video of the week). From Warren Sofine.

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Trains downtown and in Irondale. From Houston Rail Productions.

Trains downtown and in Montgomery. From Everything Trains USA.

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A feature on Violins of Hope, once owned by the inmates of Nazi concentration camps, exhibited in April in Birmingham. From
APT IQ Learning Network.

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Highlight reel for Oak Mountain rising junior running back Jonathan Bennett. From J. Bennett.

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A pegboard climb at Birmingham Boulders in Oxmoor (our final vertical video of the week). From Tyler Love.

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Planes on display at the Birmingham-Shuttlesworth International Airport. From All Around MCCM.

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Promo for 12 Mavens Roundtables advisory group with Hoover consultant Brent Bauer. From Brent Wm. Bauer.

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Montage of downtown, UAB and Legion Field. From Eric Woods.

And a montage of drone footage of downtown. From Christian Jordan.

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Kimy Stewart previews a Mountain Brook estate sale. From Birmingham Estate Sales.

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Talking with Angela Richter of Hop City in Lakeview. From No Budget Theater.

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Dramatic interpretation of Martin Luther King Jr.’s 1963 “Letter from Birmingham Jail.” From Ted Williams III.

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Opening remarks at May’s International Community Courts and Public Safety conference at the Sheraton Birmingham downtown. Speakers are Andra Sparks, presiding judge at Birmingham municipal court; Cedric Sparks, Birmingham mayor’s office; and Jay E. Town, U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of Alabama. From Center for Court Innovation.

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July vlog while driving to and from Birmingham. From Alabama Pickers.

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A segment from WTTO-21 show “Talking Sports with Kip Keefer.” From Birmingham Race Course.

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Recap of July’s Sloss Tech 2018 conference. From Telegraph Creative.

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Reporting from the AME Church Board of Bishops/Connectional Council meeting in July in Birmingham. From WSOZ News.

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Atlanta band Sharks and Minnows performs circa 2002 in Birmingham. From Dan Heisel.

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Football: LaBelle Community Football League — Pensacola Lightning vs. Birmingham Wildfire in 2009 at Legion Field. From Noah T.

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Talking with Jesse Schaffer, farm manager at Jones Valley Teaching Farm downtown. From D. Redman.

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Music video for “Famous” by Birmingham rapper Yung Blackness. From Free Spirit Visions.

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Morning traffic on I-20/59 downtown. From Come Away with Us.

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A takeoff from a simulated Birmingham-Shuttlesworth International Airport. From David Finney.

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Visiting Vulcan Park. From Abom Adventures.

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Birmingham mayor Randall Woodfin and Earl Hilliard Jr., deputy director of Intergovernmental Affairs, hold a conference on opportunities to serve in governance. From Kimbrough Public Relations.

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Viewing the downtown skyline from Vulcan. From Gowestusa.

More from Vulcan. From Gowestusa.

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Flying from Birmingham to Atlanta. From Diesel Ducy.

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Nighttime storm (our vertical video of the week). From Craig Lawrence.

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Drone footage of new LED lights on Vulcan. From Alabama NewsCenter.

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Shelby Starlets of Alabaster perform. From Holly Cox.

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Highlights from July’s weeklong Mission Serve 2018 mission trip in Birmingham. From Mission Serve.

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Practicing for the Battle of the Ages CrossFit competition in October at J19 Fitness in Hoover. From Bearded Crossfitter.

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Dance battle at the family reunion (our other vertical video of the week). From Warren Sofine.

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Cumbias in the house. From Jose Alarcon.

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Sunset at the Club. From Travis Middleton.

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Birmingham group Voices of the South performs “God Bless the USA” in July at the Riverchase Galleria in Hoover. From Dennis R. Jones.

And quartet Dennis R. Jones, Jim Weldon, Karl Turner and Frank Butler performs “Heart of My Heart.” From Dennis R. Jones.

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Checking in with Alex of SMAD Auto Detailing in Pelham (our other other vertical video of the week). From How to.

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Visiting the Alabama Peanut Company downtown. From Travis Middleton.

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A 200m race at the CrossPlex in Five Points West. From Kirah Copeland.

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Highlights from June’s King of the South Car Show and Racing at Lassiter Mountain Dragway in Mt. Olive. From Veltboy314.

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At July’s Birmingham Grace Conference at Life of Faith Church in Irondale, a panel on God’s grace with Mark Machen, Life of Faith pastor; Rob Rufus, co-founder of City Church International in Hong Kong; Jeremiah Johnson, pastor of Grace Point Church in Lexington, Ky.; and Tricia Gunn, founder of Parresia Ministries in Birmingham. From Life of Faith Church.

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Commercial for the City of Birmingham. From City of Birmingham.

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Chair prank, sort of, at Railroad Park downtown. From Riceman.

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Mississippi Braves catcher Alex Jackson batting against the Birmingham Barons in July at Regions Field downtown. From 2080 Baseball.

Barons left fielder Joel Booker batting against the Braves. From 2080 Baseball. From 2080 Baseball.

Barons catcher Zack Collins batting against the Braves. From 2080 Baseball.

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Dashcam footage of driving from Mississippi to all over Birmingham. From Robert Williams.

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Taxiing on the runway at the airport (our other other other vertical video of the week). From Gregg Durant.

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Drone footage of Five Points South. From GT Auctions.

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Top Five events in July in Birmingham. From HotinBirmingham.com.

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Mother-daughter trip to Birmingham. From Harley Loper.

And mother-son drive (our final vertical video of the week). From Sade Love.

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Time-lapse footage of Art on the Rocks attendees painting a mural in June at the Birmingham Museum of Art downtown. Birmingham artist John Lytle Wilson created the piece. From Birmingham Museum of Art.

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Skateboarding competition. From MC Director.

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The Mass Choir performs “When I See Jesus” at at Ephesus Seventh-Day Adventist Church in Smithfield. From Be Encouraged.

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Racing through downtown. From the Hamby Family.

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Tommy Mayfield talks about developing his Wyndy babysitting app with downtown software company Airship. From Airship.

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Singer-songwriter Aaron Lewis performs “God and Guns” in June at Iron City on Southside. From Ivyeast.

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Manager at Subway on Valley Avenue calls police and uses racial slur (and later fired) earlier this month (our vertical video of the week). From Kvng Hercules.

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Hockey: Birmingham Bulls vs. Evansville Thunderbolts in March at the Ford Center in Indiana. From Tommy Pecoraro.

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Summer fun at the Birmingham Zoo (our other vertical video of the week). From Karri H.

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Birmingham Thunderbolts softball team in action. From Tony Benefeito.

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Investigating paranormal activity at Sloss Furnaces. From Hunting Paranormal.

And a WIAT-42 report. From Hunting Paranormal.

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Highlights from the Tiger-Rock Martial Arts 2018 World Championships in July at the BJCC Exhibition Halls downtown. From Kyle Church.

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Driving through downtown and making a pit stop. From Chef Mama Rosa.

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Talking with members of Birmingham gospel group the Joyful Aires. From Dionne Whetstone.

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A montage of Birmingham youth football. From Yung Playa Entertainment.

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Tricia Gunn, founder of Parresia Ministries in Birmingham, speaks at July’s Birmingham Grace Conference at Life of Faith Church in Irondale. From Parresia.

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A look at the Westin Birmingham at Uptown, inside and out. From Kim Townsel.

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Time-lapse footage shot on the Amtrak Crescent making a stop downtown (our other other vertical video of the week). From Greig Roselli.

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Passing time on the road to Birmingham. From Bree Bennett.

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Ava Muhammad, the first female minister to preside over a mosque and a region in the Nation of Islam, speaks in July at the Birmingham Civil Rights Institute downtown. From OTTV25 DA8TV.

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Dashcam footage of driving through Southside and downtown. From Robert Williams.

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Commercial for the Birmingham Ballet’s “The Nutcracker” and “The Mutt-Cracker,” Nov. 30-Dec. 2 at the Alabama Theatre downtown. From Birmingham Ballet.

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Commercial for downtown kennel Dog Days of Birmingham. From Zeekee.

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Talking with Jon Poor of Secret Stages. From Alabama NewsCenter.

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What environmental impact would a new road over the Cahaba River have? From Southern Exposure.

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Taking freight from Olive Branch, Miss., to east of Birmingham. From Trucker Brock.

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In the studio (our other other other vertical video of the week). From Boosie James.

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Birmingham’s Lou Dina discusses surviving bone cancer and working with the nonprofit organization Foundation for Advancement in Cancer Therapy. From FACT.

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Birmingham poet Queen da Poetess recites her work at Antioch Missionary Baptist Church in North Pratt (our other other other other vertical video of the week). From Kingdom Ink Entertainment.

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Walking through Sloss Furnaces. From Sheryl Ann.

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Starting a life on the road with an RV, driving from Birmingham to Napa Valley. From Lauryn Whaley.

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Boynton Beach, Fla., band the Latin Ensemble performs “Todo Tiene su Final” in July at Boricua Fest in East Avondale. From the Latin Ensemble.

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Birmingham hard rock band Greight Valyou performs “Deadly Locomotion” in July at the Spring Street Firehouse in Avondale. From Justin Ritondo.

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Mississippi Braves pitcher Corbin Clouse against the Birmingham Barons in July at Regions Field downtown. From 2080 Baseball.

And Braves pitcher Kelvin Vasquez against the Barons. From 2080 Baseball.

And Barons center fielder Luis Alexander Basabe batting against the Braves. From 2080 Baseball.

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Trains in Irondale and downtown. From Porkchop the Railfan.

Another train (our other other other other other vertical video of the week). From Strother Wolfe.

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Los Angeles comedian John Crist performs in July at Legacy Arena downtown (our other other other other other other vertical video of the week). From Justine LeGassey.

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Checking out the Birmingham Botanical Gardens, downtown, Mountain Brook and more. From Your Paradise with Cory Robertson.

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A look at downtown software company Airship. From Adam Bassett.

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Drone footage of Railroad Park downtown. From Mail Mn281.

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Birmingham rock band Alabama Rose performs “Come With Me” as part of the Sugarshack Sessions, filmed in Bonita Springs, Fla. From Sugarshack Sessions.

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A trip to Vulcan and the Barber Vintage Motorsports Museum. From Cruisin with the Careys.

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Promo for Atlanta rapper Rich Homie Quan earlier this month at Diamonds of Birmingham Gentlemen’s Club in in Brighton (our final vertical video of the week). From Shawty City 205.

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A 400m race at the CrossPlex in Five Points West. From Oriana Hernandez.

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Singer-songwriter John Mayer performs “Back to You” in 2002 at the Oak Mountain Amphitheatre in Pelham. From John Mayer Solos.

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Televangelist Benny Hinn in 1998 in Birmingham. From Lean Dollar.

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Blues music on a Tuesday at Innisfree Pub in Lakeview (our vertical video of the week). From Actress Gabrielle.

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A family performs the “Bama Boogie.” From Carlos Ogden.

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Birmingham jam band Diner performs “Ophelia” in July in Mountain Brook’s Crestline Village. From Free Spirit Visions.

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Highlights from July’s She Is DOPE Teen Summit at the YMCA Youth Center downtown. From VisionsFrom_TV.

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Birmingham band the Pearl performs in July at Saturn in Avondale. From the Pearl Music.

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Promo for Birmingham Smiles Dentistry in Hoover. From Birmingham Smiles Dentistry.

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An infield fly. From Jason Epperson.

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Dashcam footage of driving through downtown and Southside. From 601 Travels.

Driving on I-65 south to Malfunction Junction. From Cabin Fever Soap1.

Dashcam footage of driving I-20/59 to Malfunction Junction. From Nick Payne.

More interstate driving (our other vertical video of the week). From Yas Recinos.

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Students from Glenkirk Church in Los Angeles on a June mission trip to Birmingham. From Glenkirk Church.

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Birmingham mayor Randall Woodfin petitions the Environmental Protection Agency to add North Birmingham Superfund site on its priority list. From Mayor Randall Woodfin.

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Promo for Ellis Piano in Hoover. From Ellis Piano and Organ.

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Trains in Irondale. From Carson Bean.

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Checking out Vulcan’s Birthday Bash in June, plus walking downtown. From Jenna Barnes.

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Portland alt-country musician Todd Snider performs earlier this month at Saturn in Avondale. From Actress Gabrielle.

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The story of a service dog. From Alabama NewsCenter.

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Van Moody, founder of the Worship Center Christian Church in Irondale, joins other black pastors in meeting with President Trump earlier this month. From VFNKB – VFNtv.

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Dancing sea lion at the Birmingham Zoo (our other other vertical video of the week). From Barney and the Wiggles.

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Browsing the toy department at Walmart in Brook Highland. From Tevin the Toy Guy.

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Dinner party at Bob McKenna’s Clubhouse on Highland. From the Cure Map.

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Dancers on the court at July’s Birmingham All-City Marching Band Camp at Carver High School in North Birmingham. From Avion Greene.

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Some skateboarding, some scenery. From Tyler Dunagan.

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The 1988 Mudbowl, an Ultimate tournament. From Ccwiek09.

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Alien caught on camera! (Our final vertical video of the week.) From Javi Garcia.

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A pickup barrels through a cycling group earlier this month in Irondale. Police charged the driver, Philip Alan Sudderth, with two counts of reckless endangerment. From Jeff McCord.

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Southern California swing band Big Bad Voodoo Daddy performs earlier this month at the Lyric Theatre downtown. From Sean Mahoney.

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Birmingham school board member Mickey Millsap on the Attendance Counts initiative. From Birmingham City Schools.

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Playing “WWE 2K15” in a virtual Legacy Arena. From Xeno Slayer Convoy.

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Grand opening earlier this month for the UAB Police and Public Safety headquarters. From University of Alabama at Birmingham.

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The Dancing Dolls of Birmingham enter the Alabama Theatre. From Kayla Johnon.

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Exploring the defunct Eastwood Mall. From Dead Malls.

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Picking up family and a stop to eat at Jasmine’s Cafe in Central Pratt. From Life on Wheels 422.

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RV shopping in Calera. From Wayward Waggs.

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August road trip to see Pentatonix at the Oak Mountain Amphitheatre, with a stop at the Riverchase Galleria. From Joanna Crauswell.

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Browsing at Academy Sports and Outdoors at Lee Branch. From Bailey Pappas.

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Arizona electro funk band Spafford performs in August at Avondale Brewing Co. From Isom Morgan.

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Sloss Furnaces. From Dominic Bouchard.

More from Sloss. From Traveling with Rick.

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Los Angeles alternative band States and Capitals visits the Nick on Southside. From States and Capitals.

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Promo for Los Angeles comedian and Samford alumnus John Crist in November at Samford University. From Premier Productions.

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Ed Yielding of Florence, a retired Air Force lieutenant colonel who set the coast-to-coast air speed record, on local TV show “Our Issues Birmingham.” From Our Issues Birmingham.

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From the top of Vulcan (our vertical video of the week). From Luis Jauregui.

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British expatriate Bill Keene on barbecue, filmed at Rusty’s BBQ in Leeds. From Bama Brit.

And visits Avondale Brewing Co. (our other vertical video of the week). From Bama Brit.

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Promo for wrestling duo the Boss ‘N’ Hug Connection, a k a Sasha Banks and Bayley, at WWE Live on Friday at Legacy Arena downtown. From It’s Bayley.

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Performances by Birmingham artists Janson, De Courtenay, Saint Aether, BlankPage, Von Maur and Deecy Monroe at Sam Kilroy’s Garage in Woodlawn. From Nathan Seale.

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Train in Woodlawn. From Birmingham-Rail Productions.

Trains in Irondale. From Carson Bean.

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Trying Taco Mama at the Summit. From Bryce Brown.

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In an August news conference at Lawson State Community College, Jay Roberson resigns from the Birmingham city council after 9 years. From WVTM-13 News.

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UAB at Texas–San Antonio in a virtual Alamodome in “NCAA Football 14.” From Matt Peery.

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Promo for Jay Clyce with Weber Mortgage in Vestavia Hills. From WJTZ Media.

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Graduation for the Birmingham Police Academy in 2000 at the Birmingham Museum of Art downtown. From J. Hill.

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Decatur blues-rock group Lamont Landers Band performs in July at Saturn in Avondale. From Stevoramo.

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The Birmingham First Ensemble performs “Didn’t My Lord Deliver Daniel?” at Birmingham First Seventh-Day Adventist Church in Hoover. From Birmingham First Seventh-Day Adventist Church.

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Talking with Bob Dickerson of the Birmingham Business Resource Center. From What’s Happening Bham

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Oakland singer-songwriter Fantastic Negrito performs in July at Saturn in Avondale. From Stevoramo.

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A fun road trip to Birmingham, including stops downtown. From Alexandria Ng.

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Millsaps student Avinash Ananth talks about his internship at Birmingham consulting firm 45 Inc. From 45 Inc. Birmingham.

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Promo for Highlands United Methodist Church in Five Points South. From Highlands UMC.

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Drone footage of UAB, with fancy flying and a fiery finish. From Gentry Palmer.

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British rock band the Cult performs “She Sells Sanctuary” in August at Oak Mountain Amphitheatre in Pelham. From It Is What It Is.

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South Bend prog rock band Umphrey’s McGee performs “Mantis” in August at Avondale Brewing Co. From Live and Listen.

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Drone footage of a new roof. From Home Rescue.

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General SaRa Suten Seti speaks on “The Art of Leadership During the Time of Crisis” in 2017 at the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Birmingham on Southside. From General Seti.

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Mexican band Los Giles perform in August at El Sol on Valley Avenue. From Borjas Gonzalez.

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Touring the Barber Vintage Motorsport Museum in Leeds. From Peter J. Thoesen PLLC.

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Spider monkeys at the Birmingham Zoo (our other other vertical video of the week). From Bradley R.

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The girls in their new home, with ducks and a playground. From Tŏng Yé.

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Birmingham metal band Midmourner performs in 2014 at the Syndicate Lounge on Southside. From Dirtworshipper Music.

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Commercial for UAB. From University of Alabama at Birmingham.

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Stone Temple Pilots and Bush perform in August at Oak Mountain Amphitheatre in Pelham. From 311Vision.

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A collection of “Talented Birmingham Artists Under 25.” From Birmingham Plug.

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Music video for “Apollo” by Birmingham band St. Paul and the Broken Bones, filmed by Big Communications at Samford University. From St. Paul and the Broken Bones.

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High school basketball: 1998 tournament game with Pembroke Hill (Kansas City) vs. Minor (Adamsville) in Pine Bluff, Ark. From Titus Video.

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Checking out UAB Student Media and jamming with friends. From Dustin Harrelson.

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At August’s Liberty Cup soccer tournament. (our final vertical video of the week). From Joanna Chambers.

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Journey performs “Faithfully” in August at Legacy Arena downtown. From Wendy Dewberry.

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Promo for comedian DeAnne Smith performing Thursday at the Stardome Comedy Club in Hoover (our vertical video of the week). From Scott Orr.

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A hit in Birmingham (our other vertical video of the week). From Jason Singley.

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Memphis rapper and Florence native Jo Kennek performs “I’m on It” at Luxe Ultra Lounge on Southside (our other other vertical video of the week). From Yvonda Jackson.

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Wenonah High School wins $1,000 in the Litter Quitters Video Competition. From Santek Waste Services.

Wenonah’s winning entry. From Litter Quitters.

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Singer Jesus Chairez performs “Palma Salazar” at Rancho el Centenario in Mt. Olive. From Randy Avalos.

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Promo for August Worship Nights at King’s Way Church in Irondale. From King’s Way Church.

And footage of the event itself. From King’s Way Church.

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Lura Denson, owner of Beezie’s Kitchen in Vestavia Hills, discusses her pre-existing condition. From Senator Doug Jones.

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Summer vacation in Birmingham, with stops at the Outlet Shops of Grand River, Steel City Pops, Birmingham Botanical Gardens, Oak Mountain State Park and more. From Misssmakaylaaa.

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EWTN founder Mother Angelica, a k a Rita Antoinette Rizzo, inducted in August into the Birmingham Business Hall of Fame. From D.B. Plowden.

Another inductee, Michael Calvert, former executive director of Operation New Birmingham. From D.B. Plowden.

One more inductee: Sister Mary Frances Loftin, former president and chief executive officer of St. Vincent’s Health System. From D.B. Plowden.

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Checking out the monthly Saturday morning Magic City Octane at Brookwood Village. From the RPM Standard.

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A look at new Cahaba Heights restaurant El ZunZún. From Alabama NewsCenter.

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Commercial for the Maids of Birmingham in Homewood. From the Maids Birmingham.

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Vagón Chicano performs “Palma Salazar” in August at Rancho el Centenario in Mt. Olive. From Espinoza Paz Lucy Flores.

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A last day in Birmingham driving around (our final vertical video of the week). From William Rodriguez.

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Showing a project at the “Women Who Code Birmingham Hackathon: Magic City Hacks” event in August at Alloy downtown. From Matt Jaeh.

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Explaining the potential from Opportunity Zones. From Alabama NewsCenter.

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Birmingham band St. Paul and the Broken Bones performs “Apollo” on Monday’s episode of “Jimmy Kimmel Live.” From Jimmy Kimmel Live.

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Birmingham Barons center fielder Luis Alexander Basabe hits a two-run shot against the Generals in August at the Ballpark at Jackson. From Minor League Baseball.

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Wolfe performs at Club Volcano in Ensley. From Grind Media.

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Promo for the Wild and Scenic Film Festival on Oct. 21 at the Red Mountain Theatre Company downtown. From Southern Exposure.

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Talking about Yuren Chinese School in Vestavia Hills. From Tŏng Yé.

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Parkour at UAB. From William Wortman.

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Promo for Eng1ne Fitness in Brook Highland. From Chris Kizziah.

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A nighttime trip to Vulcan. From Official Savvy Grace.

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UAB student Sunsern Damronglaohapan from Thailand on his school. From Into Study.

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Feature on Ensley’s Holy Family Cristo Rey Catholic High School. From Alabama NewsCenter.

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“The meaning of the Birmingham tragedy, 1963” with James Baldwin, Reinhold Niebuhr and Thomas Kilgore Jr. From Collectif James Baldwin.

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Episode No. 160 of podcast “Run Birmingham” features Jeff Martinez of Trak Shak and Alex Morrow of Resolute Running Training Center discussing new gear. From Run Birmingham
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“If I Can’t Recall Your Name” by Ben Allen, Wendy Chen and Callie Cox.

A portrait of life with Alzheimer’s disease from caregivers, patients and others at the Caring for Adults through Respite, Enrichment and Socialization program.

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“Sustained” by Jackson Ross and Savannah Snowden.

Portraits of environmentally sustainable practices in education, art and business.

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“Around the World in 80 Steps” by Ohtra Awad, Chelsey Sanders and Katie Sherman.

Who knew Mexico, South Korea and Vietnam were neighbors? A portrait of three immigrant-owned restaurants all in one Green Springs strip mall.

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“Riders: The Stories Behind the Rescues” by Rubayet Kamal and Vivek Singh.

Members of Fire Station No. 2 on Southside describe the calls that stay with them.

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“We Are Southtown” by John Aiken and Hannah Bae.

Southtown Court residents are concerned about what will happen to them as their valuable land is redeveloped.

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“What Brings You in Today?” by Tyler Huang, Garrett Jebeles and Kevin Lee.

Doctors discuss narrative medicine and the rewards and challenges of treating the whole person in today’s health system.

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“Game Night” by Mitch Hoagland and Daniel Pinheiro.

A community of gamers on the joys of games without a screen as board games experience a resurgence.

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“The Journey of the Kings” by Abayomi Mason-Robinson and Dawson Miles.

Nonprofit organization Growing Kings specializes in mentoring African-American boys and teens through school and after-school programs.

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Intro from July’s Motion X church student conference at Legacy Arena downtown. From Cole Riddle.

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Talking with staffers at the Recovery Resource Center at Cooper Green Hospital on Southside. From Addiction Prevention Coalition.

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Birmingham Volleyball Club 16 Pink team playing at the Hoover Met. From Amy Caldbeck.

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Letting one loose at Walmart. From Large Marge.

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Highlights from August’s Smart Cities Readiness Workshop at the CrossPlex in Five Points West. From Alabama NewsCenter.

Presentation from Amen Ra Mashariki, head of urban analytics at Esri, at the workshop. From Alabama NewsCenter.

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Members of Kappa Omega Phi perform in August at Peyton Place Phase II in College Hills. From Kappa Omega Phi.

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Trains in Irondale and downtown. From Porkchop the Railfan.

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Bats in the attic seen through a gable vent. From Rid-a-Critter Inc.

Clearing out the gable vent to install a bat-proof trap. From Rid-a-Critter Inc.

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A family trip to Liberty Park. From Tŏng Yé.

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IndyCar racing at a virtual Barber Motorsports Park on “Grand Prix 3” as part of the International Formula Manager Championship. From JWF1.

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Bloomington folk-punk artist Austin Lucas performs “Alone in Memphis” in August at Seasick Records in Crestwood. From Dharma Charisma.

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Walking through LightRails downtown. From Buffett2010.

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Def Leppard performs “Two Steps Behind” in August at Legacy Arena downtown. From K. Fergie.

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Drone footage of a roof repaired after storm damage. From Home Rescue.

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A brief stop in Birmingham before vacation in Destin. From Maika Madison.

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Nashville country singer Jake Owen performs “The One That Got Away” in August at Regions Field downtown (our vertical video of the week). From Heather Bryant.

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The UAB class of 2022. From UAB News.

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Commercial for new downtown RealtySouth office. From RealtySouth.

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Heading up to the Vulcan Vista room at Cobb Lane Bed and Breakfast in Five Points South (our other vertical video of the week). From Anna and Louise.

Plus, making new friends at Sleek Sports Bar in Five Points South. From Anna and Louise.

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Getting treated at UAB Hospital. From Chelsie650.

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Aveda Institute graduate Lindsey Griffin talks about her experiences. From Free Spirit Visions.

And graduate Kyle Guess on his experiences. From Free Spirit Visions.

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Tribute to Henry Panion III, composer and UAB music professor, in August at the Heart and Soul: An Evening with Friends event. From Henry Panion.

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Members of the Virginia Ice Theatre company rollerblade around downtown and Vulcan. From Virginia Ice Theatre of Fairfax.

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Connecticut troupe Thomas/Ortiz Dance performs “From Birmingham to Baltimore,” a social justice piece comparing race relations in the 1960s and the current era. From Thomas/Ortiz Dance.

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Talking with DC Blox at Innovation Week Birmingham in July. From DC Blox Marketing.

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YouTuber Mikey Chen visits nonprofit organization KultureCity, Milo’s and Saw’s Soul Kitchen, with a cameo from Tuscaloosa boxer Deontay Wilder. From Mikey Chen.

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Drone footage of Railroad Park downtown. From Christian Jordan.

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Birmingham skateboarder Mark Eddings on the half-pipe. From Upton750.

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Working on a new track (our other other vertical video of the week). From Lil Dee YouTube.

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Atlanta’s Concorde Fire scores at August’s Liberty Cup Tournament in Vestavia Hills. From Jesse Cregar.

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Apple recites the poem “The Ballad of Birmingham” by Dudley Randall (our other other other vertical video of the week). From Alicen Felder.

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A trip to Birmingham for a doctor’s appointment, plus family fun at home. From Harley Loper.

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Birmingham Barons’ Danny Mendick hits a two-run homer against the Jackson Generals in August at Regions Field downtown. From Minor League Baseball.

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Commercial for Right at Home senior care agency in Vestavia Hills. From Right at Home.

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Selfie at the BJCC fountain downtown. From Tammy Posey Lovell.

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In the parking lot ready for a group ride. From U.B.L BikeLife #LongLiveZo.

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Visiting the Bessemer Municipal Airport. From Hole in the Clouds.

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Heading through town for some time at TopGolf in Uptown. From Hammereye 85.

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Virgil “Duke” Beasley, cultural resource investigator at the University of Alabama, discusses his archaeological research which includes Rickwood Field. From Discovering Alabama.

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College volleyball: Birmingham-Southern at West Alabama in August. From Brenda Luther.

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“The Birmingham Doll Moms challenge Dianna when she is pushing the Babies to dance harder in this scene from ‘Three’s a Crowd’ [of Lifetime’s ‘Bring It!’].” From Lifetime.

The Dancing Dolls of Birmingham compete at the Buckdown Baby Showdown at Antioch High School in Nashville. From Dancing Dolls.

And more from the competition. From Diamond Ne’Chelle.

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Dashcam footage of driving west on I-20/59 through Malfunction Junction to I-65 south. From Nick Payne.

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Members of Corazón de Alabama perform in August at Overtime Bar and Grill in Oxmoor. From Amanda de la Cataleya.

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Footage of footage, maybe (our final vertical video of the week). From JMC Enterprises.

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College football: Key Crimson Tide plays in Notre Dame vs. Alabama in 1986 at Legion Field. From Dpjr Bentford.

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Shopping at Bath and Body Works at the Summit (our vertical video of the week). From MaKale Mitchell.

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Rapper Trinidad James performs earlier this month at Zydeco on Southside. From Filmmaker Mike Ekpoh.

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Another montage of Birmingham youth football. From Yung Playa Entertainment.

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Putting together a reunion of Birmingham-area karaoke singers (our other vertical video of the week). From Steve Pennington.

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Demo reel for Birmingham wedding band the Divines, filmed at Sidebar in Lakeview. From the Divines B’ham.

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A 2016 visit to Old Sardis Missionary Baptist Church in Enon Ridge. From Dionne Whetstone.

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Seven people shot at a teen party earlier this month at WorkPlay in Lakeview. From al.com.

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David Sher, publisher of ComebackTown blog and co-founder of AmSher collection agency, on local TV show “Our Issues Birmingham.” From Our Issues Birmingham.

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“Fighting the Void,” a documentary short about Birmingham boxer/MMA fighter Fred Weaver. From Callner Creates.

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Joyce Barnes discusses her play “One Sunday in Birmingham” at the sixth annual Columbus Black Theatre Festival in July. The two-act work focuses on children in 1963 participating in the civil rights movement. From Julie Whitney Scott.

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Salem, Mass., pop-rock group Brooks Young Band performs earlier this month at the Alabama Theatre downtown. From
Brooks Young Band.

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Hip-hop artist Tiffany Foxx in June at Euphoria Sports Bar in Rising – West Princeton (our other other vertical video of the week). From Tiffany Foxx.

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Listening to WAPI (1070 AM). From Local and DX Radio.

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Monster Jam competition in a virtual Legacy Arena. From Eight-Bit Motorsports.

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Touring the Renaissance Ross Bridge Golf Resort and Spa in Hoover. From Flow Fusion.

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Rapper/producer J.T. the Bigga Figga (a k a Lox) in Birmingham. From TrapFlix.

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A look back at summer sites across Birmingham. From Michael Canada.

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Portland noise pop band Hxxs performs in June at the Spring Street Firehouse in Avondale. From Colors of Nights.

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Commercial for 459 CrossFit gym in Bessemer. From 459 Crossfit.

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College football: 1998 Iron Bowl at Legion Field. From Tim Bliss.

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Commercial for Vulcan Media production company in Mountain Brook. From Vulcan Media.

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Birmingham rapper Kay Xolani performs “No Hook.” From Kay Xolani Vevo.

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Birmingham band Tragic City performs at August’s Taste of 4th Avenue Jazz Festival downtown. From What-dat?.

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Promo for the Birmingham City Schools mobile app. From Pernell Allen.

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Shawty Fatt, a k a Jerrico LaShawn Horton, performs at Zydeco on Southside (our other other other vertical video of the week). From UnderGround Booking UGB.

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Wrestling: Roman Reigns vs. Braun Strowman at WWE Live earlier this month at Legacy Arena downtown (our other other other other vertical video of the week). From Master of Muppets.

Ronda Rousey takes part in the eight-women tag team match. From Hm Gears.

The Shield tries a “triple powerbomb” on Dolph Ziggler (our other other other other other vertical video of the week). From Steel Chair.

Another angle on that bombed powerbomb. (our other other other other other other vertical video of the week). From Wrestling Era.

Wrestler Kevin Owens hates Birmingham!! From the WWE Insider.

Sharing plans for the WWE show (our final vertical video of the week). From WWE Wrestling Fan.

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Austin band GOAT and Your MOM performs earlier this month at the Nick on Southside. From J.J. Hoover.

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