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Birmingham considers data center moratorium after Bessemer controversy
City leaders are weighing a temporary pause on new data center developments as they study infrastructure, resource use, and long-term planning impacts following Bessemerās $14 billion project. Full story.
21 Birmingham nonprofits awarded $1.5M in grants
Navigate Affordable Housing Partners distributed funding to local organizations supporting housing stability, health services, food access, and community programs. See which nonprofits received funding and how the grants will support Birmingham communities.
Birmingham Womenās Rehabilitation Center acquires 56-unit housing complex
The Lovelady Center has purchased an apartment complex to expand housing options for graduates of its rehabilitation and aftercare programs. Know more.
Three families receive Habitat for Humanity homes
Greater Birmingham Habitat for Humanity helped three families become homeowners in the Roebuck YMCA neighborhood just ahead of the holidays. Details.

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Birmingham climbing gym to close after nine years
BhamBoulders in Homewood will shut its doors at the end of December, ending nearly a decade of community climbing programs. Read more.
Cold Stone Creamery eyes expansion in Birmingham Metro
The national ice cream chain plans to open up to six new locations in the Birmingham area over the next three years, seeking local franchise partners. Learn where Cold Stone Creamery could open next.
Main Street Kitchen bringing meat-and-three fare to Harpersville
The family-owned restaurant is taking over a former fast-food giantās place, marking the Webstersā third local dining venture. Details.
New Yemeni coffee shop coming to Homewood
Bayt Al-Qahwah, meaning āHouse of Coffee,ā will offer traditional Yemeni coffee and cultural experiences at Edgemont Town Center. Learn more.

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