Nicole Rasmussen+FollowStarDome’s legacy gets a fresh spark in BirminghamBirmingham’s iconic StarDome Comedy Club is staying true to its roots, even as new owners step in. The Helium Comedy Club team, known for nurturing big comedy names, promises to keep the StarDome name and spirit alive—no rebranding, just a renewed commitment to local laughs. Expect upgrades like a better sound system and a more diverse lineup, from TV favorites to TikTok stars. The new owners say building community is key, so open mics and local talent will remain a big part of the scene. What changes would you love to see at StarDome? #Entertainment #Birmingham #StarDome00Share
Jerry Clark+FollowExtraMile stores coming to BirminghamBirmingham’s convenience store scene is about to get a major upgrade! Moore Oil is teaming up with ExtraMile to transform over 20 local Chevron Food Marts into modern ExtraMile locations. This means better store layouts, more product choices, and a fresh focus on customer service—all from a company that’s been part of Alabama life for over a century. It’s a big shift for everyday stops in the city. What changes would you love to see in your neighborhood convenience store? #Business #Industry #Birmingham00Share
Jamie Brown+FollowEnglish Village gets a design glow-upStill Johnson Interiors just brought its award-winning, cozy-chic style to English Village, and it’s already making waves. Their new spot on Cahaba Road is packed with unique lamps, midcentury-inspired furniture, and even exclusive tableware collaborations with local makers. It’s not just a shop—it’s a fresh creative hub joining a neighborhood known for its design-forward spirit. With neighbors like Continental Bakery and Chez Lulu, this move feels like a perfect fit. Anyone else excited to see how this shapes the vibe of English Village? Let’s talk favorite local design finds! #Home #EnglishVillage #Birmingham10Share
jimmy13+FollowStardome’s Bruce Ayers retires after 42 yearsAfter 42 years of laughter, Bruce Ayers is stepping away from Birmingham’s iconic Stardome Comedy Club. Ayers and his family turned Stardome into a comedy landmark, hosting legends like Sinbad, Steve Harvey, and Chris Rock, and giving countless up-and-comers their start. Now, the club is in new hands—Helium Comedy Clubs—but Ayers says the spirit of Stardome will live on. For so many in Birmingham, Stardome isn’t just a club; it’s a piece of the city’s heart. What’s your favorite Stardome memory, and what do you hope for its future? #Entertainment #Birmingham #Stardome00Share
Stacie Hernandez+FollowBirmingham gas stations are getting a big upgradeChevron Food Marts around Birmingham are about to look and feel a lot different. Over the next two years, 20 locations will be transformed into ExtraMile Convenience Stores, promising a fresher store vibe, better product choices, and friendlier service. Moore Oil, a local company with deep roots, is leading the charge and expects all the changes to wrap up by 2027. With ExtraMile already popping up in places like Tuscaloosa and Montgomery, it looks like Birmingham is next in line for a convenience store shakeup. What do you hope to see in these new stores? #Business #Birmingham #ExtraMile00Share
Robert Evans+FollowBirmingham’s McWane welcomes a new eraA fifth generation of the McWane family is now leading one of Birmingham’s most recognized companies. Will McWane has stepped up as president, bringing fresh energy to a business that’s been part of the city since 1921. With 6,000 employees and a global reach, McWane’s products—from pipes to fire extinguishers—touch daily life in ways most of us don’t even realize. It’s rare to see such long-standing family leadership in today’s business world. What do you think this means for Birmingham’s future and for the next generation of local businesses? #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #Birmingham00Share
John Camacho+FollowBig changes for Birmingham high school footballBirmingham’s football scene is getting a shakeup: Darrell LeBeaux is taking over at Huffman after a stellar run at Pleasant Grove, while Keon Handley steps up at Carver, aiming to build on recent playoff momentum. LeBeaux’s track record—three straight championship games and consistent playoff appearances—brings real hope to a Huffman program that’s struggled for years. Meanwhile, Handley is fired up to tap into Carver’s athletic talent and winning spirit. With both programs hungry for success, it feels like a fresh start for Birmingham City Schools football. What do you think these new coaches need to do to turn things around? #Sports #Football #Birmingham00Share
Paige Douglas+FollowBirmingham banking legend steps downAfter guiding Regions Financial through some of its toughest years—including the Great Recession—David Turner is stepping down as CFO. His leadership helped the company’s net income soar to $1.7 billion in 2024 and boosted stock prices by 320%. Now, Anil Chadha, who’s been a key part of the team since 2011, is taking the reins. For many in Birmingham, this marks the end of an era and the start of a new chapter. What do you think this change means for our city’s business scene and for Regions’ future? #Business #Birmingham #BusinessNews00Share
Katherine Kim+FollowBirmingham’s nail scene just got a glow-upTwo new nail salons have popped up in Birmingham and Hoover, giving us more ways to treat ourselves—whether you’re planning a girls’ day or just need some solo pampering. Le Esthetique in Hoover now offers everything from microblading to facials, plus services for kids and men. Over in Birmingham, Nail Lab + Bar has taken over the old Nail Star spot, keeping classic mani-pedis and waxing on the menu. With expanded hours and fresh management, these spots are ready to shake up your self-care routine. Who’s checking them out first? #Beauty #Birmingham #Hoover00Share
Valerie Hall+FollowStardome’s next act: Birmingham’s comedy legacy lives onBruce Ayers is stepping away after 42 years of laughter, selling Birmingham’s beloved Stardome Comedy Club to Helium Comedy. For so many locals, Stardome wasn’t just a place to catch big names like Steve Harvey or Sinbad—it was a family-run hub where memories were made and careers were launched. Ayers’ heartfelt farewell highlights just how much this club meant to both performers and the community. Now, with new owners at the helm, what are your hopes for Stardome’s future? Will Helium Comedy keep the spirit alive? Share your favorite Stardome moments and what you want to see next! #Food #Birmingham #Stardome00Share