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Chateau Bevvy, Jefferson County’s first winery, set to open in downtown Bessemer (opens the original)
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BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WBRC) - Chateau Bevvy, a new business in the neighborhood. Chateau Bevvy is Jefferson County’s first winery that is set to open this Saturday in Historic Downtown Bessemer. This 1910 building is undergoing renovations to become a winery. You’ll be able to enjoy their locally crafted wines and charcuterie boards while relaxing to soothing music. Chateau Bevvy Winery is proudly Black-owned and veteran-owned. Founded by Army veteran La Fran Marks, the winery brings together a life
Dave’s Pub owner opens diner in Birmingham’s Southside (opens the original)
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BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WBRC) - There is a new 24/7 diner on Birmingham’s Southside. It’s called Karma’s Kitchen and the owner is a familiar face to the area, Dan Williams, is also the owner of Dave’s Pub. He said he wanted to open up an eatery near his pub for overnight workers. The restaurant is named after his daughter, Karma, and he has a succession plan for her to take over. Karma is working to take full ownership in five years, but right now she said, “My goal here is to see moms bringing their
From a mule named Bird to robots: Coca-Cola United’s Birmingham story continues (opens the original)
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BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WBRC) - Their story started with a wagon and Bird the mule. Today, that same operation includes robots, a three-story atrium and a $330 million facility. This is Coca-Cola United’s past and present. For Pam Cook, the company’s corporate director of community and stakeholder engagement, a tour of the new building is also a walk through its history, with plenty of reminders of where the company started and the people who helped it grow. The tour begins on “Main Street,” the build
A young athlete’s success brings life-changing aid to Birmingham families through The Greedy House (opens the original)
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BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WBRC) - Jourdin Crawford, a defensive lineman on Auburn University’s football team, started giving even before he had everything. A 2025 Parker High School graduate, he had already developed an interest in serving others. His initial efforts of donating books and meals to people downtown have now evolved into The Greedy House, a nonprofit organization based in Birmingham’s Titusville neighborhood that serves the community. Jourdin’s mother, Patsy Crawford, who is also the execu
The Park Nutrition opens as a community gathering place (opens the original)
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HOOVER, Ala. (WBRC) - Bluff Park residents have a new place to grab a drink, meet a neighbor or settle in for a little work. The Park Nutrition, owned by Bluff Park resident Ashley Bahr, combines protein shakes, caffeinated teas and hydration drinks with space for meetings, events, and casual gatherings. “I opened up The Park Nutrition to give our community a healthy, quick option,” Bahr said. “We also want it to be a hangout, a community place where people can meet each other.” The menu include
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