The Atlanta Falcons suffered an agonizing defeat to the New England Patriots in the Super Bowl.
It was a stinging loss that Atlanta fans will remember for years to come.
But as a city, Atlanta should be proud. Not only did Atlanta have an opportunity to compete in one of the biggest sporting events in the world, but it hosted the Super Bowl in 2000 and will again in 2019. Continue reading Atlanta loses Super Bowl–Birmingham biggest loser→
In that piece I wrote that in 2012 I was living in my hometown of Birmingham in Mountain Brook and I was desperate to leave. I felt I needed to reach outside to accomplish my goals and achieve my dreams.
Nick Saban, head football Coach University of Alabama
No, this is not a typo.
Instead of Jeffrey Bayer, you may have expected, to read “Nick Saban edged out by Dabo Swinney.”
If you live in Birmingham and don’t know Nick Saban or Dabo Swinney, which seems implausible– Saban is the head football coach at Alabama and is a college football legend. Continue reading Nick Saban edged out by Jeffrey Bayer→
ComebackTown is published by David Sher to begin a discussion on a better Birmingham.
Today’s guest blogger is Casey Howard. If you’d like to be a guest blogger, please click here.
Ok, so I have to come out and admit this up front – when my husband, Robert, mentioned that there was an opportunity at the University of Alabama at Birmingham, my first thought was, “Why on earth would we move to Birmingham, Alabama?” Continue reading Birmingham: A lot more than Roll Tide fans and BBQ→
Jeffrey Bayer, President & CEO of Bayer Properties
Today’s guest blog was written by Jeffrey Bayer.
If you’d like to be a guest blogger, please click here.
When we proposed the SummitShopping Center, folks told us we were insane and the City of Birmingham was accused of being irresponsible for advancing us $5 million.
