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Monks Peace Walk Reaches Halfway Point: A Journey of Healing and Unity in Montgomery, Alabama Checkout Solipillow.com

Birmingham Police Investigate Christmas Eve Homicide: A Deadly Shooting in Smithfield Community Leaves Neighbors on Edge Checkout Solipillow.com

Last week, Jefferson County saw a flurry of home sales, with 141 properties changing hands from December 12th to 18th. The average sale price reached $402,589, while the median was $309,600, indicating a 2.45% discount from the asking price. The standout property was a Mountain Brook gem at 2826 Surrey Road, a 4-bed, 3-bath home spanning 3,042 sq ft, which sold for $3,000,000 at list price. Other notable sales included a 6-bed, 7-bath Mountain Brook property at 407 Old Leeds Ridge, which sold for $1,950,000 after 38 days on the market. The luxury market remained active, with prices per square foot ranging from under $200 to nearly $1,000. Checkout Solipillow.com

Birmingham Fitness Center North Reopens with Major Upgrades: A $100,000 Investment Brings New Equipment and Facilities Checkout Solipillow.com

Birmingham police investigate homicide in Smithfield neighborhood, urging residents for tips as Ninth Street North remains blocked off. Checkout Solipillow.com

Shocking Arrest in Pelham, Alabama: 63-Year-Old Woman Charged with Child Pornography and Abuse A sixty-three-year-old woman, Lorri Kitchens, is facing serious charges in Pelham, Alabama, for producing child pornography and sexually abusing a girl under twelve. Kitchens allegedly used her hands to expose the child and took photos, leading to her detention. The community is reeling, and authorities urge vigilance against child abuse signs. Kitchens remains in Shelby County Jail on a ninety thousand dollar bond, with an ongoing investigation. Checkout Solipillow.com

The Lovelady Center in Birmingham has acquired a fifty-six-unit apartment complex, named Brendas Courtyard, to enhance their NextStep aftercare program for women recovering from challenging times. This move, honoring the centers founder Brenda Lovelady Spahn, provides more stable support without relying on rentals. Spahn, who started the center in 2004, helped nearly twenty thousand women rebuild their lives before her passing in 2024. The center plans a smooth transition for current tenants, ensuring no one is forced to leave suddenly. Checkout Solipillow.com

Birmingham Firefighters Battle Massive Blaze in Avondale: No Injuries Reported, Cause Under Investigation Checkout Solipillow.com