Michael Tomberlin

3 weeks ago | alabamanewscenter.com | Michael Tomberlin

It’s that time of year when many homeowners spruce up the outdoors to welcome spring. There is no less a desire to have your home looking great if that home happens to be Brantwood Children’s Home. But the home that fosters children for the Alabama Department of Human Resources devotes its own resources to house, feed, clothe and educate children and young adults. Anything extra requires help from others.

3 weeks ago | alabamanewscenter.com | Michael Tomberlin

Today is Lineman Appreciation Day and, like yesterday, a blue-sky day isn’t the time when lineworkers are most appreciated in this state. The Energy Institute of Alabama held an event at Montgomery Whitewater on Thursday honoring lineworkers in anticipation of today – which sees the state holiday aligned with the date of the national holiday. State Sen. April Weaver, R-Brierfield, helped lead the legislation to have a state Lineman Appreciation Day and have it line up with the national day.

1 month ago | yellowhammernews.com | Michael Tomberlin |Sherri Blevins

Only one of the three Alabama culinary professionals nominated as semifinalists for the 2025 James Beard Foundation Awards is advancing to the finals. José Medina Camacho, founder and beverage director of Adiõs cocktail bar and Salud taqueria in Birmingham, is a finalist in the all-new category of Outstanding Professional in Beverage Service in the revered culinary honors. The James Beard Awards announced the finalists on April 2, culling the list from the semifinalists announced in January.

1 month ago | soul-grown.com | Michael Tomberlin

Only one of the three Alabama culinary professionals nominated as semifinalists for the 2025 James Beard Foundation Awards is advancing to the finals. Jose Medina Camacho (Adiós/Contributed)José Medina Camacho, founder and beverage director of Adiõs cocktail bar and Salud taqueria in Birmingham, is a finalist in the all-new category of Outstanding Professional in Beverage Service in the revered culinary honors.

1 month ago | alabamawx.com | Michael Tomberlin |Scott Martin

By: Michael TomberlinOnly one of the three Alabama culinary professionals nominated as semifinalists for the 2025 James Beard Foundation Awards is advancing to the finals. José Medina Camacho, founder and beverage director of Adiõs cocktail bar and Salud taqueria in Birmingham, is a finalist in the all-new category of Outstanding Professional in Beverage Service in the revered culinary honors.