David Sher is a journalist based in Birmingham, Alabama. He writes for Birmingham, The Comeback Town, and AL.com, focusing on local stories and issues. His articles cover a range of topics including community development, entrepreneurship, and social issues in the Birmingham area.
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David Sher's coverage primarily focuses on local news and community development in Birmingham, Alabama. His articles often feature interviews with local figures and cover topics related to the city's progress, crime, talent recruitment, and challenges faced by the community.
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By: Davidsher, David Sher
I left for college at Auburn University with dreams of moving to a different city one day.
By David Sher A good friend sent me a link to a column published by with the headline, “ .”
The City of Birmingham’s numbers do not include suburbs like Mountain Brook, Vestavia Hills, Trussville, or Homewood.
Today's guest columnist is Jay Taylor. Do lower airfares out of Atlanta really save you money?
By: David Sher
My questions to the BAA are: What are you doing right now for a major expansion? What are you doing to secure a hub here?
Imagine a high-speed rail service that whisked us from Birmingham and dropped us off in downtown Atlanta near stadiums and arenas and/or the airport in about 90 minutes.
Is there a faster way to travel the Southeast? Birmingham transit experts have an idea.
By: David Sher
It's a new year, a time when folks reflect on the past and ponder what's ahead.
By: Davidsher, David Sher
Twenty-five thoughts for 2025 about our greater Birmingham community, and beyond.
Today's guest columnist is Maury Shevin. The City Council of Birmingham appears to be wrestling with the issue of permitting Short Term
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