Pat Byington is the Director of Bham Now and The Bama Buzz, two local news outlets in Alabama, with a focus on Birmingham. Pat's articles cover a range of topics, including local events, historic preservation, renewable energy, and economic development. His work has also been featured in the Birmingham Times.
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Pat Byington's coverage is mainly focused on local events, restaurants, and the sports scene in Alabama and Birmingham. He frequently covers stories related to local businesses, event coverage, and announcements from both private sector companies and government entities.
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By: Pat Byington
đŚ New $14M research station will focus on water quality, conservation of habitat and coastal resilience. #wareagle #auburn #auburnfamily
đđ˝ââď¸đĽThe Magic City lands another major Olympic-style event! #seniorgames #magiccity #sports
By: Pat Byington
Qdoba Mexican Eats has opened its first Birmingham location, the third in Alabama, in the heart of UAB Medical District.
By: Pat Byington
Written by Ben Pierce The third Thursday of November marks the annual release of Beaujolais Nouveauâa fermented wine traditionally released from the Beaujolais region of France.
By: Pat Byington
The Birmingham Shuttlesworth International Airport (BHM) is expecting big crowds over the Thanksgiving holiday travel season, which unofficially begins this Friday, November 22nd.
By: Pat Byington
Today, the Birmingham Water Works Board adopted its 2025 operations and capital budgetsâresulting in a 4.9% customer rate increase.
![Birmingham's largest entertainment venue to become more âpark-likeâ [RENDERINGS] By Pat Byington LAST UPDATED 11/21/24 Reviewed by: Nathan Watson Reading time: 2 minutes](https://bhamnow.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/thumbnail_2024.01.31-BJCC-Piazza-Draft-Renderings-2-e1732195659944-1200x627.jpg)
By: Pat Byington
When you walk between Legacy Arena and the BJCC Concert Hall , you notice bricks and concrete structuresâbut not a ton of greenery.
By: Pat Byington
The Birmingham Barons are returning to historic Rickwood Field to host their in-state rival the Rocket City Trash Pandas.
By: Pat Byington
đŠď¸ COMING SOON: Affordable flights from across the U.S. to Alabama Beaches! #allegiant #gulfshores
By: Pat Byington
Hush Lounge at Five Points South is closing. The popular speakeasy made national news on September 21 when a mass shooting occurred in front of the lounge killing four people and injuring 17.
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