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Where is former Alabama quarterback David Smith today?
He lives in Birmingham and is an instance agent for State Farm.
What city was chosen to replace Montgomery as capital?
The city chosen to replace Montgomery as the capital of Alabama is Birmingham. This change occurred in 1846 when the Alabama Legislature moved the capital due to Montgomery's growing population and its location along the Alabama River, which was seen as less strategic compared to Birmingham's position. However, Montgomery was later reinstated as the capital in 1850, and it remains the capital of Alabama today.
Are black widows found in Alabama?
Yes, I live on the just outside Birmingham AL and I found a black widow today while working on my house.
Current 10 oldest living person in Alabama?
Martha Fountain Scruggs is 108 today. I attended her surprise birthday party in Birmingham today. She was born on May 1, 1904 making her older than Tachie Perry from Andalusia.
Who are the remaining unbeaten teams in college football today '?
Alabama,Alabama, Alabama and Alabama
How many volleyball players are there today?
17267
What state does Courteney Cox live in?
Courteney Cox Arquette grew up in Birmingham, Alabama before moving to Los Angeles, California where she still lives today with her husband David Arquette and their daughter Coco.
Where are Eddie kendricks children today?
Birmingham Atlanta Detroit Ohio California
Who will win today Man you or Birmingham?
Man u
How many Americans play volleyball today?
46 million
Will Preston beat blackpool today?
No, but they'll come really close.
Who was involved in the Birmingham Alabama hosings?
The famous Birmingham Alabama police hosings were conducted under the auspices of Eugene "Bull" Connor, one of three city commissioners at that time. A rabid racist, Bull Connor was determined that segregation was going to be maintained under his administration. With the apparent blessings of the other two commissioners, he directed the police to engage in riot control measures like the hosings of the civil rights activists. The images still stir stron feelings today. Bull Connor tried to win election many times for governor of Alabama, but never succeeded. Most of his career in politics centered in Birmingham. He died in 1973, still a segregationist.
