Considering how much this platform helped me connect with folks, I'm not here much anymore. Look for my username on other platforms, and you'll probably find me.
About two weeks ago, I checked the
@bhamwatch P.O. box before a board meeting to find the largest single unsolicited donation in the organization's history ($25,000!!!). It's unrestricted and it arrived at a pivotal moment as we consider the organization's future.
Regardless of what happens, I can't be any prouder of the folks who've worked so hard to get us to this point, where a chance to explore a unique future for AIIJ and BirminghamWatch is possible.
Yesterday marked a decade since @BhamWatch launched here in #bham. I took a moment to talk about its past and what its future could hold. Check it out! https://t.co/K2KXZaYJdF
A quick visit to share the link to @BhamWatch's ElectionWatch 2025 voter guide for today's election in #birminghamalabama - check it out and share it with anyone you think would find it helpful. https://t.co/knNLjJzOz0
It's big day for @BhamWatch - we're thrilled to receive funding from #PressForward. We're one of 205 newsrooms nationwide (and 3 in Alabama) doing so. https://t.co/JYkPfF4F7M
#USLonCBS Broadcast Update 🚨
At 4 PM ET, coverage of the @oaklandrootssc-@SacRepublicFC match will begin on https://t.co/P01hwbgixw and the CBS Sports App.
➡️ https://t.co/GlYKjhJzVG
My ability to quickly shift focus between two things is being tested right now - a grant deadline AND Sammy's first tooth decides today's the day it wants to start coming in. Heh...
More importantly, how do we stop treating so many of these things as "sport" when there's so much more at stake at the end of the day?
I didn't watch it last night, but the resulting "quarterbacking" has me thinking about this repeatedly. 3/x
I've long heard football described as a religion in the South. (If we're honest, several sports can likely be included in that statement.) I'll go one more step and say, as a result, religion is politics and politics is a sport. 1/x
The moment something becomes political, while many are still fighting the good fight, many others choose to be spectators, hopeful they are cheering their "team" to victory.
What gets more folks off the sidelines earlier? 2/x