Breakout Birmingham now open and more in Homewood business
Now Open
Still Serving Veterans, a nonprofit organization based in Huntsville, has leased an office in Homewood at 135 Gemini Circle, Suite 204. The nonprofit helps veterans and their families transition into new careers after they are discharged from the military.
1-866-778-4645, stillservingveterans.org
Breakout Birmingham is now open at 2717 19th Place South. The facility offers groups the challenge of breaking out of a sealed room within one hour by solving puzzles, cracking codes, finding hidden items and more.
282-4798, breakoutbham.com
TherapySouth has opened a new pelvic rehabilitation clinic specializing in women’s health at 3401 Independence Drive, Suite 211. The service director at this location is Nikki Woods, PT.
968-1283, therapysouth.net
Hickory Tavern is now open at 595 Brookwood Village. This is the first Alabama location for the restaurant, which is based in Charlotte, North Carolina.
968-1311, thehickorytavern.com
Relocations and Renovations
TownePlace Suites Birmingham Homewood, 500 Wildwood Circle, hosted a grand reopening in April following a renovation and restaffing of their hotel.
943-0114, marriott.com/bhmth
The Dobbins Group has purchased an office building at 2914 Linden Ave. and will relocate there from 500 Office Park Circle, Suite 420, in Mountain Brook. The company is a multifamily real estate firm.
503-4000, dobbinsgroup.net
Alabama Reweaving and Alterations has moved from their previous location on Linden Avenue to 1722 28th St. S., Suite D. The company specializes in alterations to wedding dresses, formal wear, leather, furs and other garments, and has recently added custom monogramming.
870-5961
Hirings and Promotions
Founders Investment Banking, LLC, 2204 Lakeshore Drive, Suite 425, has hired Mike McCraw as managing director of its new Founders Strategic Advisory Practice. The firm specializes in transaction management and advisory for a variety of businesses across the Southeast.
949-2043, foundersib.com