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Buffalo Rock is full fizz ahead after 125 years in business

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By Cary Estes
| Business Alabama Magazine Verified
The Buffalo Rock leadership team, from left, Emily Brown Cotney, Matthew Dent and Wayne Wisdom. Photo by Cary Norton. As the United States recognizes its 250th anniversary, there is an Alabama company that has been around for exactly half of the country’s official existence. The Birmingham-based Buffalo Rock Company was founded in 1901, making this the beverage manufacturer’s 125th anniversary. And after a century-plus, the company has not lost any of its fizz.
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Lakeview Marina in Birmingham is the first business development for music lover Bart Stephens

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By Cary Estes
| Business Alabama Magazine Verified
Bart Stephens relaxes at his Lakeview Marina High Dive. Photo by Joe De Sciose. Bart Stephens is deep in conversation about his new multi-business Birmingham development, Lakeview Marina, when he suddenly notices that the background music at the establishment has stopped. “Excuse me,” he says. “I need to go flip the record.” That is an example of just how hands-on Stephens is with this venture, which opened last year.
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CCR Architecture & Interiors works to help improve the look of Birmingham

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By Cary Estes
| Business Alabama Magazine Verified
CCR helped transform the 20 Midtown area in Birmingham. Photo by Liesa Cole provided by CCR. Tammy Cohen built a company. And then that company helped rebuild a city. In 1996, Cohen started a solo architecture and design firm out of a small office on Second Avenue North in downtown Birmingham. Within a few years, she was joined by Richard Carnaggio and Karen Reynolds. Taking the first letter from each last name, the firm became known as CCR Architecture & Interiors.
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