After 70 years without a grocery store, neighbors build their own

The shelves are nearly stocked at the We All Eat Market, and Darlene Battle is ready to shop.

For Battle, who has lived in Birmingham’s Fountain Heights neighborhood her entire life, the market opening Saturday means a place to buy groceries closer to home and a chance to see an idea she watched grow become reality.

“This is a market that is birthed in the neighborhood,” said Battle, vice president of the Fountain Heights Neighborhood Association…

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