The color green has taken on a new meaning since the April 27, 2011 tornado. When an EF4 tornado tore through Tuscaloosa destroying not only the lives of people, but Mother Nature herself. Since this...
Though people often immediately think of football when it comes to the culture of Tuscaloosa, there is more to the city than that – namely, architecture – said University of Alabama architectural historian...
For Alabama men’s swimming and diving head coach Eric McIlquham, this is the season for his team to win a championship. With 31 players on the Tide’s roster, the bulk of their success has come from...
For Alabama track and field coach Dan Walters, this is a season for rebuilding and determining the expectations of his team. Although the Tide has compiled tremendous speed, the bulk of their points this...
Tuscaloosa’s first official Apple store, The Core, opened its doors this past weekend. The Core offers Mac warranty repairs on computers and notebooks, as well as out-of-warranty service with no appointment...
A collection of Tuscaloosa art galleries will open their doors Thursday to introduce their August exhibits. The Artrageous Art Tour will take place from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. and include the Renaissance Gallery,...
90.7 The Capstone’s summer radio aims to attract the ears of everyone at the University of Alabama. The summer programming includes indie rock, metal, hip-hop, local music Sundays, talk radio and so...
Chloe’s Cup opened its doors in April with more than just coffee in mind. The coffee is 100 percent organic, including the espressos, but the quality only begins there. Located downtown at 2117 University...
What: June Art Night features the 2009 Kentuck Festival of the Arts Best of Show Katy Dement, music, Kentuck for Kids activity, Open Studios and cob oven goodies.When: Thursday June 3, 5:00 pm – 9:00...
