Cracker New CD Release “Berkeley to Bakersfield” Linda Johnson May 11, 2015 Features, Music, Reviews Cracker New CD Release "Berkeley to Bakersfield" By Dave Gil de Rubio According to Google Maps, the geographic distance between Berkeley and Bakersfield, California is 276.4 miles. For David Lowery,...
SMOOTH AND PRISMATIC // ALABAMA SHAKES AMAZES ON “SOUND & COLOR” William Barshop April 28, 2015 Features, Music, Reviews SMOOTH AND PRISMATIC // ALABAMA SHAKES AMAZES ON "SOUND & COLOR" Jesus preached against wasting your five talents, and Alabama Shakes has ten or twenty to spare. The first and foremost is the big,...
POWER TRIPP // OVERCOMING THE HURDLES Kaitlyn Blount April 24, 2015 Features, Food, News & Sports POWER TRIPP // OVERCOMING THE HURDLES Tripp Rogers knew a long time ago that he wanted to live in the South. After spending eight years of his childhood in Atlanta before his family decided to move back to...
SMOOTH AND PRISMATIC // ALABAMA SHAKES AMAZES ON “SOUND & COLOR” William Barshop April 24, 2015 Features, Music, Reviews SMOOTH AND PRISMATIC // ALABAMA SHAKES AMAZES ON "SOUND & COLOR" Jesus preached against wasting your five talents, and Alabama Shakes has ten or twenty to spare. The first and foremost is the big,...
SABAN TALKS ABOUT CRIMSON TIDE’S FIRST SCRIMMAGE Gary Harris April 13, 2015 Features, High Tide Sports, Reviews SABAN TALKS ABOUT CRIMSON TIDE'S FIRST SCRIMMAGE Following Friday's first spring scrimmage, Nick Saban gave a progress report on some key spots, including quarterback, where Alabama has question marks. No...
YELLOWHAMMER FESTIVAL // GOOD VIBES AT THE ARBORETUM // William Barshop April 13, 2015 Arts, Features YELLOWHAMMER FESTIVAL // GOOD VIBES AT THE ARBORETUM // Isn’t it about time Tuscaloosa had its own music festival? For a town so full of youth, talent and a healthy love for the arts, a unifying...
EXPLORER WEDNESDAY // THE OUTDOORS AND NATURAL HISTORY FOR KIDS Kaitlyn Blount April 13, 2015 Arts, Features EXPLORER WEDNESDAY // THE OUTDOORS AND NATURAL HISTORY FOR KIDS Fossils, fish, and bugs, oh my! This is just a sample of what awaits you if you were to visit the Alabama Museum of Natural History on a...
THE BEST OF EACH BITE // MY 3 FOODIE FAVORITES Cindy Huggins March 31, 2015 Features, Food, Reviews THE BEST OF EACH BITE // MY 3 FOODIE FAVORITES Over the years, the food scene has evolved introducing new cuisine and reviving southern staples. No matter the craving, no matter the palate, Tuscaloosa...
A CHANGE IN DIRECTION // ANTHONY GRANT NOT RETAINED Gary Harris March 31, 2015 Features, News & Sports A CHANGE IN DIRECTION // ANTHONY GRANT NOT RETAINED Let me say that I respect Anthony Grant and everything that he stands for. He is a man of high character and integrity. He ran his program with class and...
ALABAMA WORKS TOWARDS CLEANER WATER // ACTIVISTS TAKE ACTION William Barshop March 30, 2015 Features, News & Sports ALABAMA WORKS TOWARDS CLEANER WATER // ACTIVISTS TAKE ACTION By Preston Thompson and William Barshop When a catastrophic spill of coal ash plagued Kingston, Tenn. and Swan Pond, the toxic grey sludge...
