MULTI-USE DEVELOPMENTS MAKE THEIR WAY SOUTH // GOING BACK TO AN OLD IDEA Judah Martin August 22, 2014 Features, News & Sports 39 Comments MULTI-USE DEVELOPMENTS MAKE THEIR WAY SOUTH // GOING BACK TO AN OLD IDEA When you are new to college, the best thing about living on campus is probably the ease with which you can find food/beverages/people...
TIDE HOLDS FINAL SCRIMMAGE // SABAN TALKS ABOUT IT Gary Harris August 22, 2014 Features, News & Sports 12 Comments TIDE HOLDS FINAL SCRIMMAGE // SABAN TALKS ABOUT IT Following Saturday's (Aug. 16) scrimmage, which was closed to the media, Nick Saban detailed some of the good and the not-so-good aspects from the Tide's...
AUTUMN AT THE JUPITER // AN EXCITING LINEUP Trey Daniels August 20, 2014 Features, Music 6 Comments AUTUMN AT THE JUPITER // AN EXCITING LINEUP Fall at the Jupiter: It’s still the middle of summer, but if you’re confused we can’t blame you. The mornings have been incredibly fall-like this...
BAMA OPENS FALL CAMP // SABAN MAKES IT CLEAR // “THE TIME IS NOW” Gary Harris August 8, 2014 Features, News & Sports 11 Comments BAMA OPENS FALL CAMP // SABAN MAKES IT CLEAR // "THE TIME IS NOW" In his opening comments following the first practice, Nick Saban made clear his objective for the team in fall camp. "I think it's...
SUNNY BEACHES // AND OTHER RECREATION ON A BUDGET Jerome Adams August 8, 2014 Entertainment, Features 10 Comments SUNNY BEACHES // AND OTHER RECREATION ON A BUDGET Nine miles from Tuscaloosa/Northport cities is Lake Lurleen State Park, named after Alabama's only female governor, who was the wife of George Wallace, and...
IT’S A SOUTHERN THING // HOW HIV/AIDS FOUND ITS NEW HOME IN THE DEEP SOUTH Judah Martin July 28, 2014 Features, News & Sports 5 Comments By Judah Martin The southern United States is certainly synonymous with a lot of cultural references — football, benefit-of the-doubt-based hospitality, mouth-watering down-home delicacies, music......
STORMY WATERS // HOW ONE COMMUNITY LEADER PROTECTS OUR MOST IMPORTANT RESOURCE Herb Neu July 28, 2014 Features, News & Sports 11 Comments STORMY WATERS // HOW ONE COMMUNITY LEADER PROTECTS OUR MOST IMPORTANT RESOURCE Flash-flooded parking lots and streets create rivers and lakes of flowing water throughout Tuscaloosa. A styrofoam cup,...
BRUMFIELD’S // GOURMET WITHOUT THE GOURMET PRICE // FABULOUS Cindy Huggins July 28, 2014 Features, Food 8 Comments Joel Brumfield is the man behind the successful franchise Newk’s Café in both Tuscaloosa and Huntsville. He and his partners, Warner Johnson and Paul Giggi, set out to make their own mark in the...
SEC MEDIA DAYS // SABAN SOUNDS OFF // “WE WANT TO RE-ESTABLISH OUR IDENTITY” Gary Harris July 28, 2014 Features, News & Sports 2 Comments SEC MEDIA DAYS // SABAN SOUNDS OFF // "WE WANT TO RE-ESTABLISH OUR IDENTITY" Alabama Head Coach Nick Saban weighed in on numerous topics at the recent SEC Media Days in Hoover. ON REPORTS HE ALMOST...
UMPHREY’S MCGEE RETURNS TO TUSCALOOSA // FROM THE BAMA TO THE AMP Trey Daniels June 30, 2014 Features, Music 7 Comments UMPHREY'S MCGEE RETURNS TO TUSCALOOSA // FROM THE BAMA TO THE AMP It’s an interesting thing when you can quite literally watch an artist grow. Sometimes the ascent is quite rapid. Many in Tuscaloosa can...