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ABXY hosts game marathon for charity

ABXY hosts game marathon for charity

Alex Cohen November 4, 2010

Giving to charity is a rewarding process. After all, most people can agree that knowing your dollar is changing lives is a good feeling. But giving that dollar isn’t always fun. In fact, sometimes it...

A head start on fall

Jordan Staggs November 3, 2010

“I assumed the butterfly was going to Bloomingdale’s to buy a hat,” Meg Ryan said, her best-friend-worthy voice delightfully chipper as she narrates her fictitious e-mail to Tom Hanks, “which would...

Students follow lesser known spiritual path

Karissa Bursch November 3, 2010

“I assumed the butterfly was going to Bloomingdale’s to buy a hat,” Meg Ryan said, her best-friend-worthy voice delightfully chipper as she narrates her fictitious e-mail to Tom Hanks, “which would...

Art night to show jewelry, woodwork

Art night to show jewelry, woodwork

Stephanie Brumfield November 3, 2010

Local art gallery owners will keep their doors open late tonight for November’s Art Night, where art lovers can enjoy new and old exhibits, cob oven pizzas and live music from 5 to 9 p.m. Two new exhibits...

Tony's Taste of the Town- Baton Rouge

Tony’s Taste of the Town- Baton Rouge

Tony Tsoukalas November 3, 2010

Baton Rouge is notorious as a tough stay for the opposition. Most SEC teams dread the trip to Death Valley. However, it can be said that, if you can tough out the experience, the reward will be great....

Project captures queer youth experience

Karissa Bursch November 3, 2010

Two girls are traveling across the United States in search of lesbian, gay, bi-sexual, transgender and queer youth and their stories. They are traveling through New York, Connecticut, Georgia, Mississippi...

Students to discover ‘who-he’ is

Alex Cohen November 3, 2010

The average person has blind spots that are products of the prejudices and popular ideas during their lives. Some try to catch a glimpse of what lies beneath the surface, but few succeed. William Bradford...

Taste of Italy offered in Downtown Tuscaloosa

Lauren Cuervo November 2, 2010

DePalma’s Italian Café brings the heart of the Mediterranean right into downtown Tuscaloosa. The cozy restaurant, with antique signs and furniture, is the perfect spot for a delicious meal. Nestled...

Randy Rogers Band to play at the Dixie

Randy Rogers Band to play at the Dixie

Cameron Kiszla November 2, 2010

Acclaimed country music group The Randy Rogers Band will perform at the Dixie tonight at 11. The group’s most recent album, “Burning the Day,” released on Aug. 24, was on the top 10 albums list...

Ghosts haunt local historical sites

Ghosts haunt local historical sites

Stephanie Brumfield October 27, 2010

Do you believe in ghosts? People say Tuscaloosa is full of them because of its rich history of violence, eccentrics and Civil War lore. Whether visiting old plantation homes or sites of untimely and gruesome...

Actors Charitable Theatre presents mystery dinner

Brooke Marshall October 27, 2010

The Actor’s Charitable Theatre will host a mystery dinner tonight titled “Still in the ACT, Another Broadway Who Dunnit.” The dinner will take place at Forest Lake Methodist Church on 4th Avenue...

Local comedian to open for Steve Harvey

Carter Glascock October 27, 2010

Tuscaloosa resident Jermaine “Funnymaine” Johnson is no rookie to the game of standup comedy. With five years of experience under his belt playing in various venues throughout the Southeast, Johnson...