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Expecting mothers, pregnancy centers navigate COVID-19 restrictions

Expecting mothers, pregnancy centers navigate COVID-19 restrictions

Josh LeBerte, Contributing Writer • April 30, 2020

Pregnancy centers across the state have been shut down or faced extensive precautions due to COVID-19. One center in St. Clair County, however, has used this situation to give back to their community in...

PHOTOS: Pointe Orlando pep rally

PHOTOS: Pointe Orlando pep rally

December 31, 2019

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INSTANT: Alabama wins 13th straight over Tennessee

James Benedetto and James Ogletree, Sports Editors • October 19, 2019
In a game that saw two starting quarterbacks leave the field early due to injury, the 2019 rendition of the Third Saturday in October had momentum swings for both teams but Alabama was victorious in a 35-13 win over Tennessee. 
SGA Presents: It’s On Us Week

SGA Presents: It’s On Us Week

Gerardo Aguilera | @jerry21aguilera, Contributing Writer • October 2, 2019

The Student Government Association (SGA) hosted an event on Tuesday regarding sexual assault and how to prevent it, as part of its annual "It's On Us Week." Several students and faculty showed up to learn...

Tuscaloosa police officer shot and killed in line of duty

Tuscaloosa police officer shot and killed in line of duty

Hannah Saad, Assistant Photo Editor • September 16, 2019
Tuscaloosa mayor Walt Maddox confirmed in a press conference that Tuscaloosa Police officer Dornell Cousette was killed in the line of duty Monday while apprehending a suspect wanted on failure to appear in court for felony cases.
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Alabama flattens New Mexico State behind strong ground game

James Ogletree, Sports Editor • September 7, 2019
Alabama found the end zone before the members of the Million Dollar Band found their seats.
OPINION: Proposed Tuscaloosa property deal is ill advised

OPINION: Proposed Tuscaloosa property deal is ill advised

Nathan Polk, Staff Columnist • August 16, 2019
Community development is essential for Tuscaloosa’s advancement. However, direct government activity in business hurts the free market. I commend city leaders for their desire to invest in this city. I love Tuscaloosa and am thankful for their efforts. Yet I don’t think their approach is the best way to develop these properties.
Stretch Zone owner Caroline Barnes smiles after the official ribbon cutting for her new studio. CW/Joe Will Field

Stretch Zone offers locals the chance to improve flexibility, avoid injury

Kinsley Centers, Contributing Writer • August 15, 2019
Stretch zone is a studio that provides practitioner assisted stretching for everyone regardless of their level of physical activity.
Trump’s visit to North Korea is promising

Trump’s visit to North Korea is promising

Nathan Polk, Staff Columnist • July 14, 2019
This demonstration of good faith is, for those in Trump’s corner, an early step in an unorthodox strategy seeking peace and denuclearization of North Korea. For others, it’s a naïve diplomatic blunder from an egotistical president.
Researchers warn against traffic fatalities during Fourth of July week

Researchers warn against traffic fatalities during Fourth of July week

Rebecca Griesbach | @rebach97, News Editor • July 3, 2019

While emergency rooms may see their fair share of firework faux pas this week, researchers say Alabamians have other safety concerns to consider: car crashes. For the past five years, the state of Alabama...

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Eyabi Anoma flashes, other notes from Alabama’s first scrimmage

James Ogletree, Staff Writer • March 30, 2019
Alabama football built on its seven spring practice sessions with a scrimmage inside Bryant-Denny Stadium on Saturday afternoon. Only the team's warmups were open to the media, but here's what we've heard from a source who was in attendance.
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Softball remains undefeated after Saturday games

James Benedetto, Staff Writer • March 2, 2019
Over the right center field wall, a flagpole stands. On a normal gameday, an American flag and the 2012 National Championship flag wave above Alexis Osorio’s picture and number.On Courtney Gettins’ senior day, a different flag appeared as both teams were lined up along the first and third base lines. The New Zealand flag replaced the American flag and the New Zealand national anthem began to play.
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