The mat at the door may say “House No. 2” but Holler & Dash’s second location is different in look than its Homewood counterpart. From the slogan by the door, to the old-fashioned clock with biscuits...
Whether studying, meeting up with friends or trying to find peace and quiet, Heritage House Coffee and Tea has become a home away from home for many University of Alabama students, including Megan Birkes,...
An outdoor movie is shown on Saturday evenings in Midtown Village, as part of the free movie series, "Screen on the Green." The movie begins at dusk, or 8 p.m., and patrons are encouraged to bring their...
Once a month, the Western Alabama Quilters Guild gathers in downtown Tuscaloosa to discuss its recent ventures with quilting, an art that is more popular than many people might think. One by one, members...
William Bomar spent 16 years as the director of Moundville Archaeological Park, which he calls one of the nation’s most significant ?archaeological sites. But Bomar, recently named as The University...
Many writers, students and faculty came out to support the third annual Slash Pine Writers Festival that spanned four days of readings at different venues in Tuscaloosa. Saturday featured four reading...
If you’ve ever been to Egan’s, there’s a chance you’ve been blinded by the flash of local photographer David Smith’s camera. “I discovered when I bounced the light off of Egan’s low ceilings,...
