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Johnson discusses gambling, PACT, health care

Taylor Holland April 22, 2010

Republican gubernatorial candidate Bill Johnson said he recognizes the economic value of gambling in Alabama. “The quickest way for us to not have huge budget cuts and major teacher layoffs would be...

State approves PACT plan

Taylor Holland April 22, 2010

For the second time in as many days, the Alabama Legislature has passed a bill to pay the state’s ailing prepaid affordable college tuition plan nearly $548 million over the next 17 years, fulfilling...

Book press to host literary event

Julia Gardial April 22, 2010

Today and Saturday, Slash Pine Press will sponsor a poetry festival in Tuscaloosa that is free and open to the public. The Slash Pine Press “produces limited-run chapbooks of poetry and mixed-genre”...

Summer Snow opens for the season

CW Staff April 22, 2010

By Clara Goode From the time it first opened in 1987, Summer Snow has been an icon of Tuscaloosa. Sammy Sanders, the current owner, said Summer Snow was started by a man from Louisiana. Sanders said...

Relay For Life honors survivors, remembers lost

Relay For Life honors survivors, remembers lost

CW Staff April 21, 2010

By Adriene LaPorte Students will fill the UA Soccer Stadium Saturday for something other than a sporting event. They’ll be there for the UA Relay For Life. The opening ceremonies for...

Students participate in new chess program at magnet school

Christine Kapurch April 21, 2010

UA students will be teaching chess to sixth graders at the new Tuscaloosa City School district magnet school. The UA Center for Ethics and Social Responsibility partnered with the Freedom Chess Academy,...

Fourth annual Mayor’s Cup 5K on Saturday

Brittney Knox April 20, 2010

Since the Mayor’s Cup began in 2007, the event has raised over $15,000 every year for the Tuscaloosa’s Pre-K initiative, and they aim to do it again this year. Registration for the 5K Run and Fitness...

Alpha Phi Alpha creates scholarship

Patty Vaughan April 20, 2010

The UA chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha has come together to help create two book scholarships for black men at Paul W. Bryant High School and Central High School. The Excellent Eight Scholarship has been created...

City Council honors community supporter

Brittney Knox April 20, 2010

The Tuscaloosa City Council honored James I. Harrison, who has served as a founding member of the Success by 6 educational initiative and supporter of the Tuscaloosa Pre-K initiative. With the room filled...

Legislative session ends without major issues resolved

Taylor Holland April 20, 2010

Thursday marks the end of this year’s regular session for the Alabama Legislature. With both the general fund and education budgets already passed, state legislators have three key issues remaining to...

Tuscaloosa embraces A-Day crowd

Brittney Knox April 18, 2010

After a national championship and a Heisman Trophy coming to the Capstone, thousands of fans and students filled Bryant-Denny Stadium, as well as businesses on the Strip, to start the new season. Craig...

Bama Dogs opens on Strip

CW Staff April 18, 2010

By Veronica Olah For those looking for another restaurant in town that stays open late into the night, Bama Dogs could be a solution. The original Bama Dogs is located in Birmingham, but after receiving...