Lifestyle in Tuscaloosa runs on culture, family, home, hobbies and relationships, and coverage here follows all of it. Reporting includes the trends and everyday choices that shape how people live.
The free semester-long program lets college students explore career and community opportunities in West Alabama before they graduate.
Live Poll
Would you consider staying in your local area after graduating from college?
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Do you think local dining options in your area have gotten better or worse lately?
Artistry Restaurants is closing six Shrimp Basket restaurants, including the Tuscaloosa location, to focus on beach and coastal sites.
The University of Alabama Student Government Association expanded free design-tool access to more than 70,000 UA System students.
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Should public universities promote the personal gender and sexual orientation identities of their faculty?
The University of Alabama group debuted an online gallery featuring LGBTQ+ faculty, staff, and graduate students.
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Do you support local businesses and leaders volunteering to help build affordable homes in your community?
Nick and Terry Saban have partnered with Habitat for Humanity Tuscaloosa on a home built for a local mother and her two children.
Rose Kimbrough's "Forget Me Knots" opens at the Dinah Washington Cultural Arts Center in downtown Tuscaloosa.
Regular subjects here include cultural shifts in daily habits, family and household dynamics, trends in shopping and hobbies, and evolving social relationships. Reporting reaches across the city and the communities around it. Changing economic conditions often drive new patterns in how families spend their time and manage their households. Seasonal shifts in community events and local activities frequently influence the stories seen here.
