TUSCALOOSA, AL — It was another busy week across Tuscaloosa and West Alabama, with no shortage of headlines.
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Epsilon Industries broke ground Friday expansion of its Tuscaloosa manufacturing facility, totaling more than $15 million.
Alabama golf standout William Jennings made his PGA Tour debut this week after earning an exemption into the 2026 Rocket Classic by winning the Folds of Honor Collegiate individual title last fall.
The Birmingham Stallions, the United Football League's most successful franchise, will cease operations as the league departs the Magic City as part of a nationwide strategic realignment.
The Chamber of Commerce of West Alabama has a new roof thanks to a partnership with roofing manufacturer GAF and Tuscaloosa-based Bama Roofing.
The Tuscaloosa City Board of Education on Tuesday approved the appointment of veteran educator Nakelya Mullins as interim principal of Westlawn Middle School.
One hundred West Alabama students and families received refurbished laptops and backpacks filled with school supplies Thursday through a partnership between United Way of West Alabama, AT&T and Compudopt.
The City of Tuscaloosa has been awarded a $40,000 Creative Places Arts Facilities grant from the Alabama State Council on the Arts to support development of the Chief Tuskaloosa Plaza.
The proclamation released on Wednesday honors the life of 15-year-old William "Will" Roberts, whose courageous battle with stage 4 bone cancer inspired thousands across the state and nation.
Shelton State Community College is inviting pickleball players to take part in the inaugural "Hoops & Paddles" Pickleball Tournament on Saturday, Aug. 22, with proceeds benefiting the Shelton State men's basketball program.
A Clarke County woman was killed Monday afternoon after her vehicle left the roadway and overturned in Pickens County.
The Station Sandwiches & Pizza has closed its doors after a little more than a year in business.
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