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Midtown Village Sold + SEC Championship + Adger Drowning
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Rise and shine, T-Town! Let's get this SEC Championship Saturday started with all of the storylines from around Tuscaloosa.
In today's Daily, we have these stories and more ...
- Alabama vs. Georgia.
- Two arrested after infant abandoned.
- Phony bomb threat on Skyland prompts police response.
First, today's weather: A shower in the afternoon. High: 71 | Low: 57.
🗣Patch Shout Out! 🗣
Our Shout Out this Saturday morning goes to a hard-working crew from Tuscaloosa, who officiated the AHSAA 3A state championship game on Thursday at Progressive Field in Birmingham. From left: Jay Logan, Don Bankhead, Gary Haynes, Julius Peterson & Dundre Peterson.
🗞 Here are the top 5 stories today in Tuscaloosa 🗞
- With College Football Playoff hopes on the line, the Alabama Crimson Tide is set to taken on the top-ranked, unbeaten Georgia Bulldogs today in Atlanta. (Ashlee Woods, Crimson White)
- Tuscaloosa's Midtown Village has been acquired by a joint venture of Lone Star Funds and Wicker Park Capital Management. (William Thornton, AL.com)
- The Tuscaloosa Violent Crimes Unit says a 67-year-old man accidentally drowned in the Black Warrior River at the Burchfield Branch Park Friday afternoon in Adger. (Tuscaloosa Patch)
- Two Tuscaloosa women have been arrested after a four-month-old girl was found in a shopping cart at the Walmart Supercenter in Northport Thursday night. (Tuscaloosa Patch)
- A fraudulent bomb threat at the Taco Bell on Skyland Boulevard prompted a large police presence Friday night, with the all-clear given just after 8 p.m. (Tuscaloosa Patch)
👨💻 Other stories I'm reading today 👨💻
Power, influence growing for SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey (Ralph D. Russo, Associated Press)
UAB, UA receive $7.1M grant to collaborate on child development research (Tyler Patchen, Birmingham Business Journal)
CNN: Lynda Blanchard to switch to governor's race (Eddie Burkhalter, Alabama Political Reporter)
✏️ Tuscaloosa Patch Notebook ✏️
It's officially the holiday season and Northport is gearing up for the return of its beloved "Dickens Downtown" next week, following a hiatus due to the COVID-19 pandemic. (Tuscaloosa Patch)
The University of Alabama women's basketball team (7-2) defeated Houston in a memorable comeback 77-67. (More)
Alabama quarterback Bryce Young this week was named a Manning Award finalist, which is given to the nation's best collegiate quarterback by the Allstate Sugar Bowl. (More)
The Alabama swimming and diving team has four swimmers, a diver and a coach who will participate in the upcoming FINA World Championships and FINA World Junior Diving Championships over the first three weeks of December. (More)
A Chilton County man was killed early Friday morning in a two-vehicle crash near Selma. (Tuscaloosa Patch)
🏀 Tuscaloosa Patch Scoreboard (Friday, Dec. 3) 🏀
Women's College Basketball
Alabama 77, Houston 67
Boys' Varsity Basketball
Tuscaloosa County 54, Hillcrest 45
Northridge 69, Central 47
Brookwood 57, Northside 46
Lamar County 72, Sulligent 70
Carbon Hill 47, Oakman 37
Bibb County 50, Jemison 31
Cullman 78, Winfield 68
Dora 57, Jasper 29
Girls' Varsity Basketball
Northridge 39, Central 33
American Christian 47, Holy Spirit 45
Sumiton Christian 48, Berry 26
Marion County 71, Hubbertville 18
Marion 67, Demopolis 35
Sulligent 56, Lamar County 7
Jasper 55, Dora 24
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— RP
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