Crimson Tide fans hit The Strip to celebrate Bama's 14th national championship after blanking LSU 21-0.
Photo by David A. Smith/DSmithImages
After tremendous suffering and loss last spring, the Alabama Crimson Tide and the Tuscaloosa community pulled together to rebound and rebuild. And Jan. 9, 2012, everything came together for Alabama football on the night it mattered most.
After hearing over and over how it shouldn’t be in the title game, the Tide went to New Orleans and manhandled LSU in its own backyard, becoming the first team in BCS …
The homemade ornaments from my daughter are always some of my favorites.
Photo by Tiffani Hill-Patterson
The Children’s Hands-On Museum of Tuscaloosa is offering a special holiday event this Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Bring your kids out to the museum for Snowflake Saturday, where they can create Christmas crafts and ornaments with a little help from “Santa’s elves.”
Located on three floors at 2213 University Blvd. in Tuscaloosa, the Children’s Hands-On Museum features 21 learning exhibits, including Lil’ Sprouts Farmer’s Market (be …
Even before kickoff of the A-Day game in the spring, the Crimson Tide began preparing for the 2011 Iron Bowl.
Photo by Tiffani Hill-Patterson
When it comes to excitement, Black Friday’s got nothing on Iron Bowl Saturday. The University of Alabama Crimson Tide, ranked second in the nation, travels to Auburn in the biggest Iron Bowl since ... well, last year.
A Bama win in this 76th meeting would ease the pain of last year’s horrific collapse against the eventual champions. Beating the Tigers this year also could propel the Tide to …
Watch out for Dr. Smith's carriage when you set foot in Smith Hall after dark.
Photo by Johnny Kampis
Visit Smith Hall on the University of Alabama campus, and you may leave with a ghost story.
This building, which houses the Alabama Museum of Natural History, is also legendary for rumors of spooks and spirits.
The carriage that once belonged to building namesake Eugene Allen Smith, a UA professor and state geologist, is displayed on the ground floor of Smith Hall. Some claim they can hear the sounds of horses and wheels …
The Tuscaloosa Amphitheater opened this spring and has featured a variety of acts in its first year.
Photo by Johnny Kampis
Tickets remain for the Oct. 16 concert at the Tuscaloosa Amphitheater that will feature two of the luminary bands of rock ‘n roll—Lynyrd Skynyrd and ZZ Top.
The two titans of classic rock will perform at 7 p.m. on Sunday as one of the final stops on their “Rebels & Bandoleros” tour. Tickets can still be purchased in three price ranges—$66.50, $43.50 and $27.50 at the amphitheater’s box office or at Ticketmaster.
Alabama opens its SEC slate on Sept. 24 against rival Arkansas. If you’re planning to come to Tuscaloosa for the game, here are some tips for how to best enjoy your weekend in T-Town.
Where to chow down
You can’t beat the classic Dreamland when it comes to game day food. This shack off Jug Factory Road (near the intersection of McFarland and Skyland boulevards at 5535 15th Ave. East) has been serving …
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