Praise 93.3

As the cases of COVID-19 grows nationwide, Governors are responding to help protect residents within their respective states. According to NBC News, Mississippi Governor Tate Reeves and Georgia Governor Brian Kemp have both issues Shelter-In-Place orders.

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, gyms have been forced to close to help stop the spread of the coronavirus. I ran across some great workouts online, especially from Soul Fire Fitness.

April 1, 2020, is National Census Day. I personally completed my 2020 Census a few days ago. I did it online, and it took me literally just a few minutes. You can complete the Census online, by mail, or over the phone.

A member of the Tuscaloosa Fire and Rescue Service has tested positive for the novel Coronavirus.

The city of Tuscaloosa is relying on its residents to promptly and accurately participate and be counted at their earliest opportunity.

Bearing with one another in love is a good indication that we are moving toward God's goal for us: the measure of the fullness of Christ.

As of 4:00 this afternoon (Mar 31st), the number of confirmed COVID-19 cases has now reached 981 statewide according to The Alabama Department Of Public Health. Tuscaloosa County now has 29 confirmed cases.

I can't be the only one that makes sure to walk around the greeters at the door working at Walmart these days right? I mean, we're supposed to be practicing social distancing so I can't be too close. I don't know if that worker is sick or not...

Rodney Howard-Browne, a pastor of a megachurch in Tampa Bay, Florida, decided that his church was an essential business and he was arrested.

The SEC meetings were originally scheduled for the end of May, they have been cancelled and the SEC is looking into alternative methods of meetings. The meetings were supposed to take place in Destin Florida but the country is largely in a holding pattern as the COVID-19 coronavirus runs its course.

Albeit relaxed, we’re completing our tasks and enjoying bonding times.

The Small Business Release Fund was set up this month to assist restaurants, bars and other small businesses in the Tuscaloosa area struggling to stay afloat during the coronavirus pandemic.