Tuscaloosa Events

The home of the Alabama Golf team will re-open to the public on a limited bases starting on Wednesday. The course will be open to patrons, weather permitting, from Wednesday-Sunday for the foreseeable future. The golf course closed on March 28 due to concerns over the COVID-19 coronavirus.

The popular Tuscaloosa business, Summer Snow, will close for the time being because of COVID-19. The shaved ice stand had just opened up this week for the season but decided to suspend operation for the safety of its employees and patrons.

The Mercedes plant in Vance, Alabama was scheduled to get back to work this coming week, those plans are now altered. Mercedes Benz US International extended their shut-down for another week, putting the Alabama employees out of work for an additional week.

Alabama Head Coach Nick Saban is using his charity foundation, Nick's Kids Foundation, to partner with United Way Community Crisis Fund to help aide families in need during this trying time in our nation. The COVID-19 coronavirus has caused many people lose their jobs due to work stoppages whil…

Coach Nick Saban released a second message on what people can do to prevent the spread of the COVID-19 coronavirus. He reiterated the importance that everyone must do their part to combat this dangerous disease. Saban got more specific in his second video telling people to stay at home, keep proper …

Tuscaloosa City Mayor Walt Maddox joined The Game with Ryan Fowler to provide an update on COVID-19's impact on the city and how the local government is handling the pandemic.

The Regions Tradition Golf Tournament will be delayed till the fall amid COVID-19 Coronavirus concerns. Originally scheduled for May 6-10 the Birmingham tournament will look for a date later in the season to play its event. The Regions Tradition Golf Tournament has been a part of the PGA Champions T…

The SEC made a final decision on the spring athletic season. The conference announced that the rest of the spring season will indeed be cancelled. This includes SEC Championship events and spring football games. There was previous hope that the SEC might resume competition after a hiatus when SEC co…

Tuscaloosa Mayor Walt Maddox extended the city's cancellation of all public events from March 31st until April 30th Tuesday afternoon, bringing the total number of canceled or postponed events to more than 300.

On Monday the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) announced it was cancelling the remainder of the 2020 spring sports season. The NAIA makes its decision after the NCAA made the same choice late last week. This ends Stillman College's baseball, softball and track and field …