black history

Arick Evans Jr. serves as the 2nd Mister Stillman College in school history.

Longtime Tuscaloosa City Schools District 7 board member Erskine Simmons has served the students, parents, and citizens of Tuscaloosa for many years, and through his service many lives have been impacted.

Antonio is an anointed man of God who not only preaches the Word of God but believes in the power of God.

Meet Woodrow Washington III who is making a big impact in Northport and West Alabama as a Northport City Councilman and businessman.

Plychette's trailblazing real estate career has taken off full throttle as she is one of Tuscaloosa's top producing agents.

Although only spending 3 years in college, Tionna has made a lasting change at the university and in the surrounding community.

Meet Willie Mae Ike Wells, one of the foot soldiers of the civil rights movement in Tuscaloosa.

Spearheading programs that led to the enrollment of more diverse students at the University of Alabama, Meet Dr. Christine Taylor.

For 29 years, Sheryl Threadgill-Matthews has been changing the lives of young people in Wilcox County through her organization BAMA Kids, Inc. Learn more about her journey.

Tuscaloosa's Rachel James Harris Is Making History in the Classroom & On Bookshelves