City Leaders Break Ground on Western Riverwalk Project
Mayor Walk Maddox, members of the Tuscaloosa City Council and area leaders gathered to celebrate the groundbreaking of the Western Riverwalk Expansion, an ELEVATE Tuscaloosa project.
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Two Awarded for Their Contributions to Local Children
Mayor Walt Maddox and a Tuscaloosa radio leader were the recipients of the Champion of Children Award at the 2023 Blue Ribbon Gala hosted by Child Abuse Prevention Services.
Early Work Begins on Transformative McWright's Ferry Road Project
Workers took the first steps toward transforming northern Tuscaloosa last week as they laid the groundwork for the extension of McWright's Ferry Road.
Tuscaloosa's Walt Maddox Makes Annual Wager With Auburn Mayor
The mayors of Tuscaloosa and Auburn will continue their annual commitment of pouring back into the community through their friendly Iron Bowl competition, which was announced Monday.
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Tuscaloosa City Schools Students Can Now Earn 18 Free Credit Hours at Shelton State
Tuscaloosa City Schools students can now earn 18 hours of college credit at Shelton State Community College free of charge, area leaders announced Tuesday.
City Leaders, Terry Saban Cut Ribbon on River District Park
City leaders and Bama football matriarch Terry Saban cut the ribbon at Tuscaloosa's River District Park Thursday, officially opening the area's newest attraction to the public.
Mayor Maddox Announces Opening of River District Park Friday
River District Park, a new amenity funded by the Elevate Tuscaloosa tax plan, is open to the public in downtown Tuscaloosa Mayor Walt Maddox announced Friday evening.
Tuscaloosa Mayor Pitches Plan to Give High School Coaches a Raise
Mayor Walt Maddox pitched a plan last week to create a new fund that will boost the salaries of teachers in the Tuscaloosa City Schools system who are also athletic coaches.
No Walt, We Were Not
Tuscaloosa Mayor Walt Maddox faced the music on Twitter Monday night after insinuating the city's residents were supporting rival Auburn's College World Series run.