Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 30th of January.
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🏘️ Community
The Tuscaloosa County NAACP demands transparency and accountability from local officials following a concerning police incident captured on video.
🎓 Education
Shelton State students receive apprenticeships at Bibb Medical Center to enhance their educational and professional experience.
The University of Alabama Culver School of Accountancy will offer a free 9-week computer and phone skills class for veterans, starting February 3, in partnership with the Tuscaloosa Veterans Affairs Medical Center.
🏛️ Government
Tuscaloosa's municipal elections in March will see several contested races for city council and the mayor's office following the candidate qualification deadline.
Candidates for the 2025 Tuscaloosa Municipal Election will communicate directly with constituents during a forum on February 3, facilitated by radio host Jim Lawson.
🏈 Sports
Isaiah Horton, transferring to Alabama from Miami, is expected to be a key wide receiver with a notable track record, offering a potent option for the Crimson Tide's quarterback.
🎉 Tuscaloosa Events
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Large Auction Featuring Repossessed and Consigned Items
The event is an auction offering a variety of consigned and repossessed items, including vehicles, equipment, and recreational vehicles.
Master Class by Terrence McNally
Theatre Tuscaloosa presents 'Master Class', a Tony-winning play featuring Ava Buchanan as opera legend Maria Callas, exploring her life and artistry in an opera training program.
Bradley Braves vs. Alabama Crimson Tide Baseball Game
The Alabama Crimson Tide Baseball team competes against the Bradley Braves at Sewell-Thomas Stadium in Tuscaloosa, Alabama.
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