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Monday, March 31st, 2025
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Good morning, Tuscaloosa. Here's your local news at a glance for Monday, the 31st of March.
CRIME NEWS
- ➤ A man was critically injured in a shooting early Sunday at 1:50 a.m. at the intersection of 28th Street South and 7th Avenue South in Lake View District — police say the shooting stemmed from an argument related to a traffic accident and that no arrests have been made as the investigation continues. ABC 33/40
EDUCATION NEWS
- ➤ Tide Tech Comms, a new student group, held its first meeting last Wednesday to join communications with engineering at UASPACE. Its leader Emilee Boster said the group will help students work together plus share new projects and hopes someone will take over when she graduates in May. The Crimson White
GOVERNMENT NEWS
- ➤ At Tuesday's City Council meeting, Mayor Walt Maddox declared April as Fair Housing Month to mark the 57th anniversary of the Fair Housing Act and urged District 1 voters to boost turnout after low numbers (11% in the March 4 poll and 17% in the school board vote). Council members also announced events including WAMA Fest on April 6 at the River Market, the Tuscaloosa Gauntlet on April 5 at Sokol Park, and the groundbreaking for New Hoops 4 New Heights at the New Heights Community Resource Center. The Crimson White
SPORTS NEWS
- ➤ No. 12 Alabama baseball beat No. 9 Oklahoma Sooners 8-6 on Sunday in a rain-delayed game — starter Aeden Finateri earned his first win while closer Carson Ozmer notched his seventh save as an outfield collision led to player changes. Alabama will face Samford on Tuesday at The Joe at 6 p.m. CT — the win gave them the SEC home series edge. Tuscaloosa Thread
- ➤ Alabama basketball sophomore Mouhamed Dioubate said he knows what he deserves and he aims to earn a starting spot next season—he improved his scoring and rebounding this year and will focus on his shot and aggression to help his team win more games. The Tuscaloosa News
- ➤ Alabama basketball guard Chris Youngblood plans to pursue an NBA career in his final season after the Tide lost to Duke in the Elite Eight. He returned to Tuscaloosa after transferring from USF and is focused on improvement—aiming to succeed despite not being seen as a first round pick. The Tuscaloosa News
- ➤ Former Auburn great Charles Barkley praised Coach Oats’ Alabama men's basketball team for reaching the Elite Eight despite a loss to Duke—he noted that multiple Alabama teams have advanced in the NCAA Tournament—and commended their strong performance. His remarks underscored the growing strength of basketball programs in the state. The Tuscaloosa News
- ➤ Alabama basketball senior Houston Mallette said coach Ryan Pannone is leaving for Arkansas State and that he learned to care deeply for teammates from him. Mallette said those lessons will guide him — as he returns for his fifth season and works toward a future coaching job. The Tuscaloosa News
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Alabama Crimson Tide vs. Samford Bulldogs Baseball
6-10 p.m. — Sewell-Thomas Stadium — Check for ticket info — Enjoy a thrilling baseball game between local rivals Alabama and Samford.
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Druid City Arts Festival Featuring J Edwards Music
7-11 p.m. — Government Plaza — Free entry — Experience an evening of music and arts at Tuscaloosa's vibrant festival.
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Tuscaloosa Gauntlet
1-7 p.m. — 4205 Northridge Rd, Tuscaloosa, AL — Check event page for entry information — Experience the thrill of the fourth annual Tuscaloosa Gauntlet obstacle course challenge.
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USM Golden Eagles vs. Alabama Crimson Tide Baseball
6-10 p.m. — Sewell-Thomas Stadium — Cost info not provided — Cheer on the local teams as they face off in an exciting baseball matchup.
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Dance Alabama! Spring 2025 Concert
5:30-7 p.m. — University of Alabama Theatre and Dance — Admission details not provided — Experience an evening of captivating dance performances from local talent.
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Oklahoma Sooners at Alabama Crimson Tide Softball
6:59-10:59 p.m. — Rhoads Stadium — Check event details for ticket pricing — Witness a thrilling college softball matchup between top teams.
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Easter Egg Hunt at Bowers Park
12-3 p.m. — Avenue Pub - Downtown Tuscaloosa — Free food and drinks — Celebrate Easter with a fun egg hunt open to the public.
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Jackson Chase Live Performance
6-10 p.m. — 43 Prime — Admission varies — Experience the musical talent of Tuscaloosa native Jackson Chase in an engaging live show.
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Puppy Palooza
11 AM – 1 PM — Tuscaloosa Midtown Village — Free entry — Celebrate furry friends with adoptable dogs, activities, and live music at this community event.
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Missouri Tigers vs. Alabama Crimson Tide Baseball
6:59 p.m. — Sewell-Thomas Stadium — Ticket prices vary — Experience college baseball rivalry under the lights with local teams battling it out.
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