Good morning, Tuscaloosa.

Major Dwayne Williams was honored today in Tuscaloosa for his outstanding service and leadership in the community, with local officials recognizing his positive impact.

Habitat for Humanity Tuscaloosa dedicated a new home for the Riley family today, built with the help from over 200 women during its annual Women’s Build Initiative — the family will move in this weekend.

United Memorial Park will soon debut a new storywalk featuring illustrated panels that share local tales and invite visitors to enjoy interactive reading.

The installation offers families a fresh community space (details forthcoming).

B&W Foods announced plans to open a Piggly Wiggly store in Five Points in fall (2026), featuring Tuscaloosa’s first full-service bakery, deli, floral and custom meat case to boost fresh food options locally.

Brandt LaPish will leave her role as Development Director at the under-construction Saban Center to return to the DCH Foundation as Vice President of Development—her leadership secured over $61 million for the center.

In her new role she will manage donor relations and community partnerships.

Dr. Lesley Reid is named the University’s permanent provost after serving as interim since last November — she brings strong leadership in academic mentoring and shared governance to guide UA’s future-focused mission.

The SEC Baseball Tournament is underway at Hoover Metropolitan Stadium, running from May 19 until May 24.

Today, Game 5 begins at 9:30 a.m. on SEC Network as teams vie in live competition.

Alabama offensive lineman William Sanders spoke on Tide 100.9 Tuesday morning about his back injury that kept him out of spring practice (he credited the strength and training staff with helping him recover) and said he expects to be ready by June for fall camp.

The SEC Baseball Tournament starts Tuesday in Hoover and runs until Sunday (featuring top MLB draft prospects like Justin Lebron and Ace Reese) as teams prepare for the MLB Draft set for July (featuring both high school and college players).

Alabama offensive lineman William Sanders is hosting a free youth football camp for kids on Saturday, June 6 from 9:00 a.m. to noon at Billy Joe Young Field in Brookwood — registration is now open with limited spots available.

Baltimore Ravens rookie tight end Josh Cuevas received a ‘Roll Tide’ greeting from team executive Ozzie Newsome at rookie minicamp, and he is now learning every play detail as Baltimore adjusts its tight end lineup.

38 Special Concert

10:00 AM – 7:30 PM — Mercedes-Benz Amphitheater — Check event host for ticket prices — Rock out to classic hits from the legendary Southern rock band 38 Special.