Good morning, Tuscaloosa.

The Alabama Peanut Company, with a legacy that began in 1907 on Morris Avenue, has grown by opening a second shop in downtown Tuscaloosa & securing a statewide AlaBev distribution deal.

Founder Jaime Thursby, named 2025 Retailer of the Year, continues to honor a peanut tradition that spans nearly 120 years.

This summer, Tuscaloosa offers a mix of live music and family events that appeal to all ages.

Today, GRAMMY-winning Lauren Daigle will perform at Mercedes-Benz Amphitheater while other venues host concerts, film screenings, and outdoor activities.

Retailers in Tuscaloosa will hold a back to school sales tax holiday this weekend, letting families save on school supplies at participating stores.

University students, faculty and staff gathered at Gorgas Library from Monday to Wednesday to explore the new High Performance Computing Center project slated to open early next year in a summer series on AI.

The event also launched CAT 400 for undergraduates and discussed ethical AI research.

The city announced on Monday that ten roll-off dumpsters will be available at 10 locations from July 20 to Aug.

24 for student household waste during move in or out, and students in early move-in programs like sorority recruitment and Camp 1831 can use this service.

Today, the Alabama Department of Public Health verified two cases of cyclosporiasis and urged residents to wash produce carefully amid ongoing investigations.

Officials stressed that fruits with protective peels (like bananas and oranges) remain safe when properly washed.

University Medical Center announced this summer that women's healthcare services are expanding and lifestyle medicine care is added for Tuscaloosa & West Alabama, boosting access for patients.

Partlow, Harbin & Poist OBGYN will operate as UMC OBGYN Associates at DCH Medical Tower.

The Crimson Tide basketball teams will play exhibition games at Boutwell Auditorium on Oct.

15. The women will tip off at noon and the men at 7 p.m., with opponents set to be announced today.

Former Alabama basketball player Labaron Philon achieved his fourth straight NBA Summer League game with double-digit scoring when he scored 15 points on Wednesday (July 15) against the Orlando Magic while playing for the 76ers.

Alabama defensive back Zavier Mincey boosted his playing time last season and could earn more snaps this year as he competes with seasoned starters and promising freshmen under coordinator Kane Wommack (he logged 218 snaps as a sophomore).

Alabama announced that wide receiver Cedrick Simmons (rated 3-star) switched his commitment from Auburn to join the Crimson Tide recruiting class for 2027.

The in-state athlete's strong junior season stats add proven talent to the local team.

Jackson Chase Live at The Rabbit Hole

7-11 p.m. — The Rabbit Hole — Ticket prices vary — Experience Jackson Chase's unpredictable music with the Dogwood Bayou Band in a fun, lively venue.