Here's your local news at a glance for Monday, the 28th of September.
Good morning, Tuscaloosa.
🏘️ Community
Vickie Brown has spent 50 years translating sermons at Calvary Baptist Church for Tuscaloosa's deaf community (about 12 members each Sunday) and volunteers with local groups serving those with special needs.
She started as a student inspired by a fellow interpreter and continues her vital service.
🎭 Culture
Moundville Native American Festival returns Oct.
1 to Oct. 3 at UA Moundville Archaeological Park, 13 miles south of Tuscaloosa. The event offers cultural shows, art and food vendors, raptor shows and storytelling, and highlights the theme Year of the Crawfish: Big Changes Start with Small Beings.
🎓 Education
Congresswoman Terri Sewell is accepting service academy nomination applications from eligible students in the 7th District at her Birmingham office by Nov.
18+ an information session starts Tuesday, Sept. 29 at Marion Military Institute in Marion at 5 p.m.
The University of Alabama Division of Student Life and Student Government Association increased the UA Engagement Stipend to $150 for undergraduates to cover research, dues and travel expenses.
The change was announced at a Sept. 22 assembly at Bryant-Denny Stadium and students must apply online by Oct. 23.
🏈 Sports
Crimson Tide quarterback Keelon Russell improved his game after early turnovers by completing 365 passes for four touchdowns and scoring a 16-yard rushing touchdown in Saturday’s 49-18 win over the Gamecocks.
Alabama will face Mississippi State in Starkville next.
UAB beat Navy 24-20 at Protective Stadium on Friday with strong defensive plays & improved chunk plays that fueled their comeback.
The Blazers will host Samford on Saturday as they build on their momentum in American Conference play.
At Saturday's game, fans saw Creed lead singer Scott Stapp appear on the video board with University President Peter J.
Mohler as he was recognized for his deep Crimson Tide ties. The Bryant-Denny Stadium crowd also enjoyed nods to local legends and long-held traditions.
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