Good morning, Tuscaloosa.

Residents can visit the Tuscaloosa Municipal Court’s first Community Connections Resource Fair (Friday, Nov.

6 from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.) outside the court along Gary Fitts Street to meet local organizations and city services offering free assistance.

Big Sandy Elementary celebrated its 12,000 sqft, $5 million upgrade with 10 new classrooms on Oct.

6—this expansion gives teachers dedicated space, eliminates portables, and supports future growth in the area.

Upcoming Homecoming events offer a festive weekend hosted by the University of Alabama National Alumni Association; Friday, Oct.

23 at Rock the Quad features a bonfire and alumni mingling at the NAA tent, and Saturday, Oct. 24 at 11 a.m. the tailgate provides food, drinks and game day perks.

Baby copperheads remain active across Alabama this fall and can be seen in wooded areas and around homes (wood piles, rocks, leaves), so residents are urged to keep a safe distance as these venomous snakes, born in late summer, continue to pose a risk.

Saturday's game ended with Tennessee beating Alabama 26-10 in chilly conditions in the Smoky Mountains, marking the Tide's first back-to-back loss since 2013.

Alabama will return to Bryant-Denny Stadium next Saturday vs. Texas A&M at 2:30 p.m.

Alabama football star Ryan Coleman-Williams had arthroscopic knee surgery and is expected to miss several games (he was ruled out for Saturday’s game against Tennessee), while defensive back Dijon Lee did not start due to performance concerns.

Georgia is expected to have starting running back Nate Frazier return for Saturday’s game against Auburn after missing play due to a rib injury — he helped the Bulldogs in a 20-17 win at Alabama while Auburn will be without linebacker Xavier Atkins.

On Saturday, Oct. 17, Alabama football lost 26-10 to Tennessee after the offense struggled with turnovers and injuries.

Offensive coordinator Ryan Grubb faces a challenging week as fans in Tuscaloosa look for improvements in upcoming games.