Here's your local news at a glance for Sunday, the 24th of November.
Good morning, Tuscaloosa.
The Tuscaloosa Metro Animal Shelter is waiving adoption fees for two pets until November 30 to help find them homes.
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 6022 in Tuscaloosa County is hosting its annual Toys for Tots drive to collect donations for underprivileged children through December 5.
Deontae Lawson was sidelined for the rest of the game with a lower-extremity injury after a tackle against Oklahoma quarterback Jackson Arnold.
The Alabama women's basketball team is set to participate in their first tournament of the season, the Emerald Coast Classic, in Niceville, Florida, featuring teams like UAB, Clemson, and Syracuse.
Alabama football confirms that wide receiver Cole Adams, linebacker Que Robinson, and safety Keon Sabb remain out for the season in its final SEC availability report ahead of the prime-time game against Oklahoma.
Alabama's championship aspirations were dashed with a 24-3 loss to Oklahoma, marking a surprising defeat highlighted by critical errors and a lackluster performance.
Excerpts from The Nutcracker 2024 at Druid City School of Ballet
Experience the enchanting beauty of Tchaikovsky's timeless ballet, featuring talented dancers from Druid City School of Ballet and the University of Alabama in a captivating performance suitable for all ages.
Candlelight Concert: Christmas Carols on Strings
Experience a magical candlelight concert featuring holiday classics performed by the Listeso String Quartet in the scenic Tuscaloosa River Market.
Kentuck's Holiday Art Market
Kentuck's Holiday Art Market is a community-focused event where local artists showcase their work for the public to purchase in a festive atmosphere.
Southern Soul Christmas Jam
A lively Christmas music event featuring a live performance by YOUNG GUY at the Tuscaloosa River Market.
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