Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 13th of December.
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🎭 Culture
The Kentuck Festival of the Arts, after drawing its largest crowd since the pandemic began, will return to Tuscaloosa's Snow Hinton Park in 2025.
🌲 Environment
Environmental groups in Alabama criticize the Public Service Commission for not allowing public input on Alabama Power's fuel cost changes, which significantly affect customer bills.
🏛️ Government
Tuscaloosa City Council voted 6-1 to annex five acres for a new mixed-use development, including a gas station, retail center, and 24 apartments amid public debate.
🏥 Health
At a town hall meeting at Stillman College, stakeholders discussed strategies to improve healthcare in rural Alabama, focusing on workforce development and enhancing telehealth services.
🏈 Sports
Alabama's Jihaad Campbell, a notable linebacker, commits to playing in the upcoming bowl game against Michigan Wolverines before deciding on the NFL draft.
Alabama basketball (7-2) is set to host Creighton (7-3) in a competitive match marking Creighton's first visit to Coleman Coliseum.
Alabama quarterback Jalen Milroe commits to playing in the bowl game against Michigan Wolverines, undecided on NFL draft entry.
Alabama football's Parker Brailsford will remain with the Crimson Tide through 2025, opting out of the early NFL draft entry.
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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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