| PREP ROUNDUP tCHS softball team advances to state tournament (The Tuscaloosa News) |
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MOUNTAIN BROOK | Tuscaloosa County High School advanced to the AHSAA softball tournament by sweeping a Class 6A Sub State doubleheader at Mountain Brook on Saturday, winning 6 1 and 3 0 behind a pair of ace pitching performances by junior right hander Allison Rice.
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| 4 People Killed In Tuscaloosa County Wreck (NBC 13 Birmingham) |
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A Saturday night one-vehicle wreck in Tuscaloosa County has left 4 people dead, including two children.
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| Football player charged with public intoxication (TideSports.com) |
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TUSCALOOSA | A University of Alabama football player is in the Tuscaloosa County Jail on charges of public intoxication.A.J. Walker, 19, was charged with public intoxication on Friday, according to court records. He was being held at the Tuscaloosa County Jail at 1 p.m. Friday with bail set at 300.
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| Singleton takes Lake View sewer annexation bill out of play (The Tuscaloosa News) |
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MONTGOMERY | A Tuscaloosa County senator on Thursday blocked a local bill that would annex a 2,500 foot strip of land that the Tuscaloosa County school superintendent said is needed to allow a school to open this summer.
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| Road crossing will be reworked (The Tuscaloosa News) |
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A Tuscaloosa engineering company has been hired to redesign the intersection of Martin and Union Chapel roads near Sokol Park.Tuscaloosa County Commissioner Don Wallace brought the contract approval for Sentell Engineering before the commission on Wednesday, citing an immediate need to alleviate rush hour traffic.
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| TUanCounty votes to condemn land for road (The Tuscaloosa News) |
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The Tuscaloosa County Commission on Wednesday voted 3 to 1 to seize land needed for a new road between Coker and the site of a new county school in the Romulus community.
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| Rising food costs take toll on charities, needy (The Tuscaloosa News) |
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TUSCALOOSA | The rising cost of food isn't just affecting people's grocery bills at home. It's also hitting local food banks, soup kitchens and the number of people who sign up for food assistance. With gas prices also at record highs, people living at or under the poverty level are bearing the brunt.
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| Police blotter (The Tuscaloosa News) |
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ArrestsSaturdayBradford Turner, 36, 4800 block of Second Street East, was charged with first degree marijuana possession. Bail was set at 10,000.FridayMarcus Leatherwood, 25, 14500 block of John Taylor Road, Ralph, was charged with possession of a forged instrument. Bail was set at 100,000.
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| TCHS Wildcats sweep series (The Tuscaloosa News) |
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sss NORTHPORT | Allison Rice threw 16 shutout innings on Tuesday as the Tuscaloosa County softball team swept Oak Mountain in a Class 6A sub state series.TCHS 34 14 won the opener 1 0 in nine innings and took the second game by a score of 7 0.
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| CALENDAR Club meetings (The Tuscaloosa News) |
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United Mine Workers Local 1876 2 30 p.m. Sunday, 15942 Paradise Lane, Brookwood. Call 205 339 9384.Bingo 2 p.m. Sunday at Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 6022, 7001 University Blvd. E. in Cottondale. Call 205 553 8040.
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