Tuscaloosa Events

The home of the Alabama Golf team will re-open to the public on a limited bases starting on Wednesday. The course will be open to patrons, weather permitting, from Wednesday-Sunday for the foreseeable future. The golf course closed on March 28 due to concerns over the COVID-19 coronavirus.

The popular Tuscaloosa business, Summer Snow, will close for the time being because of COVID-19. The shaved ice stand had just opened up this week for the season but decided to suspend operation for the safety of its employees and patrons.

The Mercedes plant in Vance, Alabama was scheduled to get back to work this coming week, those plans are now altered. Mercedes Benz US International extended their shut-down for another week, putting the Alabama employees out of work for an additional week.

Tuscaloosa was all set to host the spring SEC championships in softball and women's tennis this spring before the NCAA and SEC cancelled the athletic season due to the COVID-19 coronavirus. The Rhoads Stadium was renovated recently, specifically to host the conference tournament.
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Stuck at home with nothing to do? Big fan of the Crimson Tide? Get involved with Bama To The House! The Alabama football team's social media team has started a project inviting Alabama fans to join in and take part in activities that you can do from home to pass the time during quarantine. The …

Mayor Walt Maddox joined The Game with Ryan Fowler Friday to explain the 24-hour curfew and why it has been implemented.

Canadian combo guard Joshua Primo has committed to Nate Oats and the Crimson Tide. The 6'6" guard out of Royal Crown High School in Toronto Canada becomes the highest rated member of the Alabama 2020 signing class for Oats. Primo is a five-star prospect, the seventh overall combo guard and…

Wednesday morning, Mr. Tider Insider Rodney Orr joined Host Gary Harris to react to and discuss COVID-19's affect on the University of Alabama, how Coach Nick Saban and his staff are handling the pandemic, and who to keep your eyes on in the Crimson Tide's 2020 class.

Wednesday morning Cecil Hurt, sports editor of The Tuscaloosa News, joined senior analyst for BamaOnline Host Travis Reier to discuss how Alabama is adjusting under the COVID-19 pandemic, and how the virus affected college basketball as well.

Host Gary Harris caught up with Scott Moore of "iTalkSEC" Wednesday morning to discuss COVID-19's effect on the world of sports, as well as breakdown the important milestones of Alabama's 2008 season.