*THIS CONTEST ENDED AUGUST 3, 2020** CONGRATULATIONS TO THE WINNERS!! Winners are: Flag Football – Kade Bullard; Tackle Football – Xavier Lee; Baseball – Jaxon Broadrick; Soccer – Lilee Backer; Cheer – Mikinley Skinner Fill out and submit the form below…
When most young girls were joining dance classes, Aileen Charles was passing around the pigskin. She started off by playing flag football in elementary school and had the guts to talk to her coach about joining the team once she…
When you think of attention deficit and hyperactivity disorder, your first thought is likely that it’s a children’s diagnosis, but ADHD is a problem for adults as well. University Medical Center Clinical Psychologist Dr. John Burkhardt said ADHD is…
Congratulations to Vance Elementary School first-grade teacher Chelsea Faulkner, who’s WVUA 23’s latest Featured Teacher. Foster was nominated by a parent who said she’s made her daughter love school at Vance even in the wake of a family tragedy.…
MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) – Alabama’s governor is honoring the state’s first Black poet laureate, a creative writing teacher from Birmingham who delves into the pain and difficulty of being Black in America. Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey presented a commendation Wednesday…
Millions of Americans are celebrating Thanksgiving on Thursday, but some of our four-legged friends at the Humane Society of West Alabama got a jump start on the annual feast this week. The dogs staying at HSWA’s dog house are all looking for…
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. – A stretch of a street in west Tuscaloosa now recognizes Investigator Dornell Cousette, a police officer killed in 2019 while trying to take a suspect into custody. Some Tuscaloosa Police officers said they were surprised last week…
Sports impact millions of people around the world every day. There’s always that one game that fans circle on their calendars. For Alabama, that’s the Iron Bowl. And this year, the Crimson Tide squeaked by with a 24-22 win over…
The holiday season is in full swing, but thieves are all too eager to take advantage of the Christmas cheer and make off with your gifts before they get where they’re going. But Tuscaloosa’s law enforcement agencies are out…
