Posts Tagged ‘Tuscaloosa’
Shop Local for Father’s Day Gifts
Father’s Day 2022 is Sunday, June 19. Do you need a gift for that special man in your life? Below are some great suggestions for Father's Day gifts you can purchase right here in the Tuscaloosa and Northport area. Take a peek at some of our F...
Dauphin Island: The Perfect Summer Getaway
Just three miles south of Mobile Bay in the Gulf of Mexico, Dauphin Island is one of Alabama’s best beaches. Its clear blue water and sugary white sand make it quite appealing to summer vacationers. The town of Dauphin ...
5 Recipes for National Strawberry Month
May is National Strawberry Month. And what goes together better than spring and strawberries? We love fresh ripe strawberries right out of the container, in smoothies and shakes, atop shortcakes with fluffy whipped cream, covered in cho...
HOA Red Flags You Should Watch Out For
Know what you're getting into before you start paying those lofty homeowners association (HOA) fees. Here are HOA red flags to be aware of... HOA memberships Your neighborhood homeowner's association (HOA) helps manage community areas and pro...
Cinco de Mayo: What’s It All About?
Do you like tacos, quesadillas, margaritas, and guacamole? If so, you’re probably ready to celebrate Cinco de Mayo this Thursday, May 5. Whether you choose to eat at one of the area’s great Mexican restaurants or to create some of yo...
5 Great Coffee Shops in Tuscaloosa
Looking for a great cup of joe? Or maybe a cold, refreshing tea? Tuscaloosa offers many choices. From areas on the University campus to downtown to neighborhood cafes, you can find a great cup of coffee or tea and some delicious baked goods as ...
8 Simple Things You Can Do To Help the Earth
With Earth Day celebrated this month on April 22nd our thoughts naturally turn to protecting the earth and its resources. Pollution, single-use plastics, unclean water–all of these are real concerns. But so often, we feel over...
Historic Churches in Tuscaloosa
The city of Tuscaloosa is home to several historic churches. These church buildings vary in size and style, but all have played important roles in the history of Tuscaloosa. From the charter ceremonies for the University of Alabama to the or...