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Live at the Plaza Kicks Off Tonight in Downtown Tuscaloosa
June 3, 2016 The Matt Jones Trio kicks of the Summer Music Series tonight at Government Plaza at 6:00!
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June 3, 2016
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Scott Shepherd’s Flashback Friday Song: May 27th
May 27, 2016 I was 6 months out of high school when this Flashback song was released. Written by Dennis Linde. Linde also penned hits the 1972 Elvis Presley hit, Burning Love and Goodbye Earl for the Dixie Chicks.
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Video Captures Alabama Jail Inmate Attack Police Officer
May 20, 2016 The Mobile County jail has released footage of an Alabama inmate attacking a guard who was working in his office.
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How To Go Bald In 10 Seconds
May 9, 2016 One young girl learned the hard way that corn, power drills and long hair does not make for a great instructional video.
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Scott Shepherd’s Flashback Friday Song: May 6th
May 6, 2016 Flash back to 1994! I was one year out of high school. I can't say I remember exactly what I was doing in '94 but I do remember this song from Tracy Byrd. It came from his multi-platinum record "No Ordinary Man".
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First Friday in Downtown Tuscaloosa Returns May 6th with New Showcases
May 5, 2016 It's back, First Friday returns May 6th in Downtown Tuscaloosa where the arts come alive with exhibits, live music and crafts!
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Sam Jackson’s Closing After 102 Years
May 5, 2016 After 102 years of doing business in Tuscaloosa, Sam Jackson's Gifts is closing it's doors.
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Scott Shepherd’s Flashback Friday Song: April 29th
April 29, 2016 Flashback time again. Let's go to 1992! Confederate Railroad took this song to the number 2 spot on the charts. It was their highest charting single!
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Toy Harmonicas Are The Devil and I Can Prove it
April 20, 2016 I had a horrifying experience last week. My son was blowing on his toy harmonica and as usual, it was getting on my last nerve. In - Out! Screech! Screeeeech! coming from his room. Then the noise stopped.
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Scott Shepherd’s Flashback Friday Song: April 15th
April 15, 2016 Every Friday at 7:30, we travel back to different time in country music to feature a song that made a few waves. Today's Falshback song takes us back to 1989. I was in the 9th grade at Coffeeville High School with a freshly printed motorcycle license. Times were good.
