Lemonade Day

Madeline Thetford took Tuscaloosa's Lemonade Day to new heights by giving her monies to help Tuscaloosa animals this year.  This video explains her "WHY" and her passion to help local dogs and cats in the Tuscaloosa area.  I'm a fan!!! Lucy was the star of the show as well as the official guard dog for Saturday's big event...

Tuscaloosa will celebrate its second Lemonade Day on June 17 as kids from all around the city will learn about entrepreneurship and open up lemonade stands to earn money.

Last year on Tuscaloosa's Lemonade Day, Madeline Thetford woke up early and baked cookies knowing that every dollar she made would be another that goes to help a local animal in need.  My wife and I LOVED everything about Madeline and her great parents...

With Lemonade Day coming up next week in Tuscaloosa, we've come up with a few tips to help make your Lemonade stand super successful. What's the No. 1 tip?  Post the location of your stand on Google, you can do that here. Then check out the video for more tips from past Lemonade Day entrepreneurs...

Lemonade Day is next weekend, and what better way to get ready for this fun event than with some ice cold lemonade?

As you've already heard, Lemonade Day 2017 is on the way! Every successful business advertises. One of our listeners made a Lemonade Day commercial, which is too cute!

The City of Tuscaloosa recognized Lemonade Day for the second straight year by proclaiming June 17 to be the day in a recent City Council meeting. Mayor Walt Maddox presented the proclamation on May 23 in support of the upcoming event that promotes entrepreneurship among the youth around the community...

Lemonade Day, a nationwide program to promote entrepreneurship to our youth, will return to Tuscaloosa for the second time on June 17.

Tuscaloosa and surrounding areas took part in the city's first Lemonade Day on Saturday, and the event generated a lot of interest on social media.

The volunteers at the Mt. Olive Fire Protection District are having a fish fry and Lemonade Day stand to raise money for a community safe room.