DreDay started his radio career taking over the airwaves as a morning show host at his college radio station at Bethune-Cookman University where the city quickly fell in love with his engaging and charismatic personality. After graduating college, DreDay established himself as a DreDay started his radio career taking over the airwaves as a morning show host at his college radio station at Bethune-Cookman University where the city quickly fell in love with his engaging and charismatic personality. After graduating college, DreDay established himself as a dominant radio personality and DJ in his hometown of Orlando on Power 95.3 and STAR 94.5. You could always find DreDay out in the city rocking Orlando’s hottest nightclubs or bringing the party to school pep rallies within central Florida. With a new home at 105.1 The Block, DreDay is excited to bring his high energy and electric personality to Tuscaloosa. You’ll be sure to see him out around west Alabama smiling and having a good time behind the turntables or in the crowd! radio personality and DJ in his hometown of Orlando on Power 95.3 and STAR 94.5. You could always find DreDay out in the city rocking Orlando’s hottest nightclubs or bringing the party to school pep rallies within central Florida. With a new home at 105.1 The Block, DreDay is excited to bring his high energy and electric personality to Tuscaloosa. You’ll be sure to see him out around west Alabama smiling and having a good time behind the turntables or in the crowd!
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Daddy Chronicles: My Son Laughed For The First Time
This week my son officially turned two months old and time is literally flying by! Every week ,mom and I are researching new ways to play with him to help development, and new things that happen on certain weeks. For example, Very Well Family suggests that at week 6, babies will began to self-soothe…
Olive The Cat Needs A New Home
Every week we bring you a new pet that could use a forever home from our friends at The Humane Society Of West Alabama. This week's HSWA Pet of the Week is Olive!
Alabama Exceeds 2,000 Confirmed Cases Of COVID-19
As of 8:00 pm April 6, 2020, The Alabama’s COVID-19 Data and Surveillance Dashboard shows over 2,000 confirmed cases of COVID-19. The exact number of confirmed cases is 2,006 with over 14,000 listed as the total tested number.
Tuscaloosa County now has 74 confirmed cases, Je…
Tuscaloosa County now has 74 confirmed cases, Je…
Bessemer Drive-Thru COVID-19 Testing Opens Soon
According to ABC 33/40, Cahaba Medical Care will be opening a drive-thru testing site for COVID-19 this week. The site will be located at the Bessemer Civic Center each Wednesday 1pm-5pm until further notice, starting April 8th, 2020.
Federal Law Increases SNAP Benefits For Most Families
With unemployment on the rise and more families needing help, federal changes have been made to the SNAP program. These changes include increased assistance, suspension of time limits and more.
Tuscaloosa Native & His Wife Die From COVID-19 While Holding Hands
This has to be one of the saddest things I've seen so far during the Coronavirus pandemic.
Tallulah Could Use A New Home
It's that time of the week again! Our friends at the Humane Society Of West Alabama have a female Labrador retriever mix by the name of Tallulah who could use a new forever home.
ADPH Reports Over 1200 Cases Of The COVID-19; Tuscaloosa Has 34 Cases
As of 3:30 this afternoon (April 2nd), the number of confirmed COVID-19 cases has surpassed the 1k mark and is currently at 1,233 statewide according to The Alabama Department Of Public Health. Tuscaloosa County now has 34 confirmed cases. One of the cases in Tuscaloosa happens to be a member of the…
Georgia & Mississippi Issues Shelter-In-Place Orders
As the cases of COVID-19 grows nationwide, Governors are responding to help protect residents within their respective states. According to NBC News, Mississippi Governor Tate Reeves and Georgia Governor Brian Kemp have both issues Shelter-In-Place orders.
Alabama Has Almost 1,000 Confirmed Cases of COVID-19
As of 4:00 this afternoon (Mar 31st), the number of confirmed COVID-19 cases has now reached 981 statewide according to The Alabama Department Of Public Health. Tuscaloosa County now has 29 confirmed cases.