Tuscaloosa’s Top Ten Stories Of 2015

Anna Arsenault is the founder of MomStrong, a yoga instructor, director of the Women of Spartan program, an elite obstacle course racer & trainer, and is a mother of four!

Tuscaloosa County Sheriff deputies searched for a suspect wanted in an early morning home invasion in the 2600 block of Clements Road in Cottondale.

Almost one year and countless episodes of teeth gnashing later, my home renovations at 509 finally came to an end. See the before and after picture gallery in the link below.

Jamie Dykes was traveling down Highway 43 North late in the afternoon on March 31st when she encountered an erratic driver weaving in and out of traffic on the wrong side, forcing several motorists from the roadway.

Tuscaloosa is home to the Alabama Crimson Tide and the coolest girls on the planet. We’ve got ten reasons why Tuscaloosa girls are the greatest!

On a recent visit to Tuscaloosa, DareDevilMagic_Insane spent time climbing the Black Warrior River Railroad Trestle. Originally known as the M&O Railroad trestle, it’s a wooden and steel truss bridge that was constructed across the Black Warrior River in Tuscaloosa for the Mobile and Ohio Railroad in 1898.

The subject of Tuscaloosa County School lunches ignited a fire storm across social media Wednesday after the article featuring a purported Northside High School lunch tray posted from a fed up mom.

Bama fans, the KING of 2015 Hype Vids has been found. You’re gonna need a crimson and white pom pom before you watch this thing, because by the time it’s over you’ll want to stand up and cheer!

This is the lunch tray actually served to students at Northside High School. An understandably upset mother posted this on Facebook and the image landed in my news feed.

Taylor Rosenthal isn’t your average 14 year old. Taylor is in 8th grade at Opelika Middle School and invented and patented an idea that drew a $30 million offer.