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Local churches have joined forces to sponsor the Alberta Community Unity Day this July, bringing together our community for a day of fun, food and friendship!

Tuscaloosa Co. EMA hosting last COVID vaccine sign up sites Pop-up vaccine clinic in Alberta By Ugochi Iloka | April 5, 2021 at 1:28 PM CDT - Updated April 5 at 1:28 PM TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (WBRC) - The last pop-up COVID vaccine sign up sites are being held in Tuscaloosa Monday and Tuesday. It’s designed to be a one-stop shop to help people get a vaccine appointment. People who need help getting a COVID shot, will have an opportunity to register for the vaccine in person at Alberta Baptist Church until 5:00 p.m. Tuscaloosa County EMA is targeting people age 55 and up, but sign up is wel...

There are 10 days left until the 2021 Tuscaloosa municipal election. With recent changes to a local polling location, knowing the correct spot for voters to cast their ballots is imperative to an efficient voting plan. Districts 1 through 6 will vote in the same places as in years past. Here are the polling locations for those zones: District 1: (TDOT) Building Auditorium District 2: McDonald Hughes Community Center District 3: Church of the Highlands District 4: Calvary Baptist Church Annex District 5: Alberta Baptist Church District 6: Belk Activity Center Get our free mobile app Di...

Enter your number to get our free mobile app Tuscaloosa's District 5 city councilman Kip Tyner announced that Alberta will be getting a "brand new Chevron on steroids" Tuesday. Tyner said that the service station will be along University Boulevard between 23rd and 24th Avenue. The station will be located where the former Tuskaloosa Exterminating Services used to be and will be right across the street from the Alberta Baptist Church. "The Chevron service station is something that you would see in Brentwood, Tennessee, or Glendale, Arizona," Tyner said on his television show "Great Day Tuscaloo...

Single tornado outbreaks in u.s. history and turned much of that area including a church there to rubble. now, more than a year later that community is just starting to rebuild. elizabeth prann is live for us. what do the church members have to do to go through the process? >> had to get reimbursements from fema and from the insurance companies but it was all worth it in the long run. >> i heard the wind. >> dorothy couldn't believe her eyes when she saw what the 2011 tornadoes did to her tuscaloosa church. >> i was shocked to see how much damage it did. >> after serving the community since 19...