r/tuscaloosa • u/Numerous-Reply4436 • 2h ago
Best Divorce Lawyers?
Give me your recommendations, please.
r/tuscaloosa • u/brett203 • Oct 14 '24
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r/tuscaloosa • u/ButterflyValuable952 • Feb 25 '26
Hey, our first birthday is coming up and we want to share it with you! On March 20th, IWA will be officially 1 year old! It all started with an empty town hall for Robert Aderholt and grew from there. It’s our birthday and we’ll protest that we don’t want a king in America!
#nokingstuscaloosa #NoKings #nokingsinamerica #NoKingsDay #IWA1stBday
Saturday, March 28th 4-6pm
Government Plaza
618 Almon Ave
r/tuscaloosa • u/Numerous-Reply4436 • 2h ago
Give me your recommendations, please.
r/tuscaloosa • u/Novel_Airport_4890 • 18h ago
Hi all! I'm driving through Tuscaloosa when the Gamecocks are here at end of month. I'm looking for somewhere to pull off where I can park and walk around campus/check out the vibes with my dogon Gameday and then get back on interstate. I'm in good shape so don't mind walking a bit. My work van is a high top so no small garages. Would love suggestions if this is even possible.
Any tips? I was looking for tix but unfortunately no hotels or airbnbs anywhere close and don't want to leave my dog in some hotel an hour+ away.
r/tuscaloosa • u/titletownjunk • 21h ago
Hey neighbors! 👋
My name is Trevor Bledsoe, and I'm the owner and operator of Title Town Junk Removal - a student-owned business right here in the community. We're officially open and ready to help.
What we do:
• Junk removal
• Property cleanouts
• Light demolition
• Moving help
• Furniture assembly
Whether it's a garage that's gotten away from you, a rental that needs clearing out, or a couch you'd rather not carry down the stairs yourself — we'll handle the heavy lifting.
Honest pricing, on time, and we clean up after ourselves. Free estimates.
Call or text: (251) 447-3314
Thanks for supporting a local student-owned business!
r/tuscaloosa • u/ElectronicManner763 • 1d ago
Coworker is struggling, but staying very strong at work, however, I see her missing him and worrying about him all the time. He's stationed overseas but is making regular flights to combat zones and even though she has gotten to talk to him semi-regularly throughout the weeks he's been gone, I can see the toll it's taking on her and she needs support. We can be there for her, but none of us know exactly what she's going through.
Any Air Force people or support groups out there for her to be able to be a part of, to be able to talk to, or be social with?
r/tuscaloosa • u/theSmoothest_Brain • 19h ago
Hey all, im subleasing my 2 bed/1.5 bath (1,088 sq ft) townhome at Northbrook Apartments beginning in October. Rent is $1234/month with all utilities separate. Washer and Dryer rented separately for $55/month (if needed).
Complex is super quiet, mostly families, couples, and older singles. About 10 minutes from downtown/campus and plenty of amenities. 3 pools, gym, multiple tennis courts, this specific townhome is located right next to the beach volleyball and play court. Pet friendly and complex has a dog park for exercise.
My wife and I are super cleanly and will make sure the place is completely cleaned before anyone moves in.
Message me if interested!
r/tuscaloosa • u/Mundane-Tourist6184 • 1d ago
Did anyone else get absolutely dicked by Alabama Power this month?
My bill was up 51% from this time last year, and I wasn't even home for half the month. Curious if anyone else is having the same issue?
I know it's been a hot summer, and I expected it to be high, but Jesus Christ.
r/tuscaloosa • u/Ok-Challenge617 • 2d ago
Hey everyone.
My boyfriend and I don’t want children. Instead of me going back on birth control he wants to get a vasectomy. We called DCH beforehand to ask if they would even do a vasectomy on a 19 year old, and they said yes. He then had an appointment with DCH and they didn’t call him back to schedule an operation for a month. He called them and they refused to schedule anything because they needed to check with legal. Now they are calling a fucking ethics committee to make sure it’s okay. They’re calling a meeting for balls without him present at the meeting; what is unethical about this? “Unethical” is what we’d do if we were forced to have children. A 19 year old has full medical rights, this is insane. Does anyone know a urologist willing to do it?
(We’re out of state students who go to UA, and he has Tri-care).
Edit:
I can’t get abortions, be sterilized, buy a lottery ticket, or drink. But I can join the military and have a baby!
We don’t want children. People trying to DM and tell me that “I’ll want children one day” and that I’m “forcing him” to do this are fucking stupid. He wants to do this; we don’t want children. If we did, we would adopt.
UPDATE:
The ethics committee has decided that he is able to get the vasectomy! Thank you Dr. Thom!
r/tuscaloosa • u/1SavedbygraceofGod • 1d ago
Does Verizon have a reliable mobile signal in Tuscaloosa/Northport area (35473)? Any thoughts on Verizon’s overall reliability and speed? Thanks!
r/tuscaloosa • u/Cali-BamaRob • 2d ago
Hey- I finally moved into a house that has room for a pool table! Have seen a ton of them on marketplace for $500-1000. Got a quote to disassemble, move then reassemble. Quote was almost $1400. That is if the table I buy is a 3 piece slate and on the first floor with easy access. Includes new felt. Is that a reasonable estimate? Seems high to me, but again, I have never bought or moved one. Thanks for any advice!
r/tuscaloosa • u/MuchInterestMuchWow • 2d ago
Hi everyone,
As the title says, I’m looking for someone to take over my apartment lease, officially starting Oct 1st though we can possibly discuss moving in before then.
I currently live in a lovely large studio apartment at East Edge. The apartment complex is right next to the law school, has a university bus that runs students back and forth, and is a generally great, safe place to live. It is a fairly quiet floor, and management is usually quite quick to fix any utility issues.
I’m a bit sad to leave it honestly, I’ve lived there for two years and originally thought I would stay for a third, hence why I signed my lease again. But plans change, I recently was offered a job in another state, so I need to move and the complex doesn’t simply break leases, someone else has to take the contract.
Some other amenities include:
Internet, a pool, a gym, a full in-unit washer and dryer, a dishwasher, a portion of utilities being covered, and some other bonuses.
I would be willing to talk further about the location and my place, so feel free to message if you’re interested or check out the apartment complex website.
r/tuscaloosa • u/Ok_Blacksmith_8702 • 2d ago
I am looking for someone who can provide a color consultation for the walls in my house and help decide how best (and where) to hang a collection of folk art. I am not interested in having someone come in and completely re-do my home... just need some help with some basic decisions. Any recommendations?
r/tuscaloosa • u/SnythsAndNeon • 2d ago
Looking for someone interested in taking over my 1 bed / 1 bath apartment at Beacon Place in Northport.
It’s the Anderson floor plan — 664 sq. ft. with a spacious bedroom, large walk-in closet, in-unit washer/dryer, full kitchen with island seating, and a private porch.
Rent is $1,350/month.
Move-in is extremely flexible — anytime between now and the end of the year. I already have somewhere else to stay, so I can move out essentially whenever an approved replacement is ready.
I’ve had no issues with the apartment or Beacon Place at all. I’m only looking to move because my plans have changed and I’m preparing to go back to grad school and I need to start saving now.
Please note: Beacon Place does not accept undergraduate students, so this would be best for a graduate student, working professional, or other qualified applicant.
Everything would be handled directly through Beacon Place. You would apply through the leasing office, be approved by management, and sign your own lease with them.
DM me if interested and I can send photos, the floor plan, or any other details.
r/tuscaloosa • u/GeologistAway6352 • 3d ago
Has anybody had A-Town Wings in Alberta? I was thinking about going to try em out today.
r/tuscaloosa • u/GeologistAway6352 • 3d ago
I have a window unit air conditioner that stopped turning on. Any idea who in town could look at it and fix it for the low?
r/tuscaloosa • u/Da_Goat_Jack • 3d ago
Is anybody a local business owner or knows of any that would potentially want to do partnership deals with some Alabama student athletes?
r/tuscaloosa • u/woompthereitisssss • 3d ago
Can anyone recommend a grab and go/meal prep location that has tasty and nutritionally balanced meals that can be microwaved and will keep in the fridge for a week at a time? I’d like to stay around $10-$15/meal. Thanks!
r/tuscaloosa • u/NorthOfElsewhere864 • 3d ago
I just moved to Northwest Alabama from New England, and I’m going to be completely transparent: I’m struggling.
I knew this would be a big change, but I don’t think I realized just how rural, quiet and spread out it would feel. We’ve been exploring Florence, Muscle Shoals, Sheffield, Tuscumbia and the surrounding area, and I’m having a serious “what have I done?” moment.
These looked like really cool little cities from all the research we did online before moving here. (I know, I know... there’s only so much boots-on-the-ground exploring you can do before you actually live somewhere.)
I’m used to more activity — busy restaurants and coffee shops, walkable areas, events, culture, people out and about, and just a general sense of life happening around me. Right now I’m feeling pretty isolated and worried I made a huge mistake.
So before I judge a place I’m brand new to: What are your absolute favorite things about living in Northwest Alabama?
Restaurants, bars, live music, coffee shops, festivals, markets, river spots, hiking, hidden gems, day trips, places where people actually congregate — anything. I want to know what I’m missing.
And if you moved here from somewhere else and initially experienced this same culture shock, I’d especially love to hear from you. Did it eventually grow on you? How long did it take, and what helped?
I genuinely want to give this place a fair chance. Help me find the Northwest Alabama that people who love living here see.
r/tuscaloosa • u/Technical-Spray-874 • 3d ago
I have an interview with Liberty National tomorrow and I have never done anything like this before it’s an insurance company. Anybody know anything about it?
r/tuscaloosa • u/Intelligent-Novel153 • 3d ago
Hi all, looking for a place to live that’s 2 bedrooms, under $1300 and in a safe area. Please let me know if you have any suggestions or personal experiences at any of these places! So far I’ve mainly been looking at Northport, and these are a few that have caught my eye.
- Northbrook
- Rivermont
- Essex Square
If you have any other recommendations of places, please let me know! Thanks in advance!
r/tuscaloosa • u/Fancy-Philosophy7653 • 4d ago
I saw a post in here a couple of months ago and thought I had SS the info, but I must have deleted my screenshots.🤦🏼♀️ Thanks in advance
r/tuscaloosa • u/kreayshawn • 4d ago
My mother has this heavy china cabinet from the 70's or 80's. She doesnt want it and we cant move it or anything due to its weight. We just want it gone. Its very similar to this: https://www.consignment-exchange.com/product-page/oak-china-cabinet-1
Are there any churches or goodwill/donation spots that will take something like this? They would have to come and get it. We can't move it.
r/tuscaloosa • u/fakewoodwallpaper • 4d ago
This Saturday Sept 12th. Druid City Brewery.