Brittany is a graduate of The University of Alabama where she received her degree in Journalism. She joined the Tuscaloosa Thread in April 2022 and is excited to bring great stories to the Tuscaloosa area.
Brittany Marshall
Tuscaloosa Nonprofit Offering Couples Cash to Participate in Relationship Courses
Tuscaloosa One Place, a local family resource nonprofit, is hosting a free relationship course where participating couples can earn over $300.
Mayor Maddox Announces Opening of River District Park Friday
River District Park, a new amenity funded by the Elevate Tuscaloosa tax plan, is open to the public in downtown Tuscaloosa Mayor Walt Maddox announced Friday evening.
Photos: New Must-Try Restaurants and Shores To Visit in Tuscaloosa on Gameday
Check out some of the newest restaurants and retail stores, perfect for a game-day visit in Tuscaloosa!
Tuscaloosa City School Employees’ Raises to Go Into Effect in October
The Tuscaloosa City School Board unanimously approved raises for TCS employees at Tuesday night's school board meeting that will go into effect on October 1.
Beloved Country Restaurant in Northport Temporarily Closes Due to Staffing Shortage
Mae's Southern Cafe Soul Food n BBQ, located on Highway 43 in Northport, temporarily shut down operations while the restaurant works out several issues.
Inaugural Tuscaloosa Toyota Classic LPGA Qualifier Tournament Set for Monday
A tournament qualifier for the Ladies Professional Golf Association EPSON's Tour will visit Tuscaloosa for the first time on Monday and last until October 2.
Deputies Arrest Several Students After Thursday Brawl at Tuscaloosa County High
Several juveniles were arrested Thursday morning following a fight at Tuscaloosa County High School, police have confirmed to the Thread.
Stillman College Receives $2.7 Million EDA Grant to Develop Cybersecurity Training Center
Stillman College was awarded a $2.7 million grant from the United States Economic Development Administration that will allow the college to renovate Geneva Hall which will house a cybersecurity and information technology training center.
BREAKING: Tuscaloosa POW Reportedly Free After Over 100 Days in Russian Captivity
Alex Drueke and Andy Huynh, the Alabama men who were captured by Russian forces while fighting alongside Ukraine in June, were release after being held captive for 104 days.
Tuscaloosa Man Stabs Woman After Refusing His Sexual Advances
A woman is recovering after a man stabbed her after she refused sexual advances he made towards her Monday.