Shelby Weiss, a junior at The University of Alabama, is a Multi-Media Journalist majoring in News Media with the hope of becoming an international travel writer. She has worked in broadcast news as an On-Air sports reporter at Crimson Tide Productions for three years, recently became a contributing writer to The Crimson White Opinions Column, and is now looking to bring her writing flair to the Tuscaloosa Thread as an intern. From Jacksonville, Florida, there’s nothing she loves more than traveling, a good book, and bringing you the latest news!
Shelby Weiss
Financial Aid Now Available for Disaster Zones in 6 Counties
The United States Small Business Association is now offering low-interest loans to several Alabama businesses, nonprofits, homeowners and renters affected by severe weather events in January.
COVID-19 Vaccinations Now Available for Pickens County
From April 1 through May 29, all qualified residents can get the first of two vaccine shots at the Pickens County Service Center Building.
Sage Juice Bar Hosts Concert Series to Benefit Musicians
From morning acoustic sessions to Sunday soul music to cocktail hour vibes, Sage is looking to host and raise money for musicians who have lost business during the pandemic.
Walker County Sheriff Criticizes New Alabama Gun Bill
Walker County Sheriff Nick Smith took to Facebook to voice his complaints, which he feels the public should be aware of and concerned about.
Tuscaloosa City Council Revokes Mayor’s Emergency Powers
The Tuscaloosa City Council revoked a state of emergency Tuesday which for months has allowed Mayor Walt Maddox to act without council approval to address the COVID-19 pandemic.
Kentuck Festival’s 50th Anniversary to be Held In-Person
To celebrate the Kentuck Festival’s 50th anniversary, the organization is hosting a community art project throughout the year.
Gov. Ivey Visits Sawyerville: Community Demands Storm Shelters
Sawyerville residents are outraged that there are no community storm shelters in the area and are asking Gov. Ivey to help build some.
Man, Grandson Survive Sawyerville Tornado in Underground Shelter
70-year-old retiree Russel Horne woke up Friday morning without a home, a car or any of his possessions after a vicious tornado ripped through Hale County Thursday.
PHOTOS: Hale County Residents Survey Storm Damage
The community of Sawyerville in West Alabama's Hale County was hit hard by one of the 19 tornados that tore through Alabama Thursday.
Alabama Rowing Earns Highest Ranking in Program History
The University of Alabama’s Women’s Rowing team is ranked No. 8 in the country, breaking into the national top 10 for the first time in the program’s history.