Black History Month

Black History Makers of Alabama honors Juanita Taggart-Jones for her contributions and impact to the local real estate industry.

Black History Makers of Alabama honors Dr. Lucille Prewitt for her dedication to educating children in Tuscaloosa for 40 years.

Dr. Samory Pruitt is making black history in Tuscaloosa through his consistent service to community affairs at the University of Alabama and throughout the community.

Antwon Pettway is making black history through his work in athletics at the University of Alabama.

Black History Makers of Alabama honors Sheriah Gibson for her dedication to entrepreneurship and community engagement in Tuscaloosa.

Students at Hillcrest High School organized a walkout Wednesday morning over alleged restrictions on their Black History Month Program.

Black History Makers of Alabama honors Pastor David Gay for his efforts in mental health and community well-being throughout West Alabama.

Kevin Croom, the executive director of The Croom Foundation, is impacting at-risk youth in West Alabama by exposing them to college opportunities.

Longtime Tuscaloosa City Schools District 7 board member Erskine Simmons has served the students, parents, and citizens of Tuscaloosa for many years, and through his service many lives have been impacted.

Aerial Horton is using her long-time love for sports to impact youth in Tuscaloosa while serving as the first ever strength and conditioning coach at Paul W. Bryant High School.