Chamber of Commerce

Dozens of area entrepreneurs will be at the Tuscaloosa River Market next month to show off their goods and services at the sixth Celebrate Local festival.

Some of the most influential organizations in the Tuscaloosa area are launching a new internship program to keep talent local after they graduate from area schools.

Republican State Representative Kyle South will step down from his seat in the Alabama House to become the next leader of the Chamber of Commerce of West Alabama.

After 11 years leading the Chamber of Commerce of West Alabama, outgoing CEO Jim Page said Tuscaloosa's best days are ahead -- but only if area leaders put ego aside and will work together to realize them.

Jim Page, the longtime head of the Chamber of Commerce of West Alabama and one of the area's most visionary leaders, will step down in March.

The Chamber of Commerce of West Alabama's Director of Membership Engagement, Alicia Gregory, has been recognized by the Association of Chamber of Commerce Executives (ACCE) as a top 40 Under 40 honoree.

Low incomes, skyrocketing construction costs and a labor shortage all contribute to a troubling statistic in the Tuscaloosa area -- almost no one can afford a new home here.

The Chamber of Commerce of West Alabama will induct five honorees into the Civic Hall of Fame next month for their long-term contributions to the development of Tuscaloosa County.

The University of Alabama and the Chamber of Commerce hosted a career expo at the Tuscaloosa River Market for students of the University of Alabama.

Jim Page, President and CEO of the West Alabama Chamber of Commerce, recently reflected on his ten years serving in his role. He reflected on some of the Chamber's biggest successes and struggles, and how Tuscaloosa will grow in the future.