Elevate Tuscaloosa

Another public park in Tuscaloosa has gotten major upgrades which are now complete and ready to be enjoyed by residents of the West End.

Tuscaloosa Mayor Walt Maddox and most of the city council joined Councilman Cassius Lanier Tuesday morning for a ribbon cutting at Springbrook Park, the site of almost $2 million in fresh improvements.

Community leaders who have dreamed of this day for years celebrated Thursday at a ceremonial ribbon-cutting for the new Benjamin Barnes YMCA in west Tuscaloosa.

It was a joyous and very windy day at Jaycee Park in Alberta City Thursday afternoon as community leaders broke ground on an $11 million project to transform the Tuscaloosa Tennis Center.

The city of Tuscaloosa has finished a $12 million project to upgrade a park in the heart of the city just in time for it to host the first-ever Kentuck Festival of the Arts south of the Black Warrior River.

A park in west Tuscaloosa is looking great after a $1.8 million upgrade which culminated in a Tuesday morning ribbon cutting.

Tuscaloosa is moving forward on plans to add almost two miles to the walking trail at its Northern Riverwalk, which will eventually link with the longer southern trail via the then six-laned Woolsey Finnell bridge.

City leaders in Tuscaloosa gathered in the Springbrook neighborhood Tuesday morning to break ground on the already-under-construction public park there.

City leaders gathered in a breathtaking new public space on the banks of the Black Warrior River Thursday to celebrate the grand opening of Tuscaloosa's Western Riverwalk.

Elected officials and other city staff gathered in Tuscaloosa Friday to break ground on the new and improved Kaulton Park, which will modernize a resource used by West End residents for decades.