Kelvin Reynolds
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Recent articles by Kelvin:
Mental health officer online training in Tuscaloosa
For the past six months, UA’s school of Social Work and Center For the Advanced Public Safety have developed an online training program for law enforcement. → Read More
Tuscaloosa Mayor believes pandemic impacted census results
Mayor Walt Maddox said thousands of students who live off campus were not counted in the census because they went home due to the pandemic. → Read More
Panel discusses workplace coronavirus clinics in West Alabama
Businesses could play a bigger role in coronavirus vaccinations in the future. A pilot program is underway now that could fine tune the process to protect more people from COVID-19. → Read More
TPD peer group offers support to officers working on traumatic cases
Members of the Tuscaloosa Police Department's Peer Support Team are making themselves available to officers who need help dealing with their emotions when involved in traumatic cases. → Read More
Motorcycle ride in memory of 13-year-old Tuscaloosa shooting victim
Joel Smith, President of the Boogie Down Motorcycle Club in Cottondale, told WBRC they want to support Kei’lan Allen’s family during this difficult time. → Read More
Tuscaloosa City Schools extends mask wearing requirement
Mask wearing in Tuscaloosa City school buildings will continue as a requirement through November 19th → Read More
Tuscaloosa County Schools helps students cope with the loss of a classmate killed in shooting
Tuscaloosa County High School students are mourning after a student was shot and killed in Northport. → Read More
Kentuck Festival of the Arts returns as an in-person festival Saturday
People started arriving Friday morning to set up for this weekend’s Kentuck Festival of the Arts. → Read More
Downward trend of coronavirus cases continues inside the DCH Health System
On Thursday, there were only 52 COVID positive patients combined in the three hospitals that make up the health system. → Read More
UA Center for Convergence of Bioscience and Medicine works to make drugs more effective
Scientists and students from several fields including math and biology among others, are looking at ways to make the prescription drugs more effective when people take them. → Read More
Web portal upgraded to donate items to Tuscaloosa-area school children in need
West Alabama Works streamlined the way people are able to donate items to school children anonymously. → Read More
Teachers sue Tuscaloosa County School System in federal court
Several teachers have filed a lawsuit against the Tuscaloosa County School System. → Read More
Year-long road maintenance project starts on I-20/59 in Tuscaloosa
ALDOT is overseeing a multi-million dollar road improvement project on I-20/59 in Tuscaloosa. → Read More
Alabama’s COVID-19 vaccination numbers improve, still some of the lowest in the nation
According to the CDC, just 43% of the people in Alabama are fully vaccinated. That’s fourth lowest in the nation. → Read More
Effort to boost West Tuscaloosa literacy rate seeks financial help
The group is putting small libraries in every room in a house on the Stillman College campus. → Read More
Battery recycling plant could relocate to a vacant building near Tuscaloosa airport
Li-Cycle could operate in an existing vacant space near the Tuscaloosa national airport. → Read More
Alabama Fire College adding more names to Fallen Firefighter Memorial
The Alabama Fire College is inviting the public to a memorial ceremony Saturday morning in Tuscaloosa. → Read More
Chamber of Commerce of West Alabama hosts diversity summit
The Chamber of Commerce of West Alabama is hosting an upcoming event to help employers and business leaders promote growth through diversity. → Read More
Pfizer requests coronavirus vaccine approval for 5-11 year olds
A recommendation on approving a COVID-19 vaccine for this younger group will be discussed before the end of this month → Read More
Shelton State Community College starts first citizenship class
The course is free and open to students who want to learn more about the citizenship process. → Read More