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Tuscaloosa news: December 24, 2024

Originally posted December 24, 2024.

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Mayor’s Message: Mayor Walt Maddox delivered his annual Christmas Eve address, emphasizing unity and community spirit. He highlighted key accomplishments for Tuscaloosa this year, including infrastructure improvements and new business developments. The mayor also called on residents to support local charities, many of which are still in need of donations post-pandemic.

Food News: Local bakeries reported record-breaking sales this Christmas Eve, with Edgar’s Bakery and Heritage House Coffee’s special holiday pastries flying off the shelves. Popular dishes like pecan pie and red velvet cake topped the list of festive favorites. Many eateries will remain open on Christmas Day with limited hours, catering to those looking for last-minute treats.

Traffic Advisory: Christmas Eve traffic was heavy throughout downtown Tuscaloosa, especially near shopping hubs like Midtown Village and University Mall. Police advised travelers to exercise patience and plan ahead for parking. Traffic is expected to ease after 8 PM, as most stores close for the holiday.

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