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Visiting Washington State by Train
Washington State is located on the Pacific north coast of the United State; it's bordered by British Columbia (Canada) in the North, by Idaho State on the East side, and by Oregon State in the South.
The state can be divided into 6 geographic land a [...] (Read Article)
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May 04 2012 -
River rescue teams ready to respond
Rescue teams found the body of a missing University of Alabama student Friday afternoon in the Black Warrior River in Tuscaloosa, after he had gone overboard off of the Bama Belle . A rescue team in Montgomery trains for similar incidents in the Alabama River. |
April 16 2012 -
Crowd packs Amp for Luke Bryan
TUSCALOOSA | The line of cowboy boots, short skirts and Levis that wrapped around the Tuscaloosa Amphitheater on Friday night could only mean one thing: Luke Bryan was in town. The hum of the train bridge faded as the excitement of the nearly sold-out audience rose and local radio stations hosted competitions to pass the time. |
March 02 2012 -
WALTER COKE’S SWITCH TO RAIL TRANSPORT IMPROVES CENTRAL ALABAMA TRAFFIC FLOW, FURTHER ENHANCES AI
BIRMINGHAM, AL -- When Walter Coke switched from trucks to trains for delivery of much of its coal to its North Birmingham operations, motorists all over central Alabama benefited, as did air quality for the region. Last month, Walter Coke’s North Birmingham facility began receiving weekly rail deliveries of coal from Jim Walter Resources’ mines in Tuscaloosa County. That change resulted in ... |
January 13 2012 -
Team and Fans are 'All Aboard' for BCS
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (WIAT) - With five days until the big BCS National Championship rematch, the University of Alabama football team pulled out of Coleman Coliseum and headed for the Tuscaloosa Regional Airport. For some fans, the team's departure was all they needed to also hit the road for New Orleans. CBS 42 caught up with several fans leaving on Amtrak's Crescent train for the Big Easy ... |
January 07 2012 -
Team and Fans are 'All Aboard' for BCS
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (WIAT) - With five days until the big BCS National Championship rematch, the University of Alabama football team pulled out of Coleman Coliseum and headed for the Tuscaloosa Regional Airport. For some fans, the team's departure was all they needed to also hit the road for New Orleans. CBS 42 caught up with several fans leaving on Amtrak's Crescent train for the Big Easy ... |
November 30 2011 -
No Train to BSC Championship Game
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (WIAT) - Even though the Alabama football team hasn't solidified their place in the National Championship Game, plenty of fans are already trying to make plans to travel to New Orleans. Matthew Conde, an Alabama student, purchased tickets to ride the Amtrak train as soon as Rammer Jammer began to play at the Auburn game. When we contacted him for an interview, he still ... |
November 04 2011 -
Train station awash in purple, gold and beer
The landing deck at the Tuscaloosa Amtrak station was a swarm of purple and gold as the Crescent line arrived at about 1 p.m. Friday from New Orleans, carrying upwards of 150 rowdy LSU football fans already primed for festive weekend. Oh, and a football game. |
October 13 2011 -
City graduate coach program praised
The state Department of Education is seeking help from the Tuscaloosa City School System to train graduation coaches in school systems throughout the state. |
October 01 2011 -
Widespread Panic fans revel with sense of community
TUSCALOOSA | Widespread Panic is not just a band, it's the heart of a fan community. Many who gathered at the Old Train Station or in the old Chevy dealership lot across from the Tuscaloosa Amphitheater, did so hours before gates opened, because community is as big a part of it as the music. |
July 11 2011 -
Looking Back
City officials were trying to determine if Tuscaloosa owned a washed-out road leading to Sherwood Drive under the Louisville and Nashville Railroad trestle. A deed recorded in 1939 showed the sale of the right of way to the city by the University of Alabama for $5, but no record could be found that the city accepted the deed. |
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