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Typist with intent. Scrabble-rouser. Slayer of readers with the jawing of an ass. Loather of penguins.
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Avett Brothers and Drive-by Truckers return to Tuscaloosa

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By Mark Hughes Cobb Verified
| Miami Herald Verified
The cliche "This next act needs no introduction" may be truer than usual for the Oct. 2 acts at Tuscaloosa's Mercedes-Benz Amphitheater. Both the Avett Brothers and Drive-by Truckers are Druid City regulars, each having played here numerous times, building from clubs such as the late lamented Chukker, downtown, and the Jupiter Bar & Grill on the University of Alabama Strip, onward through the 1,000-seat Bama Theatre, and upward to the roughly 9,000-capacity amphitheater.
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Why readers are hooked on Dungeon Crawler Carl | MARK HUGHES COBB

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By Mark Hughes Cobb Verified
| Miami Herald Verified
Aliens flatten earth, but gape portals in the ground, all 'round the globe. Several billion die. A few stragglers who weren't indoors when the walls came tumbling down eke out an existence on the blasted surface, but 13 million who instinctively duck below wind up fighting for their lives in a bloody intergalactic murder-game, sort of "The Hunger Games" times Dungeons and Dragons times Dante.
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Raevan Howard elected Tuscaloosa council president Original

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By Mark Hughes Cobb Verified
| Tuscaloosa News Verified
Raevan Howard was unanimously voted to serve as the new president pro tempore for the Tuscaloosa City Council. The position became vacant after the death of former council president Kip Tyner on September 18. Howard is the first Black woman to serve as Tuscaloosa City Council president. She is currently serving her third term on the council, representing District 2. Raevan Howard will serve as president pro tempore for the Tuscaloosa City Council, following a unanimous vote Sept. 29.
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