Salutations, y'all! I'm Meg Summers, an Alabama girl who's been back home in Tuscaloosa since 2009. I've been in radio since my college days (go WKU Hilltopppers!), so you could say music is my life. When I'm not managing Alt 1017, I'm ordering crap I don't need online or looking at stupid memes on my phone. I love college football, sweet tea, supporting local businesses, and pie. I think The Avenue Pub has the best cheeseburger in Tuscaloosa, and I will physically fight you if you disagree. I've seen 'The Big Lebowski' at least a thousand times, but my heart belongs to 'Almost Famous.' It's all happening--well, at least middays from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Meg Summers
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The City of Tuscaloosa says the overflow is ongoing at the 31st Avenue East and 47th Street East, flowing into an unnamed tributary of Rum Creek which flows into Cypress Creek.
Alabama Department of Education Announces Plan to Provide Students, Staff, and Teachers wi…
Alabama Department of Education is making plans to ensure the safety of students and staff by providing them with face masks to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
Tuscaloosa Police Hosting New ‘Popsicles with Police’ Event
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Heavy Rainfall Causes Flooding Issues in Tuscaloosa
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University of Alabama Faculty, Staff, and Students Express Concern Over Returning to Campu…
A new organization is expressing concern over the University of Alabama's plan for students, staff, and faculty to return to campus.