After COVID-19 put the kibosh on its 59th season, Theatre Three is striking back with a 591/2 season: four shows which will take place outside of its Qu
The latest instalment of Exclusive Books’ Cover to Cover online book show will be presented by seasoned journalist Joanne Joseph who will be “travelling” through countries to navigating privilege and the journey to financial freedom with four remarkable authors on Thursday at 18:00 on Exclusive Books‘ YouTube channel.
The show’s interactive online platform aims to promote authors and writing in South Africa by bringing the interviews into people’s homes.
SA authors set to ‘journey’ into world of books
Journeys will feature interviews with Dr Emmanuel Taban, author of
The Boy Who Never Gave Up; Shubnum Khan, author of
How I Accidentally Became a Global Stock Photo; Nicolette Mashile on her book,
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9:20 p.m. Final election results are posted. The City of Tuscaloosa reports 20% turnout for the mayoral race.
8:30 p.m. Incumbent Mayor Walt Maddox declares outright victory, finishing with 56% of the vote.
7 p.m. Polls close in Tuscaloosa. According to the latest report from the city, there are 59,301 registered voters inside of the Tuscaloosa city limits.
4 p.m. City spokesman Richard Rush tells Patch that the city will be publishing election results as they come in on the city s new election dashboard. Polls close at 7 p.m.
11:30 a.m. Tuscaloosa Patch published an update with results from a recent unscientific web poll asking readers to grade the campaigns of each mayoral candidate. Read the full update here.
In one of the closest elections in recent memory, Tuscaloosa City Councilwoman Sonya McKinstry has lost her bid for a third term to represent District 7.
Unofficial results have McKinstry 25 votes short of challenger Cassius Lanier, a local businessman behind the Lanier Automotive Co., who earned 749 votes to McKinstry s 724.
Meanwhile, District 5 incumbent Kip Tyner earned his seventh term on the council by defeating challenger and University of Alabama student Sam Badger by a vote of 1,221 to 290.
District 2 incumbent Raevan Howard and Norman Crow, a former city Board of Education member who was vying for the City Council s District 3 seat, earned enough votes to win their council seats outright over multiple opponents.