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Staff Report
TUSCALOOSA | An Atlanta developer wants to build a $40 million, 856-bed student apartment complex along the city’s Riverwalk.
But the proposed four- to five-story development is running into some opposition from city officials.
Carter, the development company, has proposed a mixed-use complex on the old Tuscaloosa Chevrolet property on Jack Warner Parkway near Greensboro Avenue.
The property is now a vacant lot used for recreational vehicle parking during the football season.
It's a first-of-its-kind, hydrologic innovation-focused accelerator and pre-accelerator program.
At the Tuscaloosa plant, workers build the Mercedes GLE, the GLE Coupé, GLS model series, and the all-electric EQE and EQS SUVs.
The debate stage in Tuscaloosa became a battleground of ideas and visions for America's future.
Tuscaloosa played host to Alabama’s first-ever presidential debate Wednesday night.
