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Considering a job with the Tuscaloosa City Schools? There are a lot of benefits to living and working in Tuscaloosa. With a population of more than 111,000, the city is the 5th largest in Alabama and an educational hub, home of The University of Alabama, Stillman College and Shelton State Community College. Search below to find out more about what Tuscaloosa has to offer. 
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Explore Tuscaloosa

From outdoor parks and recreation offerings, such as the city's Riverwalk along the Black Warrior River, to athletic events and a range of restaurants and shopping options, there's a lot to see and do in Tuscaloosa. Check out what our beautiful city has to offer!
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The Heart of West Alabama

A long bridge spans a wide river in the background, with a modern building and a grassy field in the foreground.
A wide aerial view captures a tree-lined street with buildings in the foreground and a distant stadium under a cloudy blue sky.
A paved path curves through a grassy field with a wooden fence in the foreground, leading towards a lone tree and distant hills under a bright, sunlit sky.
A brightly lit pedestrian bridge with %22RIVER DISTRICT%22 in neon lettering spans across the foreground, leading to the Mercedes-Benz Amphitheater and its stage set against a backdrop of trees and a twilight sky.
A lively outdoor market with many people browsing stalls under a canopy of trees.
Stone ruins and a grassy circular platform are in the foreground, with a partially intact brick and stucco structure and lush green trees in the background.
Young women in sparkly red dresses wave large white flags with a red %22A%22 logo on a football field, while a cheering crowd fills the stadium in the background.
Walk/bike path on jack warner parkway
359 overpass in the river district
Tuscaloosa Amphitheater
Train going over train trestle
Tuscaloosa attraction The Venue
The shore of the Black Warrior River
Softball game day in Rhodes Stadium
Dock at Manderson Landing
Path on the Riverwalk
Adapted Athletics arena at the University of Alabama
Student Recreation Center at the University of Alabama
Metal flowers in the River District Park
Teal text reading %22Visit%22 hovers above large, red, blocky text spelling %22SCALOO%22 against a plain white background.

 

Why not get out and experience the fun in your own backyard? Tuscaloosa, Alabama, is a great place to live, play, and work! For more things to see, do, dine, and experience in and around Tuscaloosa, explore the Visit Tuscaloosa website.

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