Sports
The future of the Sports Illustrated resort is now in hands of the Tuscaloosa council
Tuscaloosa city council has officially set a date for a public hearing to consider the development plans of the first Sports Illustrated Resort.
Councilman Norman Crow represents the area the resort could possibly be developed in and believes this meeting is the first opportunity to get some answers for his constituents.
“My biggest concern is I want to understand more about the timeshare and how that works. Thats one of my biggest concerns and I am also hearing from residents that are worried about traffic, talking about what traffic will be created by this,” said Crow.
SEE ALSO:Tuscaloosa takes step closer to welcoming first Sports Illustrated Resort
SEE ALSO:Birmingham to host part of 2028 NCAA Basketball Tournament
The SI resort will consist of a ten-story hotel, timeshares, condos, plus a retail space all geared to attract the attention of sports fans everywhere.
The public hearing date is set for October 15th.
CellPoint Raises $30 Million for Travel Sector Payment Orchestration | PYMNTS.com
Are Full-Time, Permanent Jobs A Thing Of The Past?
World reacts to ICC arrest warrants for Israel’s Netanyahu, Gallant
Batting Around: Would you rather sign Blake Snell or Max Fried in MLB free agency?
Ohio State remains committed to 36 varsity sports
I’m a fitness coach — the 3 easiest things you can do to get snatched for the holidays
YirahFit Launches a Crowdfunding Campaign to Revolutionizes Fitness and Combats Loneliness!
One of the best tablets I've tested for entertainment is not from Apple or Samsung – and it's on sale
Returning Vonn Targets St Moritz World Cup Races
