Mark Hughes is a contributing writer in the field of entertainment and film. With a focus on local news in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, Mark has written for publications such as The Tuscaloosa News, Forbes, and Motor Sport Magazine. His work has also been featured in various media outlets, including WVVA, Lexology, and The Times.
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Mark Hughes focuses on covering local events in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, with an emphasis on sports and entertainment news. He is likely to be interested in pitches related to upcoming local events, performances, and cultural festivals taking place within the region.
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Concord University holds a special Carillion concert on campus today
the city of Bluefield introduces new text alert system for residents.
By: Mark Hughes Cobb
You certainly can go home again, long as you're willing to accept inertia, that objects in motion tend to remain so, whether you're there to see or not.
By: Mark Hughes
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By: Mark Hughes
Just weeks after the spring concert season at the Mercedes-Benz Amphitheater kicks off April 18 with Riley Green, more music will fill the air with the city of Tuscaloosa's free spring-summer concert series, Live at the Plaza, starting May 3.
By: Mark Hughes Cobb
Developer Stan Pate hopes to get $65.1 million in incentives, to develop the long-moribund McFarland Mall site into Encore Tuscaloosa.
By: Mark Hughes
For Monday's "Heroes" concert, closing the 2023-24 "Sounds of Triumph" season, celebrating human spirit, hope and resiliency, Tuscaloosa Symphony Orchestra Music Director Adam Flatt programmed two culminating pieces of contrasting scope, "New Morning for the World — Daybreak of Freedom," and an era-defining, world-changing "beast," Beethoven's "Eroica."
On an otherwise quiet weekend at the box office ahead of the May kickoff of summer movie season next week, Zendaya dominates this weekend box office with her new film Challengers and a resurgent Dune: Part Two
Red Bull is a team that is still being shaken to its foundations more than 18 months on from Dietrich Mateschitz's passing. Just how destabilising, then, would it be if it lost F1's greatest technical mind? Mark Hughes considers that amid speculation of Adrian Newey's desire to leave
One of the greatest and most acclaimed film trilogies of all time is coming back to the big screen this summer in beautifully remastered and extended editions.
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