Tuscaloosa, AL - The Tuscaloosa County Civic Hall of Fame Committee is seeking nominations for the Class of 2024.
The Civic Hall of Fame seeks to honor exceptional citizens who have made significant, long-term contributions to the overall growth, development and betterment of Tuscaloosa County and its communities. Nominees must have made contributions to civic, social, religious or political growth of Tuscaloosa outside of his or her career responsibilities.
In the Civic Hall of Fame’s 23-year history, 136 individuals have been inducted, including familiar names such as Coach Paul Bryant, Snow Hinton, McDonald Hughes, Frank Moody, Munny Sokol and Maude Whatley – individuals devoted to the community, willing to share their time and energy to assist the area in growing and prospering. However, many individuals worthy of this honor have yet to be recognized, and the Civic Hall of Fame encourages individuals and organizations to nominate potential inductees. Honorees will be inducted at at a ceremony later in the year.
The 2023 Class included Christine S. Coleman, Beverly “Bev” M. Leigh III, Dr. Pamela H. Parker and Ellen W. Potts.
Visit westalabamachamber.com/civic-hall-of-fame/ to learn more and find a printable nomination form, or submit an online nomination here.
The deadline to submit a nomination is June 1 of each year.
For more information, contact Marlee Williams at marlee@westalabamachamber.com.
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### About the Chamber of Commerce of West Alabama The Chamber of Commerce of West Alabama is a Tuscaloosa County-based pro-business advocacy organization serving more than 65,000 working men and women through more than 1,300 business enterprises, civic organizations and education institutions. The mission of the Chamber of Commerce of West Alabama is to provide the leadership, vision and catalyst for the advancement of the economic prosperity, business climate and quality of life for the entire community. |
