Good morning, Montgomery.

Today, WSFA 12 news and Meals on Wheels Montgomery (the local charity) are hosting a telethon to support food delivery for those in need.

The event aims to boost community resources and outreach.

Funeral arrangements have been made for the late Rev.

Dr. Bernard LaFayette Jr. (a noted civil rights leader) who passed away on March 5; details for the service will be released soon.

Montgomery Small Business One Stop Shop hosted an 'AI, Actually Lunch & Learn' session on Tuesday to show AI can improve messaging and held a mixer on Wednesday.

It will host a reception today (with Gov. Kay Ivey signing a proclamation for Women’s History Day) to honor Women’s History Month.

The Forney Trailblazers Wagon Train will arrive in Montgomery this evening as part of a 10-day, 185-mile journey leading to the Southeastern Livestock Exposition Rodeo at Garrett Coliseum.

The group, embodying a decades-old family tradition, will pause for lunch at Mulder Church around noon.

Montgomery native author Willie Moseley has released his new book, The Golden Age of Normandale, which explores the history of Normandale Shopping Center.

The book offers a fresh look & key insights into a local landmark.

Faulkner University and Hyundai Motor Manufacturing Alabama signed a three-year agreement to fund the PATH program, with HMMA contributing $200,000 per year to support simulation-based healthcare training.

The partnership, which begins in January 2026, will enhance training for emergency responders and health professionals in the region.

Governor Ivey ordered flags lowered to half-staff to honor three Birmingham airmen killed in an aircraft crash in western Iraq on March 12; donations are being collected for their families.

City of Montgomery announced the 2026 Mayor's Internship Program that will select 30 students to gain hands-on experience in city government.

The internship will offer practical learning opportunities starting later this year.

The Montgomery Biscuits and OnDeck Partners announced that Riverwalk Stadium has been renamed DABOS Park, signaling a fresh start for the beloved ballpark.

CEO David McNairy said the change shows a long-term commitment to boosting Montgomery’s commercial and cultural scene.

Hootenanny 5K & 1-Mile Fun Run

10-11 a.m. — Montgomery Whitewater — Registration required — Kick off spring with a 5K and fun run, featuring live music and unique races.

Cupcakes & Calculations

2-5 p.m. — Juliette Hampton Morgan Memorial Library — Free entry — Enjoy cupcakes while engaging in fun math challenges with fellow enthusiasts.

Much Ado About Nothing

7 p.m. — Alabama Shakespeare Festival — Tickets available — Experience a classic Shakespearean comedy filled with clever wordplay and romance.

Medal Madness 5K, 10K, & Half Marathon

8 a.m. — Blount Cultural Park — Registration required — Compete in a series of races with a scenic out-and-back course and earn a finisher medal.

Dino Dig Education Program

10 a.m. - 12 p.m. — Montgomery Zoo & Mann Wildlife Learning Museum — $21 for zoo members, $35 for non-members — Unearth dinosaur bones and enjoy hands-on learning at this fun paleontology program for kids ages 4-10.

ArtTalk: Self Taught Artists

8-10 p.m. — Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts — Free entry — Bring your artwork for an informal critique and enjoy refreshments while interacting with fellow artists.

Little Feat Concert

7:00-9:30 p.m. — Montgomery Performing Arts Centre — Ticket prices vary — Experience the soulful sounds of Little Feat live in Montgomery.

Katy Nichole Concert

7-11 p.m. — Davis Theatre for the Performing Arts — Ticket prices vary — Experience a night of uplifting Christian pop music with Katy Nichole.