Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 29th of May.
Good morning, Montgomery.
Wetumpka YMCA unveiled its newly remodeled and expanded facility on Thursday, offering updated spaces & modern features for community programs.
Montgomery Public Schools will host three parent workshops—June 23, June 30, and July 7—at the MPS Leadership Center Building B, where eligible parents of children with special needs may earn $100 per session by attending the full workshop.
Wallace Community College marked 60 years of service as it led education and workforce training in the Black Belt Region, celebrating a milestone that reflects its long-standing commitment to local growth.
Montgomery City Council Planning Commission unanimously approved a master plan to transform the corridor along Norman Bridge Road and Augusta Avenue.
The project, featuring new ballfields, a renovated community center, and public gardens, now moves to the full City Council in mid-June for further review.
Gov. Ivey urged local small business owners and entrepreneurs to apply for the Freedom 250 Patriot Pitch Competition (offering up to $1 million in prizes) by submitting a pitch deck via the SBA portal, with applications due by June 10 at 10:59 p.m. CT.
Montgomery City Council unanimously approved a master plan to guide the future of the corridor along Norman Bridge Road & Augusta Avenue.
The plan outlines key community improvements and transportation upgrades for the area.
One Community Outreach United will host a Community Health Fair this Saturday to improve wellness for local families in Montgomery—offering free health screenings and resources to boost community quality of life.
State leaders and community stakeholders gathered in Montgomery on Thursday to discuss $203 million aimed at strengthening rural care through 11 initiatives such as EMS and maternal health — discussions focused on building on existing resources rather than reopening closed hospitals.
Dr. Karen Landers (chief medical officer at the Alabama Department of Public Health) said the hantavirus risk here is extremely low since deer mice are rare and the state is monitoring the virus through hospitals and clinics; residents are advised to keep their homes and surroundings clean.
Fleet Feet Montgomery will host its Big Run 5K & 5 Mile event on June 6, inviting runners of all skill levels to join a fun community run.
Dreamland Cruise 'n' Car Show
5-9 p.m. — Dreamland BBQ — Free entry — Experience a car show featuring classic vehicles and a vibrant local atmosphere.
Legends of Country Rock
7:30-9:00 p.m. — Renaissance Montgomery Hotel & Spa — No cost information available — Enjoy classic hits from Orleans, a staple of American pop-rock.
First-Time Homebuyer Seminar
10:00 AM – 1:30 PM — E L Lowder Branch Library of Montgomery — Free entry — Explore essential homebuying tips, expert guidance, and networking opportunities at a must-attend seminar for future homeowners.
Free Fish Day
7:30-10:30 a.m. — Gateway Park — Free entry — Cast a line for a morning of family-friendly fishing fun in Montgomery.
Gem Amethyst Rock and Fossil Sale
9 a.m. – 5 p.m. — Hilton Garden Inn Montgomery East — Free admission — Discover hundreds of quality rocks, fossils, and beautiful gemstones at unbeatable prices.
Sidney Lanier All Class Reunion 2026
11 AM - 6 PM — Evans Park and Pavilion — Free entry — Celebrate legacy and reconnect with fellow alumni in a fun atmosphere filled with food, music, and fellowship.
Montgomery Career Fair
9:30 AM – 12:30 PM — Montgomery Marriott Prattville Hotel & Conference Center — Free entry — Connect with top employers across various industries at this recruitment event.
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