Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 3rd of June.
Good morning, Montgomery.
On June 12, the Heart of Alabama Food Bank will hold its Annual Summer Fund and Food Drive — a chance for Montgomery residents to support children and families in need.
Beta Nu Omega Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Incorporated is hosting a Charter Day Soirée to mark 90 years of excellence and honor its legacy — community members are invited to join as more event details emerge.
Researchers from Auburn University and the U.S. Forest Service say brown spot needle blight is affecting Alabama’s pine forests in 58 of 67 counties, threatening loblolly pines and prompting phase two studies with drones + imaging tools to track the fungus and assess climate impacts.
WSFA is diving into 2026's tropical outlook — explaining how hurricane forecasts are made, the expected impacts, and steps residents can take to prepare.
The multi-part report airs now to help locals ready themselves for severe weather.
Mayor Steven Reed unveiled plans yesterday to revitalize the Fairview Farmers Market on West Fairview Avenue, aiming to support local growers & vendors and offer new small business opportunities as part of broader efforts to boost West Montgomery’s infrastructure, housing and public services.
Alabama raised income eligibility for the WIC program, so more families can qualify for food benefits including monthly allowances for children and mothers.
Applications are taken at county health departments — local WIC clinics offer nutrition education and support.
Montgomery's first cannabis clinic, The Green Remedy, will open on Saturday along Windemere Boulevard to pre-screen patients for medical marijuana cards based on approved conditions (PTSD, chronic pain, autism, and depression).
Patients must bring their diagnosis and medical history to book an appointment as the clinic runs Monday through Saturday.
East Alabama Health took over management of Bullock County Rural Emergency Hospital on Monday in Union Springs.
The new operator aims to stabilize services and keep 24-hour emergency care open for the community after inpatient services ended in 2024.
National CPR and AED Awareness Week runs from June 1-7 to remind Montgomery residents to learn life-saving CPR and AED techniques as quick help can double a victim's chance of surviving.
The initiative, established by Congress in 2007 (a measure to boost emergency response), calls on locals to gain these skills today.
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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