Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 21st of July.
Good morning, Montgomery.
The Montgomery Humane Society is featuring its Pets of the Week with Mrs. Norris, a 2-year-old cat who loves laps, and Chris Cross, a 3-year-old German Shepherd mix who enjoys walking on a leash.
Interested residents can visit the facility or check the website + learn more.
Alpha Love 2 Life hosted its Summer Grief Relief Program at the Cia Sandtown Kids Journey Program, where councilwoman Jacquelyn Long Thomas guided youth ages 7 to 17 in discussions using the book (The Invisible String) to explore grief and healing.
The event offered a safe space to share stories.
Leadership Montgomery launches The Connector's Table initiative to turn community conversations into action.
The program will bring local leaders and residents together (through planned events) to drive positive change in Montgomery.
Montgomery will host its first-ever Food Truck Festival on July 25, featuring food trucks offering diverse eats for a summer celebration.
The event will bring residents together for a new community occasion in the city.
Community members gathered Saturday downtown to honor Civil Rights icon John Lewis.
They shared heartfelt tributes that celebrated his legacy and lasting impact on our local community.
Local farmers face rising fertilizer prices as international conflict drives up costs and squeezes profit margins; Shep Morris of Morris & Morris Farms said they are delaying equipment upgrades to reduce expenses.
Marbury Water officials answered customers' questions on water restrictions, pricing, and board leadership on Monday while outlining plans to expand the water supply (including restoring an inactive well and building a new treatment plant).
They will complete the projects in about two years if funding and water quality support are adequate.
The Alabama Department of Public Health reported 28 cases of Cyclospora as of July 20 — most in the Northern District, with two hospitalizations and no deaths.
Four cases were linked to travel and eight tied to local food outlets amid the ongoing national outbreak.
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