Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 22nd of July.
Good morning, Montgomery.
Meals on Wheels Montgomery is planning to deliver 125 holiday bags (supported by Guardian Credit Union) to homebound seniors enrolled in its Frozen Meals Program during its third annual Christmas in July event; the bags include hygiene kits, nonperishable food, and snacks.
Greater Montgomery YMCA will host its 7th Annual Tailgate BBQ Cook Off — local residents can look forward to a friendly competition at the Midtown location on Aug.
15.
Prattville's Founder's Day celebration (a tribute to Daniel Pratt's legacy) will be held on Friday, July 31 at The Lyric at Esther’s.
The event will include remarks from local leaders, a special announcement, and a live concert by hometown singer Jessie Lynn.
Montgomery’s first-ever Food Truck Festival is set for Saturday, July 25, where food trucks will offer diverse dining options + live activities.
Locals can enjoy a unique community event that highlights local cuisine and culture.
Alabama Educational Television Commission is moving ahead with a 600-person survey to gauge viewer interest in its programming while board members disagree on its focus (some linking the survey to PBS affiliation).
At Tiny Hands Talking, Samantha Daugherty explained that parents can learn baby sign language to boost early communication skills as part of Try-It Tuesday.
The session offers practical guidance for local families to support their young children.
The AHSAA All-Star Week (Monday, July 20) featured baseball at Dabos Park with the South winning Game 2 after the North took Game 1, while the North swept the golf matches at Arrowhead Country Club to extend their all-time series lead.
Nick Kelly is at SEC Media Days 2026 in Tampa and talks with experts about the Crimson Tide's upcoming season — focusing on offensive line challenges and a still-unclear quarterback battle.
Alabama must address these issues to boost its future prospects.
The North All-Stars won basketball, cross country and tennis matches during AHSAA North-South All-Star Week Tuesday at venues in Montgomery — including the Cramton MultiPlex, Gateway Park and Lagoon Park.
Star players earned MVP honors in games that highlighted strong performances.
The Montgomery Biscuits will host a six-game series against the Birmingham Barons in Montgomery and offer fun activities for the whole family.
Local fans will enjoy baseball and community spirit at this upcoming event.
Beautiful - The Carole King Musical
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Beautiful - The Carole King Musical
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Beautiful - The Carole King Musical
1-5 p.m. — Alabama Shakespeare Festival — VIP tickets available — Experience the musical journey of Carole King with premium seating options.
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