Good morning, Montgomery.

A ribbon cutting celebrated a donated walk-in freezer and refrigerated truck at the local volunteer fire department (Rolling Hills) earlier today.

Local leaders said the new equipment will help boost emergency response in the community.

Faulkner University will host its annual Benefit Dinner on Oct.

8 featuring guest speakers Mike Pompeo and Richard Moore, while WSFA hosted Weather Camp on Jul. 22 at its studios for young meteorologists. Both events provide fresh opportunities for local community engagement.

Community leaders and local organizations will meet at the Connector's Table (a new initiative) to explore ideas that support Montgomery's future.

This event aims to spark discussion on building local partnerships and projects.

Jan's Beach House Grill on Eastern Boulevard reopened today after closing earlier this month because of a roach infestation.

The restaurant now welcomes customers after addressing the pest issue.

Alabama Power shared energy-saving tips to help residents beat the summer heat and lower energy bills, with advice available online to guide consumers through the warm season.

Pike Road’s fire department is now designated for emergencies outside Rolling Hills—nearby units will respond first.

Officials held a ribbon cutting for a donated freezer and truck, updated the District 3 candidate slate, and reopened the Wares Ferry Road bridge after months of repairs.

Gov. Ivey signed an executive order on Wednesday, July 22, creating a commission to study the risks and benefits of screen-based instruction in K–12 classrooms; its findings will guide 2027 legislation.

The order follows state laws that ban cellphones and limit kindergarten screen time (final report due Dec. 1).

Alabama's delegation supported a bill introduced Wednesday by Rep. Shomari Figures (D-Mobile) to let Tuskegee Airmen Inc. build a memorial on federal land in Washington that will honor the Tuskegee Airmen and serve as an educational resource using only private funds.

Montgomery’s Wares Ferry Road bridge reopened Thursday after seven months of repairs+ officials said the roadway is now safe for vehicles.

Traffic flow is expected to improve along this key route.

Local residents gathered at Pine Level Community Center after the water board denied a petition to remove board members for not meeting bylaw requirements and failing to share member counts.

A special meeting on a water system improvement project will be held July 28 at 5:15 p.m. at the water system offices.

Pike Road has consolidated fire service so its volunteer department now gets initial calls, and the change has raised response time concerns in Rolling Hills Lakes (town council voted unanimously).

Mayor Stone said the town will review call data to ensure service meets or exceeds current levels.

National Cell Phone Courtesy Month in July reminds locals to adjust their phone habits by switching to silent during meetings, meals (or dates).

The report offers clear tips to reduce disruptions and improve everyday interactions.

Montgomery native KJ Jackson, a four-star recruit from Saint James School, is vying for Arkansas' starting quarterback spot with a decision expected after summer practices.

The Razorbacks will open the season against North Alabama and Utah before facing Georgia in the SEC opener.

Beautiful - The Carole King Musical

1-5 p.m. — Alabama Shakespeare Festival — VIP tickets available — Experience the magic of Carole King's musical journey with exclusive VIP packages.

Beautiful - The Carole King Musical

1-5 p.m. — Alabama Shakespeare Festival — VIP tickets available — Experience the magic of Carole King's music live on stage with premium seating options.

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.