Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 29th of July.
Good morning, Montgomery.
Volunteer fire departments in rural Alabama are facing rising costs that are straining their budgets.
Local leaders plan to review operations and explore funding options to maintain emergency services.
Tom and Jodie Fritz are taking their painted pink bus (Where's JoJo?) on the road from Oct.
1 to attend breast cancer awareness events across Alabama, Georgia and Florida as they share Jodie’s journey after her stage-four diagnosis and stress the importance of early detection.
Community members in District 2 gathered today at a town hall to ask tough questions about neighborhood safety + share ideas for local improvements.
Girls are invited to participate in a photo shoot for International Day of the Girl on Saturday, Oct.
10 from 9 to 10 a.m. at the Capitol steps, organized by Pink and Pearls for Girls Inc. — inspiring empowerment — for girls 3 to 18 to celebrate confidence and leadership.
The YMCA of Greater Montgomery offers before & after school care that provides homework help and safe structured activities for children while easing working families' schedules.
The program runs throughout the school year with care beginning at 6:30 a.m. at the Goodtimes Center, Cleveland Avenue YMCA, and Grandview YMCA.
JAG High School’s Purple Reign Marching Band practices indoors and outdoors to beat the summer heat — they schedule early and late drills with hydration breaks as temperatures peak, preparing for fall shows ahead.
Local leaders in Prattville explored the potential for a city-led school system during a town hall held Tuesday.
The meeting brought families, taxpayers and educators together to share ideas on future education options.
Reid State hosted an annual back to school bash today — K-12 students received school supplies including free backpacks for the first 300 kids.
Sherika Nicole invites kids and families to join her 4th Annual Kids' Groovy Line Dance Back-to-School Bash, scheduled before the new school year starts.
The event will bring the community together at a local venue for a spirited pre-school celebration.
Meet Dazzle—a lovable pet available for adoption at Montgomery Humane Society—as the shelter hopes to find him a loving new home.
The WSFA sports team began its second annual Fever 12 Media Day event on Monday and is now rolling out daily interviews at 2 p.m. on its digital-only live Fastcast — introducing local high school football players ahead of Friday night games.
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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