Good morning, Montgomery.

Independent Rights & Resources will host the Jazz Brunch and Silent Auction on Saturday, Aug.

15 at 10:00 a.m. at Montgomery Catholic Preparatory School to honor its former executive director Kent Crenshaw, whose legacy promoted advocacy and empowerment for people with disabilities.

Montgomery hosts the 31st Annual Buckmasters Expo from today through Sunday, where families and outdoor enthusiasts can explore local vendors + watch a live bull riding competition.

Faulkner University has reached maximum on-campus housing capacity for the Fall semester and will temporarily house students at Auburn University at Montgomery until vacancies open.

The university has arranged resident assistants and shuttle service so nearly 700 students remain connected to campus life.

Local health officials and farmers advised Montgomery residents to choose local produce after the state health department confirmed over 100 cyclosporiasis cases on Aug.

12, believing it could help reduce the outbreak. The recommendation aims to protect public health in the area.

ADPH warns that high temperatures nearing triple digits may cause heat cramps, exhaustion or stroke.

Residents are urged to stay indoors, drink plenty of water — avoid alcohol and caffeine and dress in loose clothing to stay safe.

WSFA 12 News will livestream Montgomery Catholic Knights football games each Friday this season — fans can access the streams on the website, news app and WSFA Fever 12 Sports app.

After a tough 1-9 season in 2025, the Panthers aim to improve (their second season under coach Shane Moye).

They will open the season on Friday, Aug. 21 at home against Goshen.

After a 3-7 season in 2025, the Trojans are set to start fresh under head coach Hayden Stockton.

They will begin their season on Friday, Aug. 21 at Dadeville.