Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 5th of September.
Good morning, Montgomery.
The American Red Cross has shared low-cost strategies to help local families prepare for emergencies in honor of National Preparedness Month this September.
The guide advises creating household emergency plans, building essential kits, and downloading the free Red Cross Emergency App.
HMMA donated $25,000 to Montgomery Zoo to support its animal care and education programs.
The donation strengthens efforts to boost local attractions.
The Montgomery Area Stamp Club invites collectors of all ages and experience levels to join and share their love for stamps.
The club welcomes new members to connect and learn together in Montgomery.
Walmart is recalling Great Value organic triple berry blend frozen berries due to possible E. coli contamination.
Customers should check their freezers and return any packages marked with lot code 6040 01-6 for a refund.
Inaugural Backhands & Brews tennis tournament took place at Montgomery Country Club as players competed for bragging rights alongside food, drinks, and fun off the court.
The event provided a community chance to enjoy a competitive match while socializing locally.
A local sports analysis compares renowned Alabama football figures to WWE legends by likening Nick Saban to Stone Cold Steve Austin & other icons to wrestling stars.
The piece highlights the shared strength and legacy energizing local fans.
UMS-Wright beat St. Michael 17-13 in a region opener on Friday, Sept.
4. Fowler threw a 70-yard touchdown pass—joining a 236-yard rushing performance by Nygel Mitchell—as UMS-Wright capitalized on a defensive turnaround after missing starting quarterback Gunner Rivers.
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