Good morning, Montgomery.

DAS North America supported the Heart of Alabama Food Bank when its DAS team volunteered time to help local families (reflecting the company’s ongoing commitment to community work).

Montgomery's Civil Rights Memorial Center is hosting a block party with events to celebrate free speech — designed to counter ongoing attacks on it.

On Sunday morning, Maggie Street Missionary Baptist Church’s J.H.

Rose Voices of Faith celebrated its 50th anniversary in Montgomery — marking fifty years of praise and music that honor local faith traditions.

Young professionals (ages 21-35) are invited to join the Mayor’s Young Professional Council to network with city leaders and peers in Montgomery.

The council offers a chance to make a local impact by connecting with decision-makers and sharing innovative ideas.

Montgomery Humane Society features Pets of the Week with Caramel, a 2-year-old cat who is playful, and Ella, a 9-month-old terrier mix who warms up quickly; both animals remain available for adoption at the society.

The SEC announced kickoff times and TV information for Oct.

10 games—Alabama is set to host Georgia at 6:30 p.m. on ABC. Final times for South Carolina-Florida and Texas A&M-Missouri will be released after this weekend’s games.

Ben Thomas released his list of the top high school football players in Week 6.

The list features standout performances from Maplesville's Nehemiah McCary, Montgomery Academy’s Jarrett Friendly, and Cottage Hill's Shamar Toodle — each earning honors with impressive stats.