Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 6th of October.
Good morning, Montgomery.
The Church at Eastern Oaks is hosting free men’s flag football every Sunday in October to bring the community together for fellowship and fun.
The events offer a relaxed way for locals to connect and enjoy a friendly game.
A Montgomery mother is asking for donations after a grease fire on Sept.
21 destroyed her home and possessions, leaving her family without furniture or supplies. She is relocating nearby and hopes to reunite her children — donations are accepted at several local drop-off locations.
Southern Company confirmed today that an unauthorized third party accessed information on nearly 100,000 Alabama Power accounts, including names, addresses and phone numbers.
The utility is offering one year of credit monitoring (through Equifax) to those affected.
Urinetown: The Musical will open Thursday, Oct.
8 at the Cloverdale Playhouse at 960 Cloverdale Road in Montgomery and run through Oct. 18 — a satirical show about a drought-stricken city where private toilets are banned.
Alabama ranked sixth nationally in skilled trades growth as employment increased 11.3% from 2019 to 2025 and is projected to rise 8.1% from 2024 to 2034.
The Alliance for America’s Skilled Trades report notes a net gain of 984 workers from interstate migration each year.
Park Crossing High School announced on Monday that coach Anthony 'Tank' Jones passed away, leaving a lasting legacy among students + staff.
Pink Pizazz hosts the 15th Annual Pink Carpet Affair on Oct.
18 to celebrate breast cancer survivors with an empowering tribute; guests are encouraged to dress in their best attire+ show community support.
Montgomery Humane Society features Pets of the Week with Mint, a 6-month-old kitten fired from his barn cat job for being too sweet, and Bella, a 2-year-old Border Collie-mix waiting for a new family (adoptions available at the shelter).
Offensive coordinator Ryan Grubb said Alabama would fix early game miscues after beating Mississippi State as the team prepares to face Georgia on Saturday at Bryant-Denny Stadium—he urged better decision making to tighten play against turnovers.
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