Good morning, Montgomery.

Southern Orthopaedic Surgeons broke ground on a 14,000 sqft medical office at 17 Springs in Millbrook on Oct.

8, with plans to offer walk-in orthopedic care, physical therapy + MRI imaging. The facility will open late next year to serve the growing community.

Faulkner University will honor Dr. Fred David Gray during its annual Faulkner Bible Lectureship on Tuesday, Oct.

20 at 6 p.m. at University Church of Christ – recognizing his decades of service in preaching and his commitment to racial unity.

Cloverdale Playhouse is debuting Urinetown tonight+ inviting community members to experience the new musical production at the Playhouse.

A sellout crowd attended the Renaissance Convention Center for Faulkner Benefit Dinner on Thursday, Oct.

8 where former CIA Director Mike Pompeo and former MI6 Chief Sir Richard Moore spoke about intelligence + future artificial intelligence applications. Faulkner University raised funds for scholarships and honored community members with disabilities.

MAX Credit Union announced that Matthew Darby joined its Wealth Management team as a Wealth Advisor on Oct.

8 (yesterday) and will use his 21 years of experience from Regions Investment Solutions to offer tailored investment services to local clients.

Mayor Steven Reed and Congressman Shomari Figures held a press conference on Oct.

8 urging residents to prepare for Hurricane Isaias — which may bring winds, flash flooding, and tornadoes this weekend. Emergency crews are staging equipment and a tornado shelter is set at 360 Williams drive.

The Alabama National Fair opened its 11-day run last night, inviting visitors today to try a hot honey bacon corndog and enjoy rides, games, and other treats at the fairgrounds + offering a festive local outing.

Patrician Academy extended its unbeaten streak with a 36 to 6 win over Bessemer Academy on Oct.

8 in Homewood. Running backs Ridge Russell and Ethan Carr each scored two touchdowns as the team prepares to face Clarke Prep next week.

Due to Tropical Storm Isaias, Alabama high school football games have adjusted their kickoff times.

Mobile area matchups have moved to Thursday while games in other parts now feature new Friday start times, including the Enterprise at Carver-Montgomery game postponed to Week 11.