Good morning, Montgomery.

Junior League of Montgomery is hosting a Holiday Market (Oct.

14 to 17) that gives local residents a chance to shop early for festive gifts and decor. The event will feature local vendors at a downtown venue and promises a community-focused shopping experience.

The Alabama National Fair closed Friday due to Hurricane Isaias and will reopen today at 11 a.m. at Garrett Coliseum with half-price tickets while the Commodores’ concert goes on as planned.

Federal Emergency Management Agency placed 150 relief trailers loaded with water, meals & generators at Maxwell Air Force Base yesterday to prepare for Hurricane Isaias, according to Col. Mike Gallucci.

Community leaders from various government levels met in the last 24 hours to coordinate safety efforts.

UMS-Wright beat Montgomery Catholic 33-27 in double overtime Thursday, Oct.

8 in Mobile — the Bulldogs clinched victory with a walk-off play by Richard Scott following a key interception, as coach Sam Williams praised the team’s resilience.

High school football teams faced off Oct.

8 with AHSAA reporting scores from across the region. Auburn beat Johnson Abernathy Graetz 59 to 6 and Mary G. Montgomery overcame Davidson 28 to 7 as many schools posted decisive wins in a busy gridiron day.

Benjamin Russell beat Pike Road 31+28 on Thursday as running back Josh Harriell set a career high with 231 yards while linebacker Caleb Kendrick sealed the win with an interception in Alexander.