Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 30th of May.
Good morning, Decatur.
Point Mallard Golf Course will reopen Monday and its park's new Event Center is now booking activities for local events.
The updates offer fresh options for family outings in the community.
City officials have begun demolishing abandoned structures along Madison Blvd as part of a larger effort to revitalize the area, removing buildings near Interstate 565 and the building damaged by fire at Madison Inn and Suites (clearing space for future development).
The Southeastern Diversity Project announced that River City Pride Weekend will be held from June 5-7 in downtown Decatur and at Ingalls Harbor, featuring a parade, festival, 5K and community events.
ALEA continues its 101 Days of Summer Safety Campaign to remind drivers and boaters to stay alert after multiple fatal incidents during Memorial Day travel from May 22–25.
The agency is increasing enforcement + public awareness to curb DUI, speeding and seat belt violations statewide.
MJ Gideon, a standout running back from James Clemens (a 3 star recruit who rushed for over 1200 yards with the Jets last season), committed to Vanderbilt.
20th Annual Alabama USBC Mixed Championships
Jun 6 – 21 — AMF River City Lanes — Registration Fee Required — Compete in singles, doubles, and team bowling tournaments for all skill levels.
2026 Rock the South Festival
12:00 a.m. — The Fields at Decatur — Ticket prices vary — Experience the biggest party in the South over three exciting days of music and festivities.
Mobile Food Pantry Distribution
7:30-10 a.m. — Austin Junior High School — Free entry — Offering fresh produce and dry goods to anyone in need, no questions asked.
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