Good morning, Decatur.

Decatur’s E-Center in partnership with Redeemed Digital Studios launched The Scene, a new web app (soon available on mobile) to help residents and visitors find local restaurants, events and attractions.

Use it now to explore the community.

Residents can now enjoy the Morgan County Event Center at 388 Union Hill Road in Lacey’s Spring; the free facility offers courts for basketball, volleyball, and pickleball plus an indoor track.

It is open from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. or 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. and closes Sundays.

USDA agents captured 550 geese from Heritage Plantation Tuesday night after a rescheduled cull followed the dismissal of an injunction request, and the board now urges residents to enforce a no feeding rule and deter the birds with methods (like remote-controlled boats or long-leash dogs) to prevent future overpopulation.

Decatur City Council is reviewing requests for economic development incentives totaling nearly $800,000.

The proposals will be discussed in upcoming meetings to determine their impact on local growth (details pending).

Alabama farm families with long agricultural histories can apply until Aug.

28 for state recognition under the Century & Heritage Farm program — offered by the Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries.

Spirit of America Festival 60th Anniversary

6-10 p.m. — Point Mallard Park — Free entry — Celebrate America's 250th anniversary at this beloved local festival with fireworks and festivities.

Wet Dog Triathlon

Sprint Triathlon — Race Day — Point Mallard Park — Entry fee applies — Compete in a thrilling triathlon featuring swimming, biking, and running with your furry friend.

Tuesdays on the Trails: Harvest Square

9:00-10:30 a.m. — Harvest Square Nature Preserve — Free entry — Learn navigation skills in the great outdoors with compasses and maps.