Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 10th of October.
Good morning, Decatur.
Domestic violence survivor Valerian Fletcher left an abusive relationship to protect her daughters and rebuild her life with help from Crisis Services.
She started a nonprofit to support others facing abuse—her work now provides a path forward for many.
The government shutdown has lasted eight days and may soon affect Decatur schools if food assistance cuts force more reliance on school meal programs—leaders warn that delays in reimbursements and Head Start funding could add pressure for up to three months.
Hartselle High senior Hudson Bone was named News 19’s Student of the Week for his leadership in band, choir, and key club, and he plans to become a music teacher.
Principal Dr. Brad Cooper said Bone consistently goes above and beyond—bringing a positive start to the school day and inspiring his classmates.
Today, FOX54 verified that Publix stores in Alabama allow open carry of guns under state law, similar to policies in Georgia and Florida—while local laws still restrict firearms in schools, government buildings, and prisons.
A spokesperson said the chain will call law enforcement if a customer creates a dangerous shopping situation.
Hartselle resident Kelli Morton turned her grief into advocacy after losing her mother to breast cancer in 2019—she now promotes early detection to help others avoid similar loss.
Cupping with Silicone Cups Workshop
9 AM – 5 PM — Massage Therapy Institute — $200 — Master the art of silicone cupping and enhance your massage practice with new techniques.
Percussive Power: Unlocking the Benefits of Vibrational Therapy
9 AM – 3 PM — Massage Therapy Institute — $150 per person — Enhance your massage practice with masterful percussive therapy techniques.
River Clay Fine Arts Festival
9 a.m. – 4 p.m. — Decatur City Hall — Admission fees vary — Explore a vibrant artistic marketplace with live music, food trucks, and activities for all ages.
Feed My Sheep Conference 2025
3:00 – 9:30 PM — 123 Church St NE, Decatur, AL — Lunch provided — Equip and encourage pastors for the challenges of ministry with insights from notable speakers.
Wes Bayliss Concert
7-8:30 p.m. — The Princess Theatre - Center For The Performing Arts — Ticket prices vary — Experience an evening of live music with Wes Bayliss in Decatur, AL.
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