Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 9th of November.
Good morning, Decatur.
City Councilman Kyle Pike discussed developments and improvements in Decatur, and Jennifer Wright was honored as Commodore of the Month by the Greater Morgan County Builders Association.
L3Harris workers and the Downtown Rescue Mission created 2,000 boxed lunches to support North Alabama's underprivileged, marking a significant community outreach effort.
Rodney Smith, owner of the Raising Men and Women Lawn Care Service non-profit, wins Wahl's Benevolent Beard Contest, securing new funds for his organization.
Installation of dynamic message signs on I-565 in Alabama will cause traffic disruptions next week.
Five individuals faced trial for allegedly obstructing traffic on the U.S. 31 bridge during a protest against a police action.
Decatur businesses, encouraged by early successes, are optimistic about a prosperous holiday sales season, paralleling last year's success.
Three Decatur High School teachers and Army veterans emphasize the importance of recognizing the sacrifices made for freedom.
Susan Moore overcame a four-game mid-season losing streak and two 13-point deficits in the first half to secure a 34-27 victory over Decatur Heritage in the first round of the 2A football playoffs.
Weekly BSA Meetings for Cub Scouts and Boy Scouts
Experience community bonding and skill development at the weekly Boy Scouts of America meetings for Cub Scouts and Boy Scouts held at Westminster Presbyterian Church.
SistaStrings Concert at Princess Theatre
Experience the enchanting musical blend of sisters Chauntee and Monique Ross in a captivating live performance.
Explore the Downtown Turtle Trail
Experience Decatur's historic 2nd Avenue by discovering 10 bronze turtles while learning about significant local history.
Annual Turkey Trot 5K and Fun Run
Experience a fun-filled day of running events including a 5K run, Crossfit challenge, and a 1-Mile Fun Run at the Annual Turkey Trot in Decatur.
Explore the Downtown Turtle Trail in Decatur
Discover the 10 bronze turtles along Decatur's historic 2nd Avenue while learning about the significant places and events that shaped the town.
Providence Friday Night Holiday Market
Experience a delightful market featuring local vendors showcasing handmade goods, art, and more in the heart of the Village of Providence.
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