Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 1st of October.
Good morning, Huntsville.
Madison Street Festival will feature Crafter's Cove, where 60 artisans will sell handmade goods such as art + home decor at Church and Maple streets east of Madison Methodist Church.
A shuttle bus will pick up riders from Maple Street to help shoppers reach the market.
The Greater Huntsville Chapter of the Links, Inc. will host its Rhythm and Blues, Brunch and Bling fundraiser at the Jackson Center on Oct.
24 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. The event will feature live music, brunch favorites, and a chance for locals to support a good cause.
The sixth annual Good Music and Arts Festival will take place at Big Spring Park in downtown Huntsville on Oct.
3-4. The event will showcase local music, art displays, and panel discussions that bring the community together.
The Land Trust of North Alabama and Madison Greenways & Trails will celebrate the grand opening of Mill Creek Nature Preserve on Friday, Oct.
2 at 11 a.m. at the Balch Road Trailhead (site of the historic Gray Cemetery) with a one-mile trail designed for visitors of all ages.
Two new storm shelters will soon be built in District 1 in Madison County - officials say the project will improve safety during severe weather.
Details on construction timing are expected to be released later.
John and Diane Como nearly postponed their wedding on Sept.
5 when John faced a medical scare, but Huntsville Hospital ER staff quickly arranged a ceremony in exam room (C-29) and set up a mini reception with fresh flowers and cupcakes. The couple said the thoughtful actions turned a difficult day into a golden moment.
Huntsville Hospital ER staff helped John and Diane Como tie the knot after one experienced a medical incident (adding an unexpected twist to their plans).
The couple planned to finalize their marriage certificate on Saturday and begin their new life locally.
Plainview meets Geraldine in a marquee, high-scoring Class 3A football matchup tonight at 7 p.m. (today) in Geraldine.
Several key contests at Madison, Harvest, and Trinity this week put local teams on the path to clinching regional rankings.
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