Good morning, Huntsville.

Trinity United Methodist Church in Huntsville will host an interfaith dinner event on October 23 to support community service—details about the schedule and participation have not yet been released.

Vandalism cut fiber lines—causing significant disruption to internet service in Morgan and Lawrence counties.

The Maple Hill Cemetery Stroll was held on October 10 in downtown Huntsville and featured over 60 costumed characters sharing local stories with music, historical exhibits, and scavenger hunts for kids.

The free event included a Grand Stroll Parade at 1:30 p.m.—residents were asked to avoid parking in driveways due to limited space.

Fantasy Playhouse has announced it will stage Cinderella soon—presenting a timeless fairy tale for local audiences with more show details to come.

Tangled String Studios, a local music spot, announced on Friday that it will close on Jan.

1 after nearly 14 years of service and creative shows for the community — the studio has planned final live events featuring local groups to mark its farewell. This closure comes after a long run of offering handcrafted instruments, recording space, and live performances in Huntsville.

Hartselle City School leaders recently added a safety app called Raptor that lets teachers send an emergency alert with one push—this app helps staff quickly share their location, check rosters, and notify emergency teams to keep students safe.

The new system will improve emergency response times and documentation during crises.

Three Huntsville women are sharing their personal stories to empower young women through the AUM Foundation mentorship program that offers professional development, mental health courses and enrichment.

They will unite on Oct. 18 at Bollywood Night at the Von Braun Center—raising funds to support their mission.

Malcolm Gopher, owner of 708 Bar and Grille, told city council on Thursday he felt unfairly singled out after his restaurant was shut down in September for alleged gun violence and drug activity—his reopening hearing is set for next Wednesday.

Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Alabama’s Medical Scholarship Program pays for the last two years of medical school—exchanging that benefit for a three-year service commitment in rural clinics.

The program will help bring more doctors to underserved areas and ease clinic shortages.

Candlelight: A Haunted Evening of Halloween Classics

6:45-8:45 p.m. — The Electric Belle — Ticket prices vary — A spooky ambiance with Halloween classics to set the mood for the season.

Sip & Stroll Night Market: Spooky Spirits

5-9 p.m. — The Orion Amphitheater — Free entry — Enjoy a night of artisan goods, food trucks, and tarot readings with a Halloween twist.

Straight No Chaser: Holiday Road Tour

7:30-9:00 p.m. — Mark C. Smith Concert Hall — Ticket prices vary — Enjoy an evening of captivating a cappella performances with Straight No Chaser.

Friday Night Flick: Beetlejuice

6-9 p.m. — Land Trust of North Alabama: Three Caves — $15 for members — Enjoy a classic spooky film under the stars in a unique natural setting.

Daikaiju Concert

9:00-11:59 p.m. — St. Stephens Music Hall — Tickets available — Experience the energetic surf rock stylings of Daikaiju, featuring kabuki masks and an anonymous performance.

Senior Saunters: Bradford Creek Greenway

2-4 p.m. — Monte Sano Nature Preserve (Bankhead Trailhead) — Free for members — Discover the beauty of nature on an easy stroll through Bradford Creek Greenway.

Phat Sammy’s Phusion Comedy Open Mic

9-11 p.m. — Phat Sammy's — Free entry — Enjoy a night of laughter hosted by local comedians at a weekly open mic comedy event.

Witches Day Celebration

11 AM – 7 PM — Lowe Mill ARTS & Entertainment — Free entry — Celebrate all things witchy with activities, scavenger hunts, and costumed walks at this family-friendly event.

Zombie Prom

8pm - Midnight! Groove with the Pat Jamar & The Funky Few Band in one room, hit the DJ dance floor in the other, and enjoy spooky drinks, eerie bites, and a $1,000 costume contest to die for! Get your tickets now!

Farmers Market Open

8 AM – 4 PM — Madison County Farmers Market — Free entry — Early birds enjoy fresh produce and local goods every Saturday.