Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 20th of October.
Good morning, Huntsville.
Concertgoers heading to The Orion on Oct.
23 and 24 can catch Huntsville Transit’s shuttle running between downtown and the venue. Round-trip tickets cost $6 (or $3 for seniors and those with disabilities) and can be purchased via the Token Transit app or with cash aboard.
Donna Howell, a Huntsville mother, makes personalized clocks with photos for families who lost children to gun violence.
She has crafted 70 clocks so far & hopes these keepsakes help preserve cherished memories.
Jones on Monday at the Madison County Courthouse said Tuberville’s remarks about newcomers missed the mark on North Alabama’s history and hardworking spirit.
He pointed to local projects like Hadrian, Eli Lilly and Mazda Toyota as proof that new residents bolster the region’s growth.
Huntsville health officials have identified 195 contacts from a confirmed measles case.
They are advising those exposed today to seek vaccination and follow quarantine guidelines to prevent further spread.
October marks Domestic Violence Awareness Month throughout the Tennessee Valley.
In Marshall County, Kelly’s Rainbow provides emergency shelter, counseling, and legal support while reporting over 400 protection orders this year — leading more survivors to seek help.
Two East Limestone football players suffered head injuries during the Friday game against Muscle Shoals.
Hayden Mattox, who had a concussion, was released from hospital while Ian Walker remains hospitalized in Huntsville — community members have also organized a DoorDash fundraiser for the families.
AHSAA Super Regional high school volleyball games begin Wednesday, Oct.
21, at Montgomery's Cramton Bowl Multiplex for the South and Hoover's Finley Center for the North. Top teams from each regional earn spots in the championship tournament starting Oct. 27 at Birmingham's CrossPlex and Bill Harris Arena.
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