Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 22nd of October.
Good morning, Hoover.
Several workers are recovering from burns after an accident at the ACIPCO facility in Hoover, with officials monitoring their progress.
A ribbon cutting ceremony today launched a new civil rights history trail in downtown Hoover, offering residents an educational walk that highlights key local milestones.
Officers across Central Alabama are wearing pink badges in October to support Breast Cancer Awareness Month and promote early detection, with Hoover Officer Hosford pictured riding her Harley as part of the statewide effort.
The move highlights the importance of regular screenings for breast cancer.
Local authorities confirmed that a woman with Alzheimer’s, who was reported missing earlier, has been found safe.
Her family remains incredibly thankful for the prompt response and caring community support (by local emergency services).
Central Alabama high school football Week 10 features region games as teams vie for playoff spots.
Local Hoover will secure its final Class 6A Region 3 berth if it wins over Tuscaloosa County or if Oak Mountain loses on Friday — other schools in multiple classes battle for postseason play.
XTERRA Appalachian Trail Fest will take place Saturday, Oct.
31 at Oak Mountain State Park in Pelham. The event offers a marathon, half marathon, 10K race, and a family-friendly 5K hike with Halloween-themed features plus an art and culture festival with live music.
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