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Today's riddle: Why do some birds fly south for the winter? ๐ค (Answer below!)
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1. Huntsville spending $10 million to improve busy intersection, new traffic signals coming (al.com) โ Huntsville is investing nearly $10 million to add new traffic signals, turn lanes, and drainage upgrades at the busy Northern Bypass and North Memorial Parkway intersection, supporting major new retail and medical projects there. City Council also advanced road design work in Huntsville-annexed Limestone County, including improvements near Mazda Toyota and other major employers, with completion timelines stretching into 2027 and 2028.
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2. Finding Your Faith Community in Madison, Alabama (themadisonmemo.com) โ If you're in Madison or nearby Huntsville and looking for a spiritual home, this guide rounds up a wide range of congregations from Baptist and Catholic to Muslim, Jewish, Hindu, and more. It highlights local options like Madison churches plus Huntsville's Islamic Center and Jewish congregations, and encourages residents to explore beliefs, programs, and accessibility before settling on a community.
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3. Southern Union Names Paul Goodridge Associate Director of Public Affairs and Religious Liberty (nadadventist.org) โ Huntsville residents who know Pastor Paul Goodridge from Mt. Calvary Church and Oakwood University will soon see him step into a wider leadership role. The Southern Union Conference has appointed him associate director of Public Affairs and Religious Liberty, drawing on his years of ministry and advocacy experience while he transitions from his current Huntsville pastorate.
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4. Democrats call out Republican's arrest as ALGOP chair says transgender candidates have 'mental disorders' (al.com) โ Voters in the Huntsville and Madison area's House District 25 are seeing their race pulled into a broader statewide fight over transgender rights and political rhetoric. After Alabama's GOP chair called two transgender Democratic candidates mentally ill, one of them, Allison Montgomery, is pushing back, arguing local residents care more about affordability, education, and healthcare than culture-war attacks.
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P.S. The answer to today's riddle: "Why do some birds fly south for the winter?" โ Because it's too far to walk..! (Thank you Theresia F. for sending it in!)
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