🌱 Inmate Killed At Limestone + Seafood Restaurant/Brewpub To Open

Hello there, Huntsville. I'm here in your inbox today to get you up to speed on everything you need to know about what's going on in town. In today's issue, you'll find the latest about...

• Limestone Correctional Facility inmate killed
• New historic marker in Huntsville
• Seafood restaurant/brewpub coming to downtown

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Sunny and cooler. High: 54 Low: 28.

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Here are the top stories today in Huntsville:

1. An inmate at the Limestone Correctional Facility was allegedly beaten and killed by another inmate Saturday. There is a DOC investigation into the incident. (AL.com)
2. A new historic marker has been added in Huntsville to honor Alice Boarman Baldridge, the county’s first female attorney. The historic marker sits at 703 Adams St. downtown, where Baldridge’s family home was. (WHNT News 19)
3. Catch 25, a new seafood restaurant/brewpub, is headed downtown! The spot is set to open around the end of this month, but there isn’t a set date yet. It will be located in the former site of Below the Radar. (AL.com)
4. This weekend marked 25 years with the Madison City Board of Education! Citizens in Madison and Triana partnered together after parents from those areas decided they wanted more of a say in their children’s education, so they split off from Madison County Schools to form a new district. (WHNT News 19)

Today in Huntsville:

• PTSA Quarterly General Meeting — James Clemens High School (6:00 PM)
• Haunted Mansion Dinner at Burritt on the Mountain — This event is sold out, so you will only be allowed to attend if you have purchased a ticket. (6:00 PM)
• Pourhouse Trivia Tuesday at Stovehouse (6:00 PM)
• Huntsville High vs Grissom/Columbia — Flag Football (7:00 PM)

From my notebook:

• The Madison County Sheriff’s Office will be conducting training near Governors Drive tomorrow. There shouldn’t be any impact on traffic! (Details)
• Huntsville Animal Services is hosting its Howl-o-ween Trunk or Treat on Oct. 29! Make sure to keep this on your calendar. (Details)
• Don’t forget that this week is Alabama College Application Week, which means that high school students will be able to apply to many universities in the state with application fees waived. Check out the list of participating schools here.
• The Decatur Police Department Alabama is looking to hire new patrol officers. The deadline to apply is Nov. 14. (Details)

Thanks for following along and staying informed! I'll see you soon.

— Amy Young

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