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🌱 Rocket Chef Competition + New Mental Wellness Center In Madison

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Morning, everybody! Keep reading to find out all the community news you need to know before you get this Tuesday started.

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🗞 Here are the top 5 stories today in Huntsville

  1. The best chefs in the metro gathered Monday night in a center-stage kitchen to compete in the 2023 Rocket Chef. (Taylor Mitchell, WHNT 19 News)
  2. Here's how folks at Redstone Arsenal in Huntsville are still cleaning up buried munitions from the World War II era. (Lee Roop, AL.com)
  3. A Decatur naval petty officer is facing federal child porn charge following a Homeland Security investigation. (WAFF 48)
  4. The Huntsville Police Department is seeking public's help in finding a 15-year-old who was last seen Feb. 13. (Jessica Barnett, WAAY 31)
  5. The Kids to Love Foundation broke ground on a new mental wellness center in Madison on Monday. (John Few, Madison County Record)

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