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Today's riddle: What has a cap but no head? 🤔 (Answer below!)
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1. Alabama National Fair returns to Montgomery with new foods and lower ticket prices (waka.com) — Montgomery residents can look forward to the Alabama National Fair returning October 8–18, bringing rides, games, agricultural exhibits, and new food options. The Kiwanis Club of Montgomery's long-running fundraiser also features lower ticket prices this year, helping families enjoy more fall fun while supporting local charities.
2. Montgomery families host Blue Gray National Tennis Classic, players building lifelong bonds (wsfa.com) — College tennis teams from across the country are in Montgomery this weekend for the Blue Gray National Tennis Classic, with matches at Lagoon Park through Sunday. Local host families are opening their homes to visiting players, sharing meals, cheering at courtside, and often forming friendships that last long after the tournament ends.
3. Montgomery, Alabama, Bullying Incident Involving Children Sparks Community Discussion (theunionstar.com) — An online post about an alleged bullying incident between two children in Montgomery has sparked wide discussion about how adults should respond and the need to wait for verified facts. With conflicting accounts and limited official information, community voices are urging compassion for both children and caution about rushing to judgment on social media.
4. TikTok agrees to pay at least $100M in Alabama teen safety deal (topclassactions.com) — A major lawsuit against TikTok is playing out in your backyard, with Alabama's case filed in Montgomery County Circuit Court and resulting in a settlement worth at least $100 million. The deal forces TikTok to add strict time limits, overnight restrictions, and new parental controls for young users, and could grow to $300 million if more states join similar agreements.
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P.S. The answer to today's riddle: "What has a cap but no head?" — A bottle (Thank you Glo M. for sending it in!)
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