Alabama cities

The first-ever Miss Senior Titusville Library Pageant was a success! Birmingham women aged 55 and older were invited to vie for the honor of being the queen of the neighborhood library.

The City of Birmingham, along with the Birmingham Region Health Partnership, is launching the Good Jobs Birmingham Healthcare recruitment campaign for jobseekers. The community-focused jobs initiative designed to build a pipeline of skilled healthcare and digital health professionals.

Montgomery students are getting the opportunity to be involved in an upcoming Town Hall focused on the voices of the city’s youth. A contest will allow students a chance to come up with a name for the Town Hall meeting, design a promotional graphic for the event and apply to serve as one of the moderators.

North Alabama residents and beyond are invited to participate in free yoga classes taking place in Huntsville communities and various spots around town. Registration is open for Huntsville Yoga Week, scheduled for May 6 through May 12.

Governor Kay Ivey is marking her seventh year in office as governor by announcing more than $7.9 million in state funding is being awarded to cities and counties for various statewide road and bridge projects.

U.S. Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg and Montgomery Mayor Steven Reed are discussing revitalization efforts in the Capitol City. The two recently toured some of the West Montgomery sites where the city is investing $36.6 million in federal grant money.

The City of Mobile is releasing its Public Works Annual Report, which highlights the department's extraordinary progress, service and achievements in 2023.

One of Huntsville Parks & Recreation’s biggest annual events is planned for Saturday, March 23. The third annual Eggstravaganza is returning to John Hunt Park. The event is a free community egg hunt for ages 12 and under.

The City of Auburn will hold three public input meetings to garner input on an update to CompPlan 2030. It was adopted in October 2011 and last updated in 2018. It is used largely to help guide future growth and development decision making.

The City of Mobile Adult Field Day is a throwback to grade school, built with adults in mind. All the classic field day games like tug of war, relay races, obstacle courses and more will be played at Herndon-Sage Park on Saturday, March 23.