SUMMARY: Neighbors in a historic mobile neighborhood are revitalizing a small City Park through the Arty GR event this weekend. Local artists have donated their work for sale or raffle to raise funds for improvements in the pocket park located in the Detonti Square Historic District. One goal is to elevate the planters for easier access. Organizers hope to increase awareness of the tucked-away park, encouraging more visitors to explore nearby restaurants and coffee shops. The event will take place Saturday from 10 AM to 4 PM at Flambo Hall on St. Anthony Street, with hopes for it to become an annual tradition.

The event will raise money to improve the community garden in Detonti Square

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SUMMARY: Huntsville is one week away from runoff elections, specifically for District One voters. This Thursday marks the last day for in-person absentee voting. Voters should visit the City Clerk’s office for assistance. Additionally, absentee ballots must be hand-delivered by the end of the business day on Monday, September 23rd. The election will take place on Tuesday, where officials will be elected for the District One Huntsville City School Board. Make sure to be prepared to participate in the upcoming election.

We are one week away from runoff elections in District 1.

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SUMMARY: The weather in Atlanta features a clear night showcasing a stunning supermoon, brighter and larger than usual. Although northeast Alabama faced some mid-level clouds, most of central and west Alabama enjoyed clear views. Temperatures will drop to 60 overnight, warming to 88 degrees by afternoon. The weekend is expected to be hot and dry, with sunny skies for the Arkansas game at Jordan-Hare Stadium. The autumnal equinox will occur on Sunday. A slight chance of showers appears on Tuesday, with potential changes expected later as models indicate a possible tropical cyclone affecting Alabama around late September to early October.

Alabama’s weather forecast will be hot and dry as we look to the Gulf for a new tropical threat for next week Subscribe to WVTM on …

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