SUMMARY: Nitro Tales, recently opened in Providence, Huntsville, offers an elevated Japanese dining experience combined with cocktails on tap. Drawing inspiration from visiting over 50 countries, owner Out The Chain curates a menu featuring global ingredients with a focus on healthy options, all low in sugar and calories. The venue promotes a vibrant atmosphere, attracting a diverse clientele of professionals and adventurous diners. With events like the Stupid Cupid singles mixer, Nitro Tales fosters conversation and connection within the community. Customers have praised the restaurant’s ambiance and the unique culinary offerings it brings to the area.

Why leave the country or even the state when you can find international flavors and a luxury environment at home in Huntsville?

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SUMMARY: An EF-1 tornado caused significant damage in Calera, Alabama, particularly at an RV lot where trailers were overturned, and homes sustained damage. Key locations, including the Calera Baptist Church, faced destruction, losing part of their roof and suffering from downed trees. Fortunately, city officials report no serious injuries from the storm. Community members are actively participating in cleanup efforts, showcasing a strong spirit of solidarity as neighbors support each other during this challenging time. Heavy machinery is deployed to clear fallen trees, and volunteers continue to work diligently to restore the area.

EF-1 tornado damage in Calera, Alabama

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SUMMARY: A fire late Saturday night severely damaged a century-old church in Atmore, collapsing its roof and prominent steeple. Fortunately, no injuries were reported as firefighters prioritized safety. Church members expressed heartbreak over the loss but emphasized that the church is more than just a building; it is a community and a family. They gathered for an outdoor service, giving thanks for their safety and hoping for a revitalization of their congregation. Despite the destruction, including soot-stained stained glass, members are resolute in their spirit and commitment to rebuilding and fostering new life within their community.

The fire chief says the blaze that destroyed the First Presbyterian Church may have been caused by lightning

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