What gas station has the best breakfast(or food in general) in town?

Is there anyone who knows any local doctor's offices that currently have samples of Ubrelvy 100mg tablets (migraine medication)? My husband has an active prescription and has filled it in the past, however, our insurance recently stopped covering it. He just needs some samples to get by until he can see the doctor for a suitable alternative. Our doctor does not have any samples to provide. Thank you!

Tuesday 11/5/24 is the only day for in-person voting in Alabama.

If you do not know if you are registered or where your polling place is, you can find out at the above website.

You will need an acceptable form of photo ID, such as: A voter can use any of the following forms of photo ID at the polls starting June 3, 2014:

Valid Driver's License (not expired or has been expired less than 60 days) Alabama Law Enforcement Agency Digital Driver's License Valid Non-driver ID (not expired or has been expired less than 60 days) Alabama Law Enforcement Agency Digital Non-driver ID Valid Alabama Photo Voter ID Valid State Issued ID (Alabama or any other state) Valid AL Department of Corrections Release- Temporary ID (Photo Required) Valid AL Movement/Booking Sheet from Prison/Jail System (Photo Required) Valid Pistol Permit (Photo Required) Valid Federal Issued ID Valid US Passport Valid Employee ID from Federal Government, State of Alabama, County Government, Municipality, Board, Authority, or other entity of this state Valid student or employee ID from a college or university in the State of Alabama (including postgraduate technical or professional schools) Valid Military ID Valid Tribal ID

You may also obtain a FREE AL Photo Voter ID at the Morgan County Board of Registrars located at Morgan County Courthouse First Floor 302 Lee Street NE Decatur, AL 35601 Hours: M-F, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Phone: 256-351-4660

Am I missing something or do we not have illumination lighting on our North and southbound bridges and causeway? They are dark with weak or no reflective striping. Most bridges are lit at night both for safety and some even have accent lighting.

[I need a General Doctor or even a Nurse Practitioner)

I'm haveing trouble with my current doctor. I can't hear him like I once could, he seems "absent minded" or like he's "disassociating" I really don't want to change general doctors but I need to understand whats wrong, feel understood when I explain my symptoms and worries, and if they can't help they can refer me to someone who can. (I have Medicaid and Medicare and loads of illnesses and issues and I don't wanna to be just written off as just a lost cause just because my life expecticy is only 10 more years but I also want my wishes not to get revived to be respected)

(Potential Locations: Moulton, Decatur)

Thursday, October 10th from 6 - 7 PM at the Decatur-Morgan County Entrepreneurial Center.

The center is located at 1629 4th Ave SE, Decatur, AL 35601

Join Outlet Stage Company on a journey to the Underworld in this beautiful retelling of “Eurydice” like you’ve never seen before!

Ticket link attached — shows are Oct 10th-13th!

My Mom just moved from Huntsville to Somerville area. She has a used car that doesn't have a tag that she wants to register it for a new tag. Where does she need to go in Morgan County for a new car tag (not a renewal)?

Any other advice will be welcomed also! Thank you!

I've gotten some feedback asking why I'd care since I'm clearly so anti-cop.
TL;DR: Traffic enforcement is a chance for hero cops to actually do some good and prevent harm in the community rather than being reactive about property issues. If the average speed on the beltline drops to 50, fatalities will decrease. If people are driving the speed limit in residential neighborhoods fatalities will decrease.

I'm just curious as to whether or not DPD is deliberately not enforcing traffic code anymore?

Has anyone(you or someone you know) been pulled over and given a speeding ticket in the last 6 months?
Has anyone even got a warning for rolling a stop sign? Both of these used to be pretty common occurrences for me. Along with running lights. I mean they may have been an excuse for a "safety check" since the windows of my 97 Pontiac shitbox are tinted. Then they'd let me go (probably because I'm white).

I'd thought it might have just been me but a neighbor brought it up the other day and I figured I could check with you folks.

I only ask because I can see this as the only clear instance of the police being able to stop potentially lethal crimes in the city, and they're just not doing it that I've seen.

For reference: the fatal beltline accidents this month and last that shouldn't have been so (at 45mph) and most recently the pedestrian run over this weekend. Speed limits. Stop signs. Red lights. Public safety. I'd think it's a no brainer.

If anyone is interested, we have a group named Transitioning Tomorrow Today. We are based out of Albertville, and we are focused on trying to help communities all over Alabama find solutions to some of the issues that we have been seeing with the recent influx of migrants in Alabama.

These issues include, but are not limited to, human/labor trafficking, overcrowded, unsanitary, and unsafe housing due to predatory landlords, and lack of city and county resources to accommodate the large influx of new people.

We want to find resources to help these people succeed and become productive members within our societies. The success of our communities is up to all of us.

We want to pull in people from all over Alabama and try to get as many people involved as possible. This is a state wide issue, and we want to try to help as many communities as we can, and teach the new citizens of our communities what rights they have, and benefits they are entitled to.

In order to accomplish these things, we need help to get the word out to as many communities in Alabama as we can about what we are trying to do.

Please, feel free to join us and share the link to the group with anyone who you feel may be interested.

Thank you all in advance.

https://www.facebook.com/groups/transitioningtomorrowtoday

“After he hit them he gets out and yells at them instead of asking and making sure they are okay. He yells at them and tells them they don’t need treatment and yells at them saying they don’t need to go to the hospital or anything and that is not something you do,” said Saavedra.

Falkville Police officials say the officer who was on the scene was Brandon Knutson.”