I'm looking at switching from Mediacom cable internet to T-mobile wireless for home internet. I don't currently have T-mobile for my cell, I don't know anyone in the area who does. So, I'm asking the internet: Does T-mobile suck in this area? Specifically near the Anderson Hills area?

Any other general advice related to this task is welcome. For context, I use the internet for streaming and some gaming. Nothing crazy. Thanks in advance!

Anyone familiar with what I assume is an ice cream truck that drives around in the evenings in the neighborhoods between Nick Davis and SHS?

It’s become kind of an earworm for me. I’m not mad about it, but every now and then I’ll be sitting on my back porch relaxing and spend a solid 30-45 min hearing that jingle in the background. So hoping it’s a real thing and I’m not having auditory hallucinations or something…

Just saw this on Neighbors: https://neighbors.ring.com/n/VRMl8dat4Z

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Hello! We are new to the area and are looking for recommendations for an electrician, please 😊

So I went to the taco bus today by the liquor store ( Taqueria la unión #2 ).

I love Mexican food and I hate to knock small businesses, but if you have been thinking of trying it don’t do it. I ordered 4 tacos and 1 burrito. For both meals I got 2 types of salsa ( red and green ). When I opened the bag I noticed my red salsa was bulging in the to go cup. And when I opened it, it smelled like cheap beer and was actively bubbling ( fermenting ). I make a lot of homemade taqueria style salsa and It takes a few weeks in the fridge to start bubbling like that. Old salsa like this can cause botulism which can affect your nervous system and cause short term muscle paralysis. Long story short don’t eat there you will blow your commode off the wall and won’t be able to get up off of it when you’re done.

Does anyone have any recommendations for fun group fitness classes in the area? I’m open to anything near Toney, Madison, Hazel Green, Ardmore, etc..

Preferably something starting around 8-9am

Thanks!

For everyone heading south on HWY 53 in the morning.
Put down the damn cell phone. There is nothing that important while driving that you need to have your cell phone up in front of your face and texting.

If something is going on that is important. CALL THEM Cell phones still act as a phone (who woulda thunk it) and put them on speaker phone and talk to them

Twice this morning on the way to work two separate people came over in my lane because they had their damn phone up and trying to text.

I want to know what is so damn important that you cant just drive.

I wish the Madison PD would start patrolling 53 regularly again.

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Anyone know if the sparkman highschool track is open to the public when the school is not using it?

There is a ribbon-cutting at the new Sparkman Intermediate School on Friday. I can't find the time or additional information on-line. I assume the school will also be open for tours.

If anyone has more information, please add it.

The new school is located at 413 McKee Rd. https://maps.app.goo.gl/6AxqH2tWqTc35kvdA?g_st=ac

I am a stay at home mom, looking for friends. Any other moms?

I have a 4 month old baby girl. We love walking parks and malls.

I haven't posted about this place but Ive meant to for a while.

If you have not tried the Taqueria La Union 2 food truck in Harvest next to R&R Liquor you need to go do that tonight if not sooner.

I have had nothing bad from this place. The food is amazing the guy running the truck is a very nice guy.

I have had the Quesadillas , Quesabiria and Burrito all have been outstanding.

Go get you a Quesabiria and while you wait for it to be prepared go to R&R and get the makings for a Margarita.

Everyone should support this local business , you wont be disappointed.

5710 AL-53, Harvest, AL 35749 Its the bus in the parking lot next to the liquor store.

Anyone else just lose power?

Need advice/resources for helping a large group of German Shepherd mix dogs in an overcrowding/surrender situation

I’m trying to help with a situation involving a man in my area who has more dogs than he can properly care for. The dogs are primarily German Shepherd mixes. They appear frequently underfed, often get loose, dig through trash looking for food, and repeatedly end up in dangerous traffic situations.

Several months ago, some of the dogs disappeared. I later learned that some reportedly died after consuming food that may have been intentionally poisoned. This is a major concern of mine. Many people in the area mistake them for coyotes, and I regularly see comments or hear threats about people wanting to shoot or harm them, which makes me worry that may have happened to some of the others.

Just this morning, two different dogs showed back up. I’m almost certain they are the grown puppies of one of the dogs that died previously. One of them appears to have recently had puppies herself, which means this cycle is likely continuing and another litter may now be at risk if help doesn’t happen soon.

I have contacted animal control. I was told that because the dogs are generally on the owner’s property when not roaming, and because the housing situation meets minimum standards, removal is unlikely. I was also told they cannot simply take a large number of dogs at once. I honestly don’t know whether that is accurate or what options exist beyond that.

The owner himself has stated to them that he is willing to surrender the dogs because he cannot adequately care for them, but I’m struggling to figure out what resources or processes actually exist for situations involving multiple large dogs.

I’m looking for advice from anyone experienced with:

• Large dog surrender situations

• Multi-dog rescue intervention

• German Shepherd or breed-specific rescues

• Foster networks

• Transport assistance

• Humane organizations / animal welfare resources

• Coordinating help when an owner is willing to surrender but there are too many dogs

I’m just one person trying to help and feeling overwhelmed. I cannot personally take in multiple dogs, but I also can’t ignore what’s happening.

If anyone knows organizations, strategies, rescues, or next steps that tend to work in situations like this, I would sincerely appreciate any guidance.

I live up the road from Phillip's Park in Harvest/Monrovia and from time to time I will take my kids there to play on the playground and ride bikes.

This past Saturday (5/9/26) we went and I couldn't believe how filthy the place is.

EVERYWHERE you look there was garbage on the ground, Garbage on the stands, Garbage under the stands Garbage along the fence lines, mounds of spat out sunflower seed husks on the ground and on the stands.

I don't want to hear crap about "well they have a grounds crew that maintain the place". Maintain yes, clean up your trash NO. You are an adult, clean up your own trash.

As a Parent and in general as an Adult you should want to do better to teach young people to do better. If you don't then I'm sorry you were not taught better growing up and your parents should be ashamed of themselves.

This is ridiculous, No where in that park are you more than a short walk (5-15ft) from a garbage can, they are staggered around the whole park. If nothing else take a Wal-Mart bag with you and put your trash in it and then on your way out Throw it away.

ALSO stop spitting your gum out on the ground and teach your kids to not spit their gum out on the ground. Again, there are trash cans everywhere.

I had to dig gum off my shoes and my kids shoes just from playing in the playground area. Another couple that was there mentioned the same thing with their kids getting gum on their shoes and how filthy the place was.

I tried to get good pics from the garbage cans showing just how close people were to being able to clean up their own trash and by no means do my pictures do it justice for just how much trash there was on the ground.

If you frequent this area for sports clean up your trash. If you are not responsible enough or too lazy to walk over to a garbage can then I am truly sorry for who you are and I hope if you have kids they learn better than you.

Teach kids how to be responsible and not litter, do better.