The second annual Made for Moms Expo was held Saturday at the Montgomery Convention Center!

Friday is the night at the Bell Road YMCA!

A 10-day celebration of Montgomery's bites, treats and meals will return for a fourth year.

The Montgomery City and County Emergency Management Agency held an emergency response drill at LAMP High School Thursday.

Thinking about enjoying a sweet treat? Thursday you can do just that and help Children's Miracle Network Hospitals at the same time!

Here are a few events happening around the River Region this weekend.

Over the next two Saturdays, citizens can get their pets vaccinated for rabies at 12 different schools in Montgomery County.

Saturday, May 19, the city of Prattville will celebrate National Kids to Parks Day as well as Armed Forces Day.

The festival is at the Union Station Train Shed from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m.

Here is a listing of all events going on over the next week.

This weekend is full of events.

Food and fun highlight the events in the River Region this weekend, making it an exciting weekend for families.

Keep a sharp eye out for the events going on in Montgomery and the surrounding areas this weekend.

From the Prattville Chamber of Commerce:  The LPGA Tour returns to Prattville's RTJ Capitol Hill Course May 2nd though the 8th, 2016.

The City of Prattville has announced it will observe Arbor Day on Saturday, February 27th at the Autauga County Courthouse from 9 a.m. to noon.

Michael Searles, who is also known as "Cowboy Mike", will give a historical lecture at both Troy University, and its campus in Dothan, about the shared relationship and history between African Americans and the Native Americans of the Seminole tribe.

Five Points Makers Emporium, in conjunction with Foomatic and Helicity, are doing the annual Holiday Pop-Up Shop event.The shop, located in the historic Cottage Hill neighborhood, features work by more than 40 local artists.

A U.S. Air Force B-2 stealth bomber will fly over NASCAR'S Talladega Superspeedway during the CampingWorld.com 500 Sunday.

The Montgomery Zoo's annual ZooBoo needs you! Volunteers for the Halloween spook fest are needed.

The Boys and Girls Club of Greater Lee County will be part of a nationwide "Day for Kids" celebration on SaturdaySeptember 19 in Auburn.

The Missions Ministry and Mary A. Britton Helping Hands Ministry will host a Clothing and Household Items give-a-way.

All Breeds Rescue and Adoption will host an adopt-a-thon across the Wiregrass on Saturday, September 19.

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month and the city of Weptumka is supporting it in full strides with their campaign Color the Town Pink.

The Lettermen will close Troy University's Davis Theatre season on a high note this year with their signature sound and lush romantic harmonies.

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MONTGOMERY, AL., -- They are four American soldiers – three men and one woman who served on the front lines in Iraq and Afghanistan. While overseas, music played a crucial and very personal role in all of their lives. All of the songs take on a special meaning in the context that they are performed by these four combat heroes.

In a quiet classroom at Prattville Christian Academy tutors Jessica Davis and Shelby Vega are turning the page, writing a new chapter in helping students catch up with reading, math and science.

Physically and spiritually, Sasser felt caged in and then it happened.

Another great success here in the River Region for the 22nd Annual Sickle Cell Radiothon.

In a small cubicle at the Central Alabama Laubach Literacy Council in Montgomery Andew 'Woody' Woodcock is showing his trademark patience.

The National Center for the Study of Civil Rights and African-American Culture at Alabama State University will host the fourth annual Robert and Jean Graetz...

If there is one volunteer at the Dunbar Ramer School in south Montgomery County who is really making a difference, it would have to be Eddie Scott.

At 91 years of age Roscoe Brannon is still going strong. "What energy.. what energy.. it's a normal day's work," Brannon says.

Fifteen years ago Patricia Walker decided to take a walk through history.

You could say Ken Johnson is a 'mad scientist' when it comes to prettying up the city of Prattville...

Over 300 prom dresses were collected this year for students who may be experiencing tough times in the economy...

The public is invited to engage in conversation with notable aviation and history scholars and to commemorate a century of flight in Alabama

What a year it's been for Roman Harper. Rushing into town to spend time with family and friends and dashing from one interview to the next.