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Council member highlights free workouts, museum speaker and youth programming

Aliceville city council meeting · November 14, 2024
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Summary

At the meeting, a council member announced free Tuesday/Thursday workout and dance classes, praised a museum Veterans Day presentation by Captain Richardson, and encouraged sign-ups for youth basketball and other community events; donors and volunteers were thanked.

A council member at the Aliceville meeting highlighted several community programs and thanked volunteers and first responders for their service. He announced new free workout and dance classes on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 6:30 to 8:00 p.m., noting that the schedule pairs a short workout segment with a 45-minute session beginning at 7:00 p.m. “Yes sir it is free,” he said.

He also described a recent museum Veterans Day program featuring a local speaker identified in the transcript as Mr. Richardson (referred to as Captain Richardson), calling the presentation “pretty cool” and noting the speaker’s military background.

Youth activities and event logistics were discussed: the council member encouraged sign-ups for basketball programs and spoke about using demolished lots or other spaces to create green space or play areas for children. He noted strong community turnout at longstanding programs and mentioned upcoming giveaways and donations, including a washing machine contributed by a resident from nearby Gard, Alabama.

Community appreciation: The council member relayed gratitude to police, fire and first responders for repeated assistance to local families and urged continued community involvement in events and programs.

Next steps: The council member said the city will continue to support programming and will share further information as event plans and volunteer needs develop.