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Discover dining options in Madison, AL and Huntsville's exciting pedestrian bridge project! 🌉🍴

The Madison Memo

Aug 11, 2024

 

Trivia Question❓

In 2017, the city of Madison, Alabama experienced a major infestation of army worms that devastated lawns and gardens. How did residents combat this invasive species?

Answer at the bottom of the newsletter

 

Latest News 🎥

 
 
The City of Huntsville has approved engineering contracts for the Huntsville Pedestrian Bridge project.

The contracts were awarded to three different engineering firms who will work together to design and construct the bridge over Pinhook Creek.

The bridge will provide a safe and convenient pedestrian connection between Big Spring Park and the Von Braun Center.

The project is expected to enhance connectivity and promote a more walkable and enjoyable downtown area for residents and visitors in Huntsville.

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Local Favorites To Try 😋

"Madison, Alabama Welcomes Two New Dining Hotspots: The Juicery and Southern Layers Bakery"


Sam & Greg's Pizzeria & Gelateria

A cozy, family-friendly spot offering a variety of delicious pizzas, pastas, salads, and gelato.

The warm atmosphere and friendly staff will make you feel right at home.

Pho 89

Authentic Vietnamese cuisine featuring delicious pho, bahn mi, and other traditional dishes in a comfortable setting.

The fresh ingredients and flavorful broth will leave you craving more.

 

Lawn Q/A Questions

Q: How often should I mow my lawn during the summer months?

A: A1: Ideally, you should mow your lawn once a week during the summer to maintain a healthy grass length of about 2-3 inches.

 

Q: What is the best time of day to water my lawn?

A: The best time to water your lawn is early in the morning, around 6-10 am, to minimize evaporation and allow the grass to absorb the moisture before the heat of the day sets in.

 

Q: How can I prevent weeds from taking over my lawn?

A: To prevent weeds, regularly apply a pre-emergent herbicide in early spring and maintain a thick and healthy lawn by fertilizing and mowing properly. Additionally, hand-pulling weeds as soon as you notice them can help keep them under control.

 
Interesting Facts
  • Madison, Alabama has experienced a significant increase in its immigrant population in recent years, with individuals from around the world choosing to settle in the area.


  • The city of Madison has implemented various programs and initiatives to support the integration and success of immigrants, including English language classes and cultural exchange events.


  • Immigrants have made significant contributions to the local economy in Madison, playing a key role in industries such as healthcare, technology, and education.


 

Device of The Month 💡

Keep cool and comfortable in the scorching Alabama summer with a personal neck fan. Perfect for all ages, whether you're at work, home, or exploring the great outdoors. This handy gadget is ideal for keeping cool during outdoor adventures, workouts, or even while relaxing at home. With its lightweight and portable design, it's a great summer gift for everyone in the family. Don't let the heat slow you down—stay refreshed wherever you go!

 
 

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💡 Answer to Trivia Question:
Residents combat the army worms by applying pesticides, manually removing the worms from plants, and promoting natural predators like birds to help control the infestation.

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