Alabama Cattlemen’s Association Hosts SLE Rodeo Kickoff Luncheon
The Alabama Cattlemen’s Association hosted its annual SLE Rodeo kickoff luncheon on Thursday, which means the rodeo isn’t far away.
The Southeastern Livestock Exhibition Rodeo is March 18-20 at Garrett Coliseum. There are many days worth of events beyond the rodeo performances.
The Alabama Cattlemen’s Association hosted its annual SLE Rodeo kickoff luncheon on Thursday, which means the rodeo isn’t far away.
For the second year, the Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office celebrated Halloween with a drive-through “Spooktacular” drive-through candy giveaway at Garrett Coliseum.
City officials met Thursday with plans for renovating and improving the Garrett Coliseum. The coliseum is over 75 years old there are some major changes that need to be done.
Since 1954, the Alabama National Fair has offered “The 10 Best Days of Fall,” and this year’s Alabama National Fair has plenty of new attractions as well as familiar favorites.
Organizers say the clinic was a huge success with 238 Montgomery residents given their first dose of the vaccine. Out of that group, a 115 were students.
Multiple city and state departments have partnered with the Alabama National Fair to host a back-to-school COVID-19 vaccination clinic.
The annual SLE Livestock and Rodeo are back in Montgomery this week. The 2020 Rodeo was canceled this time last year after the first case of COVID-19 entered Alabama. Just one year later officials are ready to bring the show back to life with a few changes. The shows will have limited seating and masks will be required to make…
The Alabama National Fair wrapped up on Sunday, Oct. 18, with a successful turnout despite the pandemic and mother nature. Things looked a little different this year, with no indoor activities, vendors, less rides, and limited attendance. Though, Garrett Coliseum was still open to nearly 7,000 residents each day. The fair is one of the biggest fundraisers for the Kiwanis…
The City of Montgomery has big plans for Garrett Coliseum. Just last week, ownership of the coliseum officially transferred from the State of Alabama to the city. Montgomery City Council President Charles Jinright says the city did not spend any money to purchase the coliseum and the state is contributing $5 million to planned renovations. The city plans to do…