Sunday Afternoon Farmers Market Features Late-Season Berries

De Armanville, AL · July 26, 2026

A steady Sunday drizzle is giving the gardens a much-needed drink this morning. Grab a cup of coffee and settle in for what's ahead.

📰 The Lead

Local youth sports organizations across Calhoun County are already finalizing preparations for the upcoming fall leagues, with registration numbers showing a noticeable bump compared to last year. Athletic directors and volunteer coordinators have spent the weekend reviewing equipment inventories and scheduling field rotations across local municipal parks. For families in De Armanville and surrounding communities, the late-summer shift marks the return of evening practices under the stadium lights and weekend tournaments that bring out local vendors and crowds. Organizers emphasize that player safety and facility upgrades remain top priorities heading into the new season, thanks in part to recent municipal funding allocations. The next public planning meeting for league scheduling is set for Tuesday evening at the Oxford civic annex.

🏙️ Local Pulse

  • Sheriff’s Office Issues Summer Safety Reminders — Deputies are urging residents to lock vehicle doors following a slight uptick in reported property crimes across the rural corridors.

  • County Commission Recognizes Youth Volunteers — Local youth leadership representatives received official commendations during the recent Calhoun County Commission session for their community service efforts.

🌧️ Today's Outlook

  • High 89°F · Low 72°F — Rain (48% chance of precipitation) Keep an umbrella handy as passing showers move through the area this afternoon.

📅 What's On Around Town

  • Oxford: Community Board Game Night — Public Library, 5:00 PM Casual tabletop gaming session open to all ages and skill levels.

  • Anniston: Summer Acoustic Showcase — Zinn Park, 6:30 PM Free outdoor live music featuring regional singer-songwriters on the lawn.

📸 Spotlight & Story

  • The Coldwater Mountain Trailhead Spanning thousands of acres of rugged terrain just down the road, this premier mountain biking network draws riders from across the Southeast while protecting vital local watersheds and native wildlife corridors.

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