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The most-followed news page in Lawrence County, AL. From breaking news to backyard stories, we’ve got the LC covered.

Life begins with a heartbeat. It’s the steady rhythm that signifies life, growth, and vitality. Just like the human heartbeat fuels our existence, every community has its own heartbeat—a unique pulse made up of its people, places, stories, and traditions. In Lawrence County, that heartbeat is strong, vibrant, and full of promise, and LCtoday is here to bring it to light. At LCtoday, we believe in

showcasing the best of what makes our county special. Through positive stories, engaging news, and actionable updates, we aim to celebrate the individuals and organizations driving our community forward. Whether it’s a new business opening its doors, a local event bringing people together, or a neighbor doing something extraordinary, LCtoday is your source for what’s happening—and why it matters. We don’t just share news—we share connections. Our mission is to be a reflection of Lawrence County’s vibrant culture and a hub for information that uplifts and inspires. From family-friendly events and local job opportunities to the arts, education, and outdoor adventures, LCtoday is your guide to living fully and thriving in Lawrence County. We believe in highlighting the good things being done by the great folks who call this county home. LCtoday exists to keep our community connected, informed, and inspired. We are proud to be “the heartbeat of Lawrence County”, amplifying the positivity that flows through our towns and neighborhoods. Together, we can celebrate the beauty of our home, foster pride in our roots, and build a stronger, more united community. After all, life is better when we move to the same rhythm—one heartbeat, one story, one connection at a time. Content shared on this page may be created by any member of our team. Kevin Cooper - Founder & Editor-in-Chief
Andy Bradford - Community Commentator
Victoria Jackson - Visual Media Specialist
Jayven Jones - Visual Media Specialist
Cheneal Wimberley - Weather Specialist

SQUARE GOES SPOOKY: Scare on the Square Trunk or Treat is set for Saturday, Oct. 25 from 6–8 PM in downtown Moulton. 🎃👻H...
09/10/2025

SQUARE GOES SPOOKY: Scare on the Square Trunk or Treat is set for Saturday, Oct. 25 from 6–8 PM in downtown Moulton. 🎃👻

Hosted by the Lawrence County Chamber of Commerce, it’s a night full of costumes, candy, and community fun under the Halloween moon. 📍Moulton Square

Many things in life have let me down.Dots Soul Food Restaurant ain’t one of ‘em.
09/10/2025

Many things in life have let me down.

Dots Soul Food Restaurant ain’t one of ‘em.

09/10/2025

SURVEY SAYS: Name a reason folks pull off on the side of a dirt road.

SUDS FOR A CAUSE: The Dance Team Car Wash Fundraiser is happening Saturday, Sept. 13 from 9 AM–5 PM in the Foodland park...
09/10/2025

SUDS FOR A CAUSE: The Dance Team Car Wash Fundraiser is happening Saturday, Sept. 13 from 9 AM–5 PM in the Foodland parking lot in Moulton. 🚗💦

Donations (cash, Venmo, CashApp) go toward competition costs. Drive up, support local talent, and leave with a sparkling car! 📍15342 Court St.

HUNTSVILLE HOSPITAL COMMITS $14 MILLION TO LAWRENCE COUNTY HEALTHCARELawrence County takes a step forward in healthcare ...
09/10/2025

HUNTSVILLE HOSPITAL COMMITS $14 MILLION TO LAWRENCE COUNTY HEALTHCARE

Lawrence County takes a step forward in healthcare this week as State Rep. Ernie Yarbrough announced a major investment from Huntsville Hospital. In light of the closing of Lawrence Medical Center, the discussions have been filled with emotion, concern, and care — all rooted in what’s best for the county. Huntsville Hospital and Decatur Morgan Hospital have shown good faith throughout negotiations, and as a safeguard, Huntsville Hospital required that all tax dollars and profits generated in Lawrence County healthcare stay right here at home.

At a recent Lawrence County Commission work session, Huntsville Hospital revealed plans for a brand-new, $14 million outpatient facility on a 20-acre site near Walmart. The project includes $8 million for the facility itself and $6 million for state-of-the-art equipment, with extended 16-hour daily operations. Importantly, the property allows room for future expansion — potentially including a standalone emergency room should the success of this facility pave the way.

The hospital system has also pledged resources for emergency preparedness. Plans are underway to secure a FEMA-certified mobile response trailer, to be strategically stationed at Moulton Fire Station under the leadership of Chief Brian Phillips. Additionally, Lawrence County EMS and volunteers at Speake VFD are stepping up, with Greg’s Ambulance providing a dedicated ambulance and Gunnar Walling’s team of certified volunteers offering vital support. Huntsville Hospital has already contributed $60,000 to strengthen the county’s volunteer fire departments.

While challenges for rural healthcare remain, momentum is growing. State leaders like Senator April Weaver, now co-chair of the Rural Roadmap Initiative’s healthcare committee, are tackling issues such as rural hospital funding, workforce shortages, and telehealth expansion. Rep. Yarbrough expressed optimism that Lawrence County has the chance to create a model for rural healthcare success — one that could inspire communities across Alabama and beyond.

09/10/2025

QUOTE OF THE DAY:
"You can’t direct the wind, but you can adjust your sails."
– Unknown

🎡 FAIR FUN UP FOR GRABS! 🎡Want to hit the North Alabama State Fair without buying tickets? We’ve got you covered!We’re r...
09/10/2025

🎡 FAIR FUN UP FOR GRABS! 🎡
Want to hit the North Alabama State Fair without buying tickets? We’ve got you covered!

We’re raffling off two Super Saver Unlimited Ride + Admission armbands (a $76 value!) for this year’s fair in Muscle Shoals. These tickets have been provided by an anonymous donor. ❤️

📍 North Alabama State Fair
65 Sportsplex Drive, Muscle Shoals, AL 35661
🗓️ Happening now through September 14th

🎟️ Raffle entries are just $5 each — every ticket gives you a chance at winning the pair of armbands.

💵 To enter: Send $5 per entry via Cash App to $djkcoop and put “raffle” in the note line.

👉 We’ll draw the winner right here on LCtoday before the fair wraps up. Don’t miss your shot — grab your entries today!

PEARLS FROM THE PROVERBS “Do not withhold good from those to whom it is due, when it is in the power of your hand to do ...
09/10/2025

PEARLS FROM THE PROVERBS
“Do not withhold good from those to whom it is due, when it is in the power of your hand to do so.”

Why do you think someone would fail to do what was right when they knew what was right and could do it?

09/10/2025

The worst thing about sports today is…

Please keep the family and friends of Zoee Dotson in your thoughts and prayers.
09/10/2025

Please keep the family and friends of Zoee Dotson in your thoughts and prayers.

ON THIS DAY: Gunsmoke PremieresRead more ⬇️On September 10, 1955, Gunsmoke premiered on CBS, bringing the Wild West to t...
09/10/2025

ON THIS DAY: Gunsmoke Premieres

Read more ⬇️

On September 10, 1955, Gunsmoke premiered on CBS, bringing the Wild West to television screens across the nation. Set in Dodge City, Kansas, and starring James Arness as Marshal Matt Dillon, the show combined gritty storytelling with timeless frontier themes of law, order, and survival.

Gunsmoke quickly became a household favorite and ran for an astonishing 20 years, making it the longest-running primetime drama in U.S. TV history at the time. Its success helped establish the Western as a dominant genre and set the stage for countless shows that followed. For generations of viewers, Gunsmoke wasn’t just a show — it was America’s weekly trip to the Old West.

09/10/2025

Some days you’re the windshield, some days you’re the bug. 🫟

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