Moundville Times

06/23/2026

PTSD is a mental health problem that some people do not understand well. People with PTSD might feel sad, scared, or angry when they do not expect it. They might stop doing things they used to enjoy. If you or someone you know has these feelings, you can get help and information at CredibleMind: tinyurl.com/ypnxb8yw.
- with Alabama Department of Mental Health, MCHD - Mobile County Health Department, and Jefferson County Department of Health

06/23/2026

Have you been wanting to attend one of our venomous snake workshops we've hosted recently but aren't a first responder? We still have spots available for our Bibb Co. training this Saturday, 6/27 and are opening them to the general public. In other words, anybody is welcome to attend. Registration is required. To register, please go to this link - www.aces.edu/go/BibbSnakeTraining
As long as you can still register at the link, spots are still available. We hope to see some of you there!

06/23/2026

A mosquito bite is more than just an itchy nuisance.

Mosquitoes are among the world's most dangerous insects, capable of transmitting diseases that affect both humans and animals. That's why mosquito control plays an important role in protecting public health.

During National Mosquito Control Awareness Week (June 21–27), take a moment to learn how you can reduce mosquito populations around your home and help keep your family, pets, and community safe. https://www.aces.edu/go/6465

06/23/2026

06/23/2026

How can you be ready for bad weather? If a hurricane is coming, being prepared means having an emergency kit with things you need, checking your family's insurance, and listening to instructions from local leaders. Find out more at alabamapublichealth.gov/get10/index.html.

06/23/2026

Lightning Safety Awareness Week:

Know how to stay safe when a thunderstorm threatens by preparing now, so you can survive during, and be safe after!

06/23/2026

While many of us love watching Eastern gray squirrels scramble around, it's a different story when they decide to make themselves at home in your attic! 🐿️🏠 Because of their natural instinct to gnaw, they can accidentally damage wiring, cache food, and create a mess when they nest. ⚡📦

To keep them safely outside, keep an eye out for chewed siding, soffits, fascia boards, or ridge vents where they might be sneaking in. 🧐 roofline inspection is key!

Learn a few ways to manage the situation:
https://www.aces.edu/blog/topics/forestry-wildlife/eastern-gray-squirrels-managing-and-preventing-attic-damage/

06/23/2026

For Southerners, watermelon wisdom is passed down through generations. While some suggestions for picking the perfect melon are rooted in fact, others are just old wives’ tales. Experts with Alabama Extension can help consumers decipher the difference so they can always pick a good watermelon, making for the perfect sweet treat this summer.

Learn what is myth and what is fact: https://www.aces.edu/go/6503