Church leaders in Marshall County have been working on their "Go Tell" crusade to fight poverty and meth abuse but now say the world of faith must step up to the immediate devastation in Oklahoma. More >>
Monday, May 20 2013 9:12 PM EDT2013-05-21 01:12:48 GMT
Back on May 15 2011, Deputy Dennis Daversa was accused of kicking in an apartment door at Huntsville Place Apartments, threatening two women and holding them against their will. More >>
Back on May 15 2011, Deputy Dennis Daversa was accused of kicking in an apartment door at Huntsville Place Apartments, threatening two women and holding them against their will. More >>
MADISON COUNTY, AL (WAFF) -
An Alabama chef who's competed on national TV was in Huntsville Wednesday to help promote Alabama's Restaurant Week.
Food Network star finalist Martie Duncan talked with customers at the Main Dish in Meridianville.
Main Dish was on an episode of "Restaurant Impossible" that aired in July on Food Network, so Duncan - a Birmingham native - decided to check in on them.
"So because they are part of the Food Network family and they are supporting Alabama Restaurant Week, I thought I had to come here see Ken, Lynn, the family and how they are doing. Chef Irvine wants me to report back. I couldn't be more excited to come here and try the food for myself. It looks so good when I saw it on TV," said Duncan.
Restaurant Week runs through the 26th of August.
Some 57 cities and 30 counties have restaurants that are participating.
Huntsville and Madison have the most with 40 restaurants.
Main Dish was recently featured on Food Network's "Restaurant Impossible."
All content © Copyright 2000 - 2013 WorldNow and WAFF, a Raycom Media Station. 