Posts by Bud McLaughlin — Page 107
WASHINGTON — U.S. Sen. Tommy Tuberville has been named to head a Senate Agriculture subcommittee that is crucial to issues facing North Alabama, including farming, rural broadband and research by […]
TUSCUMBIA — A Colbert County couple have donated a nearly-700 acre preserve to Land Trust of North Alabama. Jim and Faye Lacefield have donated Cane Creek Canyon Nature Preserve, a […]
MADISON – From the confines of Toyota Field, seven former Rocket City Trash Pandas will be taking their skills to one of baseball’s biggest stages – the World Baseball Classic. […]
HUNTSVILLE — High mortgage rates and inflation last year helped quell the area’s hot housing market, according to the latest report from the Huntsville Area Association of Realtors. The report […]
HUNTSVILLE — Schools, businesses and even Marshall Space Flight Center and Redstone Arsenal are closing early today around the region due to anticipated severe weather. “A line of strong to […]
HUNTSVILLE — The National Weather Service’s Huntsville office has a suggestion for Valentine’s Day – the gift of preparedness. From gusty winds this afternoon into Wednesday morning to severe weather […]
FLORENCE — The Tennessee Valley Authority Board of Directors will hold its quarterly business meeting and public listening session this week in Florence. The public is invited to the board […]
HUNTSVILLE – It’s another net gain for the Huntsville sports community. The Rocket City is hosting the USTA Pro Circuit Championship on May 22-28, 2023, at the Athletic Club of […]
MADISON — Traffic will be stopped periodically this week for blasting along I-565, the city of Madison announced. The blasting will be Monday through Friday for construction of the flyover […]
MADISON – The Rocket City Trash Pandas will host Opening Night for the first time and are coming out of the box with a full slate of promotions this season. […]
BIRMINGHAM — There wasn’t any scoring in the match Saturday but Huntsville City FC Head Coach Jack Collison learned a lot about his first-year team. HCFC played host Birmingham Legion […]
HUNTSVILLE — Welcome to North Alabama, where the weather changes by the minute. It’s not exactly that often, of course, but this week’s sunny 60s may become a snowy mix […]
ATHENS — If you’ve noticed a “hint” of green around Limestone County recently and you know it’s too early for St. Patrick’s Day decorations, there’s a reason for it. Or, […]
HUNTSVILLE — Embattled City Councilman Devyn Keith spoke before Thursday’s Huntsville City Council meeting promising not to be “a distraction.” Then, after the 5-plus minute statement, Keith recused himself and […]
MONTGOMERY – The Franklin County Commission received a $1.42 million grant from the governor Wednesday to aid public safety on the roads. The grant is part of a $5.6 million […]
HUNTSVILLE — With just 11 players on the roster, Huntsville City FC is clearly a work in progress. Especially since the first-year club will play its first preseason match Saturday […]
HUNTSVILLE – Rey and Cynthia Almodovar are known for their long, dedicated service to the Huntsville-Madison County area. In recognition of the couple’s philanthropy, the Huntsville/Madison County Chamber presented them […]
MONTGOMERY — As a former teacher, Gov. Kay Ivey recognizes the importance of education and students’ gaining on-the-job practice. To this end, Ivey announced summer internships are available for her […]
HUNTSVILLE – Huntsville City FC has signed 10 more players ahead of its inaugural MLS NEXT Pro season, the club announced Monday. The new players join Isaiah Johnston, the club’s […]
HUNTSVILLE – Kristina Hendrix has been named vice president for strategic communications at the University of Alabama in Huntsville, the university announced. She began her role Feb. 1. Hendrix, a […]
PHILADELPHIA — Alabama A&M University has a slogan: “Start here. Go anywhere.” Little did Marlon Sanders Jr. know a few years ago that would mean the Super Bowl. Sanders is […]
The Space Development Agency’s resilient layered network of military satellites and supporting elements is now the “Proliferated Warfighter Space Architecture” or PWSA, the SDA announced. The agency is developing a […]
WASHINGTON — U.S. Sen. Katie Britt has been named to serve on three committees: Appropriations; Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; and Rules and Administration. Her office made the announcement Wednesday. […]
