Posts by Mecca Musick — Page 2

The annual Armed Forces Celebration Community Softball Game is still days away, but the competition between local elected leaders and Redstone Arsenal officials is already heating up. Both teams have […]

If you live in Huntsville and have not yet responded to the 2026 Census Test, the next reminder may arrive in person. The U.S. Census Bureau announced that census takers […]

Madison Visionary Partners is inviting residents to participate in its annual Big Weekend of Service on June 19-20, a community-wide volunteer effort supporting projects across Madison and Madison County. The […]

Brig. Gen. Jason Jefferis officially assumed command of the U.S. Army Security Assistance Command during a June 1 change of command ceremony at Redstone Arsenal. The ceremony, held on the […]

Two Huntsville Utilities water treatment facilities have been recognized for excellence in water quality and operations, earning Water Treatment Plant of the Year awards from the Alabama-Mississippi Section of the […]

Huntsville City Council President Jennie Robinson has announced her bid for re-election to represent District 3, pledging to focus on managing growth, investing in infrastructure and maintaining the city’s quality […]

Phillip W. Williams Jr. was sworn in on Thursday as United States Attorney for the Northern District of Alabama following his nomination by President Donald Trump and confirmation by the […]

Florence has earned national recognition as one of the South’s premier music destinations after being named to the list of “The South’s Best Music Towns” by Garden & Gun in […]

Defense contractor L3Harris Technologies announced it has expanded its Advanced Manufacturing Facility-South in Huntsville through a $25 million investment that adds 130,000 square feet of manufacturing space as the company […]

Bank Independent has announced the addition of Roland Adams as assistant vice president and sales officer for Madison County. Adams joins the North Alabama-based bank with six years of experience […]

Blue Origin continues to assess the damage following an explosion involving its New Glenn rocket during a hot-fire test at Cape Canaveral late Thursday, an incident highlighting the rigorous testing […]

What began as a gathering of six people at a Huntsville restaurant has quickly grown into one of Alabama’s more visible Republican grassroots organizations. The Huntsville chapter of the Log […]

DeKalb County Economic Development Authority has officially adopted a new long-range economic development strategy aimed at guiding growth, workforce development and competitiveness across Northeast Alabama. The plan, titled “Elevate DeKalb: […]

A $300,000 state grant awarded by Gov. Kay Ivey will help fund road and drainage improvements tied to a major retail development in Athens that officials say is expected to […]

NASA on Tuesday unveiled major new details about its ambitious Moon Base initiative, outlining a series of robotic missions, lunar rovers and cargo landers that will help establish a sustained […]

A federal three-judge panel has once again blocked Alabama from using its 2023 congressional map, setting up another expected showdown before the U.S. Supreme Court as state leaders push to […]

Rocket City Aviation Services is expanding operations to Pryor Field Regional Airport, bringing new Cirrus aircraft and advanced pilot training opportunities to North Alabama. The Pryor Field Airport Authority announced […]

The Crestwood Medical Center ALS Care Clinic has once again been recognized by the ALS Association as a Certified Treatment Center of Excellence following completion of the organization’s 2025 review […]

Gov. Kay Ivey is encouraging veterans and active-duty military members to take advantage of Alabama’s outdoor recreation opportunities ahead of Memorial Day weekend and the summer travel season, highlighting free […]

Brooklyn pizza has landed at Clift Farm in Madison.   Grimaldi’s Pizzeria officially opened its newest location at 461 John Henry Way in Madison, marking the brand’s third Alabama restaurant and […]

The votes had barely been counted Tuesday night before Democratic candidate James Linderholm issued a sharp response to what had become one of Alabama’s most contentious Republican legislative primaries, signaling […]

Matt Anderson was officially sworn in Thursday as NASA’s 16th deputy administrator, stepping into a leadership role that carries major implications for Huntsville and NASA Marshall Space Flight Center’s work […]

A group of Athens high school students had $2,000 to invest in their community to make a difference. Students participating in the Athens Mayor’s Youth Commission voted to distribute the […]

Community members learned Wednesday morning that saving a life after a traumatic injury doesn’t require a medical degree. It requires knowing what to do in the first few minutes. Huntsville […]