Posts by Mecca Musick — Page 6

MADISON – As the race for mayor of Madison heats up, 256 Today sat down with two candidates, City Councilmember Ranae Bartlett and City Administrator Steve Smith, to ask five […]

MADISON — With snow cones and face-painting, Clift Farm celebrated the official opening of the Village Green. The new outdoor gathering space is designed to be the heart of the […]

GADSDEN — Etowah County is at a turning point and State Sen. Andrew Jones says the future is looking bright. “We’re having kind of a sea change in Etowah County,” […]

MADISON — Highlighting their “hot dogs” the city of Madison Police Department celebrated National Hot Dog Day with a live K9 demonstration at Madison City Hall today.  In addition to […]

FLORENCE – Adam Compton spent the early part of his career in the heart of global finance, analyzing the world’s largest banks from the bustling offices of investment firms in […]

Top 3 Things to Do in Decatur Right Now

DECATUR — As communications director for Decatur Morgan County Tourism, Emma Martin’s job is to get the word out about everything that makes Decatur and its surrounding communities worth the […]

TONEY — Looking for a gift that grows more meaningful with time and comes with wine? La Famiglia Vineyards and Winery in Toney is launching its first Adopt a Vine […]

PRICEVILLE – Priceville might feel like a small town, but the numbers tell a different story and Mayor Sam Heflin is preparing for what comes next. Heflin was re-elected last […]

Off The Record: The latest rumors and rumblings in Alabama     Roberts ready to run? We hear John Roberts is getting close to announcing a run for the State […]

MADISON — Madison City Council District 6 candidate Scott Harbour said the city must take a data-driven, thoughtful approach as it considers residential development. “Madison has some really unique opportunities […]

MADISON – Qualifying for municipal elections in Alabama has ended and, in Madison, that leaves four city council candidates unopposed.   In District 1, incumbent Maura Wroblewski is the only candidate […]

HUNTSVILLE — Alabama Agriculture Commissioner Rick Pate said his decision to run for lieutenant governor comes from a desire to continue serving the state and build on the work he’s […]

TONEY – Tucked along the fields of North Alabama, La Famiglia Vineyards and Winery is more than a vineyard, it’s a living tribute to family, tradition, and the art of […]

HUNTSVILLE — For Carisa Proctor, hospice care isn’t just a job. It’s a calling and one she believes most people misunderstand. As director of Hospice and Palliative Care Services at […]

MADISON — Residents in Madison had the opportunity to meet and talk with municipal candidates Sunday at the Let’s Vote Madison event. The free, non-partisan event took place at Old […]

HUNTSVILLE — Former U.S. Rep. Mo Brooks says he’s not actively seeking a return to public office but if the right Republican candidate doesn’t emerge in Alabama’s 2026 Senate race, […]

ATHENS — The Habitat for Humanity of the River Valley hosted a home dedication in Athens on Saturday – the first home the organization has built in Limestone County.  Executive […]

MADISON – Erica White has announced her intention to run for Madison City Council  District 6. White told 256 Today quality of life, communication, and infrastructure top her priorities in […]

HUNTSVILLE — U.S. Rep. Dale Strong confirmed Wednesday that he will seek re-election to the House of Representatives in 2026, ending speculation that he might enter the race for Alabama’s […]

CULLMAN — Once again, the Bow-Up Against Breast Cancer 3D archery tournament hit a bullseye in fundraising. The 14th annual event, hosted by the Breast Cancer Research Foundation of Alabama, […]

DECATUR – Nick Perkins has announced he will be entering the race for Decatur City Council.  Perkins is the brother of Steve Perkins, who was killed in September 2023 during […]

MADISON — For thousands of children in Madison County, a trip to the doctor, dentist, or eye clinic no longer means missing school or missing care. Through its mobile medical […]

MADISON — Steve Smith says he’s running for mayor because Madison is at a pivotal point in its growth.  “I just think we’re at a crucial time right now,” Smith […]

MADISON — The Madison Utilities Board declined to take a new vote after their controversial decision to discontinue adding fluoride to the city’s water supply.   At Monday night’s meeting, board […]