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ATHENS — Contractors installed the last set of bridge girders on the Alabama Highway 304/Huntsville Brownsferry Road widening project Friday in Limestone County. The $13.3 million Rebuild Alabama project is […]
HUNTSVILLE — Due to the chance of inclement weather during event times, tonight’s scheduled Downtown Huntsville Inc. events have been postponed or canceled for the safety and comfort of attendees. […]
MONTGOMERY – Cited for legislative leadership on mental health care, State Rep. Rex Reynolds has been named the 2024 Legislator of the Year by the Alabama 310 Association. Established by […]
HUNTSVILLE — Plans for the Pedestrian Access and Redevelopment Corridor (PARC) are moving ahead following approval of engineering design contracts associated that meet state and federal grant requirements. A $1,929,000 contract […]
HUNTSVILLE — Huntsville is progressing with plans to bridge the gaps in greenway connections throughout the city center. City Council authorized Mayor Tommy Battle to enter into an agreement with […]
HUNTSVILLE — The Huntsville-Madison County Athletic Hall of Fame, which has honored nearly 400 coaches, athletes and contributors throughout its history, is seeking nominees from the public for its Class […]
MONTGOMERY – Macke Mauldin, president of Bank Independent, has been appointed to the Alabama Growth Alliance, Gov. Kay Ivey announced. The initiative is aimed at supporting efforts to drive economic […]
HUNTSVILLE – The city of Huntsville is reminding residents who plan to vote in the upcoming municipal election they have until Monday to register or update their information. Only voters […]
HUNTSVILLE – The use of drones in combat is increasing and so, in kind, is the development of missiles to counter drone attacks. In Huntsville, which has a legacy of […]
HUNTSVILLE — Huntsville Utilities has been alerted to a new scam targeting customers. The scammer calls and states he/she is a Huntsville Utilities employee offering a bill reduction program. The […]
HUNTSVILLE – With casinos, it’s hard to beat the house. However, when the house is the Orion Amphitheater and the Merrimack Hall Performing Arts Center is the winner, it feels […]
HUNTSVILLE – A Huntsville man has been charged with drug trafficking following a weekend arrest. According to Huntsville police, the North Alabama Drug Task Force executed a search warrant 1 […]
HUNTSVILLE – What do Huntsville; Iceland. and Umbria, Italy all have in common? They were all named one of the “The 10 best places to travel in September” by The […]
HUNTSVILLE — Registration is open for Huntsville Parks & Recreation’s fall youth sports, including flag football, cheer, soccer and volleyball. Parks & Recreation organizes eight leagues throughout Huntsville: American, Continental, […]
FLORENCE – The Florence Police Department is reminding motorists that it is state law to have the vehicle’s headlights on when driving in the rain. In a social media post, […]
HUNTSVILLE – Huntsville Mayor Tommy Battle is running unopposed after qualifying for the race ended Tuesday. Barring a highly unlikely write-in campaign, Battle will be re-elected to his fifth term […]
HUNTSVILLE — Longtime PTA Leader and community advocate Chaundra Jones has qualified for the Huntsville City School Board District 1 which includes most of Northwest Huntsville. Jones is running to […]
ARLINGTON, Va. — Soldiers assigned to the 3rd U.S. Infantry Regiment, known as “The Old Guard,” have placed U.S. flags at headstones in Arlington (Va.) National Cemetery. This was the […]
ATHENS — The Athens community’s commitment to fighting cancer and supporting survivors leads a mayor, a football coach, a firefighter, a police officer and others to change jobs for a […]
SCOTTSBORO — Have you ever wondered what gets left behind in travelers’ lost or abandoned luggage? Your curiosity ends here. Making its debut this week, the Unclaimed Baggage “Found Report” offers […]
HUNTSVILLE – It’s a match made in north Alabama music Heaven. But, when Brittany Howard joins Jason Isbell onstage in August in Huntsville, it will be in conversation – not […]
GADSDEN — The police departments for Gadsden State Community College and the City of Gadsden signed a Memorandum of Understanding today to enhance community safety and cooperation. The agreement aims […]
MADISON – Saluting the “best of the community,” Madison Visionary Partners honored its volunteers during Monday’s Madison City Council meeting. The City of Madison also issued a proclamation recognizing April […]
