On Thursday, city leaders marked the kickoff of Historic Preservation Month with a focus on Indigenous history, joined by Mayor Tommy Battle, City Preservation Planner Katie Stamps, Patrick Penn of […]

The Green Street Pavilion will mark four decades as a community gathering place for local agriculture and small businesses when the Athens Farmers Market opens its 2026 season on May […]

A targeted investment aimed at closing the digital divide is expanding access to technology, workforce training and opportunity across North Alabama. GFiber and the Community Foundation of Greater Huntsville awarded […]

Huntsville Utilities has introduced a new program aimed at expanding access to solar energy for residential and small commercial customers, offering bill credits for excess power returned to the grid. […]

The annual Daikin Festival will return Friday, May 1, offering a blend of Japanese culture and Southern hospitality at Point Mallard Park. Hosted by Daikin America, the free community event […]

In a twist that practically wrote its own punchline, a night celebrating Alabama’s most recognizable weatherman was washed out by the very thing that made him famous. The Rocket City […]

As the City of Huntsville moves forward with a newly approved intercity passenger rail study, local officials say the effort is less about immediate construction and more about positioning the […]

It’s almost time to lace up your walking shoes — or superhero boots — for a good cause. The annual March of Dimes March for Babies walk returns to Big […]

The City of Huntsville has approved a funding agreement to move forward with New Stone Commons, a 42-unit affordable housing development aimed at expanding options for low-income and vulnerable residents […]

Students, local leaders and community advocates will be recognized next week during the MTM Unsung Hero Scholarship and Community Heroes Celebration, an event aimed at highlighting service, perseverance and achievement […]

Huntsville Hospital Health System CEO Jeff Samz provided an update on the system’s acquisition of Crestwood Medical Center and revealed plans to expand services at Huntsville Hospital for Women and […]

A new scenic pathway on Monte Sano is now open to the public, as the Land Trust of North Alabama marked the completion of the Tollgate Greenway with a ribbon-cutting […]

A new symbol of the nation’s founding has taken root in North Alabama, as Madison County officials marked Arbor Day with the planting of a commemorative Liberty Tree ahead of […]

A series of patriotic events spanning more than two months will soon begin in Lawrence County, as community leaders prepare to commemorate both local veterans and the nation’s 250th birthday. […]

High school students across the region will have an opportunity this summer to explore the legacy of Muscle Shoals music through a camp hosted by the University of North Alabama. […]

Balloons lined the room, cake was set out for guests, and a quiet space inside Huntsville Hospital became the setting for a heartfelt celebration Friday morning. There, Hospice Family Care […]

Top Division II women’s lacrosse programs will converge on Rocket City this weekend as the Gulf South Conference Women’s Lacrosse Championship returns to the Loretta P. Spencer Sports Complex. The […]

One of North Alabama’s largest and most anticipated annual events returns this weekend as the Panoply Arts Festival takes over Big Spring International Park for three days of art, music […]

New research from The University of Alabama in Huntsville shows that both extreme heat and extreme cold temperatures across the United States have declined over the past 127 years, offering […]

It’s not every day a race swaps running shoes for couches, but that is exactly what’s in store at the Parrots Block Party coming in June.     The Rotary Club of […]

A new partnership between Athens Main Street and the Limestone County Commission aims to restore and reimagine the courthouse grounds in downtown Athens following significant storm damage in late 2024. […]

The long-running outdoor drama The Miracle Worker will return this summer to Ivy Green, the birthplace of Helen Keller in Tuscumbia, offering audiences a firsthand look at one of history’s […]

The Historic Decatur Association will host its annual Garden Tour on Sunday, May 17, inviting residents and visitors to explore some of the city’s most distinctive historic neighborhoods. The free, […]

Drake State Community & Technical College is set to host its 5th annual Jazz in the City event this summer, bringing live music and community support together for a milestone […]