Local stars traded their everyday roles for the dance floor last week, helping raise more than $16,000 to support healthcare in Lincoln County. The Lincoln Health Foundation’s second annual Dancing […]

For students who dream of making a living in music, getting started takes more than talent. Learning the business and making the right connections can help open doors, and the […]

DeKalb County Schools has completed what the district says is Alabama’s first public school solar project designed to significantly offset energy costs, with the new system at Plainview High School […]

Huntsville Parks & Recreation has prepared a frightfully fun lineup of Halloween events for all the little ghouls and boos to have a month of spooky celebrations. On Oct. 23, […]

Alabamians have a life expectancy nearly four years shorter than the national average, according to a new report from the Public Affairs Research Council of Alabama (PARCA) examining the state’s […]

After the jack-o-lanterns have been carved there is still one thing left to do before the pumpkin patch closes their doors: smash those pumpkins! Tate Farms is known for their […]

This was a year of new experiences for the 15th year of Rock the South. After the four-month postponement of the festival, taking the celebration from June to October, the […]

Homelessness is often measured in numbers. This week, Downtown Rescue Mission is asking North Alabama to listen to the people behind them. The Huntsville nonprofit will participate in “Conversations on […]

The University of Alabama in Huntsville welcomed 1,276 new freshmen this fall, marking the third straight year its first-year class has grown. The incoming class includes students from 38 states […]

Planning a wedding means making plenty of decisions, from flowers and food to the venue, where family and friends will gather to celebrate. A hospital emergency room usually doesn’t top […]

The Singing River Trail (SRT) is marking several milestones across North Alabama this October, including trail development, community planning, new signage and the launch of an AI trail guide. Since […]

Pumpkins and apples and flowers, oh my! Whether you are seeking fall treats or autumnal experiences for the whole family, these North Alabama farms have you covered. Isoms Orchard – […]

Pro and amateur skaters from around the country are headed back to John Hunt Park this Sunday, this time to take on one of Get-A-Way Skatepark’s signature features: the snake […]

After nearly two decades of planning, work and partnerships, Mill Creek Nature Preserve is set to open to the public Friday. The City of Madison, Land Trust of North Alabama […]

For more than 70 years, Burritt on the Mountain has had a front-row view of Huntsville’s transformation. Now, Burritt is embracing one of its own. Burritt unveiled a new brand […]

Grab your paddle and your favorite pink gear because October is Breast Cancer Awareness month and Huntsville Parks and Recreation is going pink with the second-annual Dink Pink Pickleball Day […]

Alabama community colleges will begin offering free artificial intelligence training for manufacturing workers and students following a statewide agreement signed Monday at Calhoun Community College. The Manufacturing Institute and the […]

After Lawrence Medical Center ended inpatient care in 2025, work is beginning on a new facility designed to keep more health services close to home for Lawrence County residents. Huntsville […]

Less than two years after opening in the heart of historic Madison, Bellehouse Event Venue has been honored for the role it and its owners have played in supporting the […]

College students across North Alabama will soon be able to attend Tennessee Tech University at in-state tuition rates, saving more than $2,000 per semester. Beginning in fall 2027, students from […]

Belgreen High School football player Carter Raney remains in critical condition at Huntsville Hospital after a Wednesday evening car crash on his way home from practice, his mother said Saturday. […]

State Rep. Rex Reynolds has been recognized for his work supporting grandparents and other relatives raising children affected by the opioid crisis, an effort that helped turn a pilot assistance […]

Problem solving over problem spotting. Relationships over transactions. Purpose over comfort. And whatever you do, proofread your résumé. The Tennessee Valley Chapter of the Army Aviation Association of America brought […]

Demand at Alabama A&M University’s Bulldog Market keeps climbing. Monica Clarke, the market’s director, said the campus resource is seeing more than 250 students a day. Last week brought the […]