Community Archives - Page 12 of 171

High school students invest money in Athens, debate impact of projects

Holly Hollman - May 19, 2025

ATHENS -- High school students in Athens received $1,600 to invest in their community and chose seven projects that range from healthcare to community...

Have a ‘fling’ to kick off downtown Oneonta’s summertime festival of fun

Staff reports - May 17, 2025

ONEONTA -- The Oneonta Business Association invites folks to cruise into downtown the first Saturday in June, for a one-day celebration of fun, arts...

Home sweet Joe: JP II, Grissom to call Joe Davis Stadium home for upcoming football season

Bud McLaughlin - May 16, 2025

HUNTSVILLE -- Changes are coming to the John Paul II High School football team this year as the Falcons are stepping up to the...

Huntsville Police, Fire & Rescue team up for Heroes on the Block community party

City of Huntsville - May 16, 2025

HUNTSVILLE – Huntsville’s Public Safety community is uniting to elevate a popular event to new heights with the objective of growing engagement with residents. The...

Huntsville Hospital Foundation launches Liz Hurley Ribbon Run T-shirt design contest

Bud McLaughlin - May 12, 2025

HUNTSVILLE — Step by step. To help celebrate every stride taken, every survivor’s journey and every life saved through early detection, the community is invited...

Huntsville Transit offers free Orbit bus rides for cyclists during Bus and Bike Week

City of Huntsville - May 11, 2025

HUNTSVILLE – In celebration of Bus and Bike Week and Bike to Work Week, Huntsville Transit is offering free Orbit fixed-route bus rides for...

Local DAR chapter commemorates 200th anniversary of Lafayette’s visit to Huntsville

Bud McLaughlin - May 10, 2025

HUNTSVILLE -- He was known as the "favored son of American" for his leadership during the Revolutionary War. And, Marquis de Lafayette paid a visit...

‘PAW Patrol: Adventure Play’ helps save the day at Huntsville’s EarlyWorks Children’s Museum

Bud McLaughlin - May 9, 2025

HUNTSVILLE – "No job is too big, no pup is too small." And, in Huntsville, kids can save the day at the "PAW Patrol: Adventure...

Food Bank of North Alabama, letter carriers team up to Stamp Out Hunger

Bud McLaughlin - May 7, 2025

HUNTSVILLE – The Stamp Out Hunger food drive has been running for more than 30 years, delivering food to millions of people. And, it is...

City Lights & Stars concert series returns to Huntsville’s Burritt on the Mountain

Bud McLaughlin - May 6, 2025

HUNTSVILLE — Featuring the best view in Huntsville and the city's best musical talent, Burritt on the Mountain opens the 32nd season of the...

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