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$325M Front Row development set to transform Huntsville’s downtown core

Kimberly Ballard - July 6, 2022

HUNTSVILLE – It has been one of the most conspicuously barren plots of land in downtown Huntsville for years. But the rubble remains of the...

A budding success: Ardmore Crape Myrtle Festival gets $2,600 boost with tourism grant

Kimberly Ballard - July 5, 2022

ARDMORE – There is nothing more southern than red and white crape myrtles (or crepe, depending on where in the South you are from)...

This chill Guntersville restaurant offers variety of fresh, hard-to-find seafood

Sara Watkins - July 2, 2022

GUNTERSVILLE -- From selling steamed shrimp and raw oysters out of a van in 1987 to becoming one of Guntersville’s most beloved seafood restaurants,...

Miracle Bash, Swim for Melissa proceeds benefit Melissa George Neonatal Memorial Fund

Staff - July 1, 2022

HUNTSVILLE -- More than 1,100 babies require specialized care from the Regional Neonatal Intensive Care Unit each year. Huntsville Hospital Foundation’s 17th annual Miracle Bash...

Woody Anderson Ford unveils first all-electric pickup in Huntsville – the Ford F-150 Lightning

Kimberly Ballard - July 1, 2022

HUNTSVILLE -- She is big and brawny with a sleek but sassy exterior, 580 horsepower and 775 foot-pounds of torque that can tow up...

Madison citizens group introduces petition for vote on city manager format

Mecca Musick - July 1, 2022

“We have an excellent mayor and we’ve had some excellent mayors, but there’s no guarantee that someone might be elected who doesn’t have the...

‘Love built your house’: Wounded veteran ‘welcomed home’

Kimberly Ballard - July 1, 2022

ATHENS – In a “Welcome Home” ceremony full of patriotic fanfare, Breland Homes and the Helping a Hero organization handed over the keys to...

Mazda Toyota Manufacturing awards $180,000 to 10 local nonprofits

Staff - June 30, 2022

HUNTSVILLE -- Mazda Toyota Manufacturing awarded $180,000 to 10 local nonprofits as part of its inaugural Mazda Toyota Manufacturing Grant Fund. Thursday's Community Appreciation Event...

Domestic violence doesn’t discriminate

Brandi Broome - June 30, 2022

Brandi Broome is an author, cave explorer and surveyor, pre-med student, mother of three fabulous nerdlings, and an advocate for survivors of domestic violence. This...

Shoals celebrates Independence Day with 39th Spirit of Freedom festival

Tiffani Hill-Patterson - June 30, 2022

FLORENCE -- The 39th Spirit of Freedom festival will kick off Independence Day celebrations in the Shoals on Friday at McFarland Park. Sponsored by Singing...

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