The Huntsville/Madison County Chamber is partnering with local school systems, community organizations and employers to host a career fair aimed at helping graduating high school seniors who have not finalized […]

Arts Huntsville has announced the return of the Panoply Arts Festival, bringing three days of art, music and fun back to downtown Huntsville in April. The annual festival will take […]

Local musicians, venue operators and music fans are invited to gather later this month as the Huntsville Music Office hosts its first Quarterly Music Meetup of 2026. The free community […]

Photographers across the Shoals region are invited to take part in the 2026 Shoals 250th Photo Contest, celebrating local history and America’s upcoming 250th anniversary. The contest is organized by […]

Every year on March 14, students, teachers and math enthusiasts around the world celebrate Pi Day, honoring one of mathematics’ most recognizable constants: pi, the number used to calculate the […]

A popular weekly gathering for local food and handmade goods is returning this spring as The Market at MidCity kicks off its eighth season in a new location within Huntsville’s […]

A popular hands-on program designed to teach basic car maintenance skills is returning this spring through the City of Huntsville Parks & Recreation Department. The Girls Garage program will again […]

Green beer, live music and a good cause are all on tap as the third annual Downtown Athens Pub Crawl returns Saturday, March 14. The free, self-guided event invites visitors […]

Earlier this week, I shared important news about the future of the Shoals area and the role our region will play in strengthening America’s defense industrial base. It is an announcement that […]

Donte’ Jackson has been named the HoopsHD.com Southwestern Athletic Conference Coach of the Year, adding another honor to a standout first season leading the Alabama A&M Bulldogs men’s basketball. Jackson, […]

Residents looking for ways to give back to the community will have an opportunity next month as Madison Visionary Partners and the Huntsville-Madison County Public Library host a Community Volunteer […]

A new community food festival highlighting local restaurants and supporting services for seniors will debut in Athens next month. The Taste of Athens-Limestone is scheduled for Monday, April 13, from […]

The Alabama Mountain Lakes Tourist Association (AMLA) is celebrating a major achievement after two videos from its “Access Your Next Adventure” campaign received top honors at the American Advertising Awards […]

The 29th annual George Lindsey UNA Film Festival brought filmmakers and audiences to Florence this month for three days of screenings, discussion and live events. The University of North Alabama […]

Alabama A&M women’s basketball coach Dawn Thornton and graduate guard Kalia Walker earned major postseason honors from the Southwestern Athletic Conference, highlighting a record-setting season for the Bulldogs. Thornton was […]

Conference USA will continue bringing major collegiate championship events to Huntsville through the end of the decade. The conference announced Friday it has extended its partnership with the City of […]

Burritt on the Mountain will return this summer with the 33rd season of its City Lights & Stars Concert Series, continuing one of Huntsville’s most celebrated outdoor music traditions. The […]

Organizers have announced the entertainment lineup for the 2026 Tennessee Valley Old Time Fiddlers Convention, one of North Alabama’s longest-running music traditions. The annual event will take place Wednesday, Sept. […]

One of Huntsville’s most popular spring traditions is hopping back to John Hunt Park. Huntsville Parks and Recreation will host its fifth annual Eggstravaganza on Saturday, April 4, from 10 […]

The Huntsville Museum of Art has received a $1 million gift from longtime supporter Hank Isenberg, a contribution the museum says will strengthen its exhibitions, education programs and community outreach […]

The Land Trust of North Alabama has permanently protected 65 acres on Green Mountain, securing a key piece of land long targeted for conservation. The nonprofit organization recently closed on […]

What was once a 32-acre abandoned chicken processing plant is now taking root as a new recreational destination for Athens. City leaders joined representatives from the Tennessee Valley Authority, Athens […]

High school baseball teams from across the Tennessee Valley will once again take the field at Toyota Field this spring, with five dates scheduled beginning March 14. The Madison ballpark, […]

Long before the name appeared in Madison, the “Donut Dollies” were a familiar sight to American troops stationed in war zones. During World War I, World War II, and the […]