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The Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) is requesting customers reduce their electric consumption from the hours of 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. today. TVA is expecting voluntary curtailment to be in […]

HUNTSVILLE — The Madison County community is not only smart and innovative but they are also generous. They have contributed over $5 million to help over 30,000 local low income, […]

HUNTSVILLE — Seeing a trend in the number of people forced to choose work to support their families over going to college, Calhoun Community College knew they had to make […]

MOULTON — The public is invited to witness a night of exciting tractor and truck pulling and dirt throwing action when the Roaring on the Fairgrounds makes its first appearance […]

ATHENS — Athens and Limestone County are rich with talented and innovative thinkers who now have a new “Launchbox” entrepreneurial center at Athens State University’s Center for Lifelong Learning to […]

HUNTSVILLE — Meta’s Huntsville Data Center is expanding locally by adding two new buildings to their campus, bringing Meta’s Huntsville footprint up to nearly 3.5 million square feet for a […]

ATHENS — The best, small town carnival is about to open in Athens for six weekends only. The Athens Lions Club Kiddie Carnival kicks off June 23 from 6:30-9:30 p.m.  […]

HUNTSVILLE – Everybody loves a celebration and honoring the military in the Madison County community is one of our favorite annual traditions. Huntsville Mayor Tommy Battle will launch the annual […]

Summer in the Shoals is for learning, too

MUSCLE SHOALS — School may be out for summer, but that doesn’t mean the learning stops. Check out the following summer classes and camps for ways to beat the Summer […]

HUNTSVILLE — It was a day of planes, pilots, and pizza in the control tower for one local Cub Scout group.  The local nonprofit Flyquest recently hosted a tour of Huntsville […]

HUNTSVILLE — Madison County has been cited as one of the nation’s top emerging housing markets in the United States. While schools and roads are built to keep up with […]

HUNTSVILLE — The wheels on Huntsville’s brand-new diesel buses go round and round with EPA-compliant engines to improve fuel efficiency and reduce harmful emissions. The city has contracted with bus […]

ALBERTVILLE — Grammy-nominated duo Dailey & Vincent are kicking off their American Made Music Fest at Sand Mountain Amphitheater in Albertville this weekend. The country/bluegrass/gospel singers will take the stage […]

GADSDEN — Can you handle it? Thrill-seeking athletes who are not afraid of getting muddy, wet and pushed to the limit will take part in Gadsden’s Barbarian Challenge, a six-mile […]

HUNTSVILLE — The votes are in and you can’t doubt their choice! The Huntsville Botanical Garden was named a winner in the 2022 USA Today 10Best Readers’ Choice travel award contest […]

HUNTSVILLE — Campus 805 donated $50,000 in gift cards to the Huntsville Hospital Foundation as a gesture of thanks to health care workers for their work during the pandemic. Foundation […]

HUNTSVILLE — This month, the University of Alabama in Huntsville helped honor one of its own, Dr. Frances Cabaniss Roberts, who played a major role in the founding of UAH […]

Summer line-up released for Concerts in the Park

HUNTSVILLE — Huntsville can’t get enough of music outdoors! Arts Huntsville and the City of Huntsville Department of Parks & Recreation are bringing plenty more of it with the summer […]

GUNTERSVILLE – Remember that episode of “Andy Griffith” when Gomer tells Mr. Tucker his cousin Goober hopped up an old V8 engine once, put it on his rowboat. “That thing’ll do 80. […]

HUNTSVILLE — The battle for the Republican nomination for the 5th Congressional District House seat between Madison County Commission Chair Dale Strong and former Superintendent of Huntsville City Schools Casey […]

HUNTSVILLE — Avion Solutions’ employee-led giving fund has awarded $15,000 to three non-profit organizations, including a Huntsville-area organization. “Avion Takes Action” provided $5,000 grants to the Harvest-based North Alabama Foster […]

HUNTSVILLE – With the polls opening at 7 a.m. tomorrow, Madison County Probate Judge Frank Barger is reminding voters to be prepared for the primary election Tuesday. The polls are […]

GUNTERSVILLE — School’s out for summer and the only goals you want to reach the next few months are working on your tan and actually making it through an entire […]

HUNTSVILLE — Huntsville’s second-oldest wastewater treatment plant at Aldridge Creek won recognition from the Alabama’s Water Environment Association for operational excellence. The award came at this month’s AWEA Joint Annual […]