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Alumni achievements are in focus as the Propulsion Research Center (PRC) at The University of Alabama in Huntsville (UAH), celebrates its 30th anniversary with a pandemic-delayed banquet on April 14 […]

Located in the heart of North Alabama, convenient to Huntsville, Birmingham, Nashville and Atlanta, Albertville’s Sand Mountain Amphitheater is rockin’ and rollin’ this summer with an impressive lineup of popular […]

As part of their ongoing Helping Hands program, Bank Independent and their charity partners distributed over $21,338 in cash donations and 4,408 non-perishable food items in support of the eighth […]

The Rocket City Trash Pandas’ season-opening pitch against the Birmingham Barons in the Magic City tonight will prove to be a humdinger as the team introduces its new manager, Andy […]

VOICES for Alabama’s Children has released its Alabama Kids Count Data Book, the latest report on the health, safety, education and financial well-being of Alabama’s children, just as Alabama lawmakers […]

While the North Alabama Zoological Society remains busy working to bring a modern zoo to the region, its education and conservation efforts remain a top priority. Their volunteers are excited […]

Kicking off Calhoun Community College’s annual Career Preparedness Week, the school’s Career Services team is hosting its annual Spring Job Fairs in the Advanced Technology Center (ATC) on the school’s […]

At Valentina’s Pizzeria and Wine Bar in Madison, they call it the “Award Winner” — a traditional pizza topped with South African Peppadew peppers, Sweet Italian sausage, fior di latte […]

A bloomin’ good time set for April 23-24 in Cullman

Arts and crafts will be on display for two days in April when the St. Bernard Abbey and Prep School hosts its annual Bloomin’ Festival. Set for April 23-24, 2022, […]

For many residents of Madison County, the new Services Center has been a blessing. The center has pulled many of the public-facing services for the county government away from the […]

Art on the Lake returning to Guntersville

For more than six decades, artists and crafters from across the southeastern United States have made their way to the North Alabama town of Guntersville to display their works of […]

Parkway Place Mall has teamed up with Cherry Hill Programs, Autism Speaks and The Riley Center to host Bunny Cares this Sunday, April 3 from 9 -11 a.m. at Parkway […]

Southern Living, a lifestyle magazine highlighting the Southern United States, has named Guntersville and Florence to their top 10 list of The South’s Best Lake Towns in 2022.  Melea Hames […]

At merely 20-years-old, full-time college student Maggie Corbitt opened the doors to her own retail store in downtown Guntersville last fall. Fusing her passion for the outdoors and high-end fashion, […]

TGIF will be the spring and summer refrain as the Main Street Merchants Alley Happy Hour Music Series kicks off today, April 1, in downtown Athens. Patrons can kickstart the […]

You may never be able to make a crab walk straight, but Huntsville’s 8th-grade Cool Robots and Builders (C.R.A.B.) robotics team is making a beeline for the FIRST LEGO League (FLL) […]

The Rocket City Trash Pandas are gearing up for their first pitch at Toyota Field on Tuesday, April 12. While they are busy getting ready to start the season, I […]

Burritt on the Mountain will be hosting Cocktails at The View every Wednesday evening from April to October. Taking in the sunset from Burritt’s 3,000 square foot overlook with an […]

Just in time to inspire both locals and visitors alike to get outdoors and enjoy warmer weather, the Huntsville/Madison County Convention & Visitors Bureau (CVB) has revived its guided, historic […]

If you are physically or visually impaired, or know someone who is, the Huntsville Sports Commission and Phoenix are presenting the U.S. Paralympics Cycling Development Clinic this Sunday, April 3 […]

While labor and supply shortages continue to agitate the booming building and construction industry in Madison County, Caroline Reed, an instructor at New Century Technology High School, has teamed up […]

According to studies from the University of St. Augustine for Health Sciences, the United States is in the midst of a critical nursing shortage that is expected to continue through […]

Operation Green Team in Huntsville, a Keep American Beautiful Affiliate, will be providing free cucumber and tomato plants along with garbage bags for cleanup on Friday, April 1. “Keep Huntsville […]

Noella's Flowers

Huntsville’s French-inspired flower truck has been “blooming” ever since 2020 and the 1963 Ford Econoline isn’t pumping the breaks any time soon. Noella’s Flowers announced on Instagram that its very […]