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Jury awards Moore $8.2M in damages against Dem-aligned PAC

Staff reports - August 15, 2022

MONTGOMERY -- Former Alabama Chief Justice Roy Moore was awarded $8.2 million in damages Friday after a federal jury found a Democratic-aligned super PAC...

Mayor recognizes efforts to keep Huntsville beautiful

Kimberly Ballard - August 12, 2022

HUNTSVILLE – As beauty brings joy, Mayor Tommy Battle proclaimed Huntsville a beautiful and joyful place this month. The occasion came when he, City Council...

SAIC partners with Alabama A&M for $100,000 STEM scholarship fund

Staff - August 12, 2022

HUNTSVILLE -- Two incoming freshmen will be the beneficiaries of a $100,000 scholarship fund donated by Science Applications International Corp. in partnership with Alabama...

Huntsville ‘Fall Program Guide’ lists more than 100 free programs and activities

Kimberly Ballard - August 12, 2022

HUNTSVILLE – If you are new to Huntsville, or even of you are not, do you know where to get information such as what...

UAH launches degree in engineering technology

Staff - August 11, 2022

HUNTSVILLE – Designed to meet the needs of students seeking a career in applied engineering, the University of Alabama in Huntsville is launching a...

Five SEC games that could change the season

Sean Magers,Matt Hankins - August 10, 2022

The impending college football season will see more parity in the SEC than we're used to. The SEC West will feature new faces near the...

Were there sleigh bells in August coming from Ditto Landing? Well, you better watch out!

Kimberly Ballard - August 10, 2022

HUNTSVILLE -- There were no reindeer sleighs or midnight sightings Tuesday of Santa Claus at Ditto Landing. It was just Madison County Commissioner Phil...

HPCAC holds ‘Crisis Intervention & Co-Responder Teams’ public meeting

Staff - August 9, 2022

HUNTSVILLE -- The Huntsville Police Citizens Advisory Council will hold a public meeting tonight, August 9 from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Fellowship...

Food for thought: Madison Chamber, Madison Visionary Partners raise money for schools’ Snacks for Success

Staff - August 9, 2022

MADISON – Studies show that healthy snacking provides children’s brains with the nutrients they need to stay focused. Children who snack on healthy foods...

‘Swampaversary’ celebrates 53 years of the Muscle Shoals Sound Studio

Tiffani Hill-Patterson - August 9, 2022

SHEFFIELD -- The Rolling Stones. Aretha. Cher. Bob Dylan. Lynyrd Skynyrd. Bob Seger. Duane Allman. The Staples Singers. Rod Stewart. Leon Russell. Willie Nelson....

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