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Leapin’ leprechauns! Huntsville St. Patrick’s Day Parade steps off this weekend

HUNTSVILLE – There will be more than 90 of the cutest clovers in the patch, including St. Patrick himself, riding and marching in the...

Alabama Center for the Arts celebrates Youth Art Month

DECATUR -- The Alabama Center for the Arts’ annual Youth Art Month celebration is underway featuring 116 works of art by K-12 student artists from...

Smithsonian exhibition on implicit bias coming to Huntsville

HUNTSVILLE –  A traveling exhibition discussing the social science and psychology of implicit bias will be in Huntsville next month. It is the first...

Ach du lieber! Triple fest at Rocket Center – birthday, St. Patrick and Biergarten

HUNTSVILLE – “Ich hab voll Bock auf Bier.” Yes, a lot of people will be up for a beer this month at one of the...

Kids to Love breaks ground on mental wellness center

MADISON — The Kids to Love Foundation broke ground Monday on the Smith Family Wellness Center in honor of Mark C. Smith. Through a donation...

Bank Independent’s fourth generation: Hallie Mauldin brings the legacy home

HUNTSVILLE -- Get all your team members in their right seat on the bus. Play to everyone’s individual strengths. Put people in positions where...

Grasstronaughts headline Coffeehouse at Burritt

HUNTSVILLE – The new progressive bluegrass band, The Grasstronaughts, will highlight the Huntsville Traditional Music Association’s Coffeehouse next week in the old country church...

Q&A: Behind the scenes with Wayne Bucknor

HUNTSVILLE -- Once again, the cameras are rolling on a talented young artist and entertainer from North Alabama. Madison native Wayne Bucknor Jr., a student...

Do the Lotus: Huntsville Yoga Week coming … namaste

HUNTSVILLE -- Yoga is as yoga does when businesses around Huntsville celebrate Yoga Week next month. Whether yoga is your great release or it has...

6 questions with John Kvach of North Alabama’s Singing River Trail

After 10 years as a history professor at the University of Alabama in Huntsville, Dr. John Kvach decided to flip his script and embark...