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Celebrating inclusion: Special Olympics returns to Milton Frank Stadium

Bud McLaughlin - April 14, 2025

HUNTSVILLE -- It's not too late to be a part of something truly special in Huntsville. Special, as in the Special Olympics of Madison County. The...

‘Live Bald’ to help conquer kids’ cancer with music, community, and solidarity

Bud McLaughlin - April 11, 2025

HUNTSVILLE -- Get a haircut. Have some fun. Be a hero. That's the secret for Saturday's annual "Live Bald" benefit. The volunteer-driven fundraiser benefits the St....

Mooney appointed CEO of Village of Promise; Gillis to retire

Bud McLaughlin - April 11, 2025

HUNTSVILLE — Cited as a "visionary and creative thinker," Pastor Jaymes Mooney will take over as chief executive officer of the Village of Promise...

Fostering hope: The roots of Huntsville’s Noëlla’s Flowers help ‘make it matter’

Olivia Carroll - April 2, 2025

HUNTSVILLE -- Many visitors to Stovehouse know the Parisian-inspired Noëlla’s Flowers — from the iconic flower truck to the storefront in Gaslight Alley. At the...

Huntsville approves $300,000 in grants to help most vulnerable residents

Staff reports - March 28, 2025

HUNTSVILLE -- Nine local agencies serving Huntsville’s most vulnerable residents will receive about $300,000 in Emergency Solutions Grant funds from the city, Huntsville officials...

Get ready for a smoky good time at Noccalula Falls

Karen Beasley - March 23, 2025

GADSDEN -- The Smoke on the Falls BBQ Competition is set to fire up the grills next month at Noccalula Falls Park. The one-day event...

Things are ‘bloomin’ at annual St. Bernard Abbey festival

Karen Beasley - March 15, 2025

CULLMAN -- Arts and crafts will be on display for two days in April when St. Bernard Abbey and Prep School hosts its annual...

Baby steps: March of Dimes kicking off annual campaign

Mecca Musick - March 12, 2025

HUNTSVILLE -- It's a walk in the park, literally. And for a good cause. The annual March for Babies walk is May 3 at Huntsville's...

Bank Independent launches Food and Family Share drive to benefit families in need

Bud McLaughlin - March 7, 2025

SHEFFIELD – For 11 years, Bank Independent has hosted the Food Share drive to help fight food insecurity in our communities. This year, the initiative...

Village of Promise Speaker Series features Tide Head Coach Nate Oats

Bud McLaughlin - March 6, 2025

HUNTSVILLE — Nate Oats has made an impact on fans of Crimson Tide basketball and is an inspiration. Next month, he will bring his winning...

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