Recreation Archives - Page 13 of 18

City Council OKs $1.1M land purchase for Zierdt Road rec center

Kimberly Ballard - February 10, 2023

HUNTSVILLE – The Huntsville City Council authorized a $1,127,115 contract Thursday to purchase approximately five acres of land on Martin Road near the intersection...

Huntsville’s John Hunt Park offers sports of all sorts

Austen Shipley - January 31, 2023

HUNTSVILLE -- Huntsville is growing. And, to keep up with the demands of the state's most-populous city, the Parks and Rec Department is playing a...

No moss growing on the Singing River Trail

Kimberly Ballard - January 30, 2023

MOORESVILLE – This spring when you begin attending Trash Pandas' baseball games, notice those extra wide sidewalk sections just past right field at Toyota...

Phase III set for Huntsville’s Sandra Moon Complex

Bud McLaughlin - January 27, 2023

HUNTSVILLE – Construction will soon begin on the third phase of Huntsville's Sandra Moon Community Complex. The City of Huntsville awarded a $3,381,700 contract Thursday...

Fields of dreams: City OKs $2.4M for Hays Farm Sports Park

Bud McLaughlin - January 27, 2023

HUNTSVILLE – Two more sports fields are coming soon to South Huntsville. The city approved a $2.4 million contract Thursday with Chorba Contracting to build...

‘Tis still the season: Fun continues at Orion’s Winter Park

Kimberly Ballard - January 20, 2023

HUNTSVILLE -- If you thought Winter Park and the ice skating rink at the Orion Amphitheater were just a holiday thing, you are missing...

Florence park master plan brings flood of concerns

Tiffani Hill-Patterson - January 19, 2023

FLORENCE – A new McFarland Park master plan presented by the Florence City Council caused some citizens to question safety and possible environmental damage...

Dekko grant makes a splash with Athens

Kimberly Ballard - January 18, 2023

ATHENS – The abandoned Pilgrim’s Pride poultry plant has heard its last cock-a-doodle-doo as the City of Athens closed on a deal to purchase...

AAA writer found Huntsville to be a blast

Kimberly Ballard - January 10, 2023

HUNTSVILLE – Huntsville’s stalwart growth and regional economic success, booming job market, and wavering affordability when it comes to housing is somewhat of a...

‘All you can eat Wednesdays’ join Trash Pandas lineup

Bud McLaughlin - January 8, 2023

MADISON – The Rocket City Trash Pandas have added some bite to their promotions roster. "All you can eat Wednesdays" will join the returning Ladies...

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