Recreation Archives - Page 15 of 27

Ice age: Huntsville City Council warms to expanding facility

Mike Easterling - April 23, 2024

HUNTSVILLE – An all-time classic movie produced what has become one of the most hackneyed phrases in all of sportsdom and beyond. Build it...

Rubber meets the road: State shows off roads made of tires at Joe Wheeler Park

Josh Bean - April 19, 2024

ROGERSVILLE – Officials with the Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources and the Alabama Department of Environmental Management cut a ceremonial ribbon Friday for...

Alabama Power donates $50,000 for trail at Gadsden State

Bud McLaughlin - April 17, 2024

GADSDEN — Thanks to a grant from Alabama Power, taking a stroll along the Coosa River will be a walk in the park at...

Town of Grant honors late civic icon with 5th annual Dan Robinson Memorial Run

Mike Easterling - April 15, 2024

GRANT – Dan Robinson made a commitment to lift the quality of life in his mountaintop community with his unyielding dedication to Grant’s youth...

Senior Fun Fest returns for TARCOG with spirited Mardi Gras attitude

Mike Easterling - April 13, 2024

NEW MARKET – Gonna party like it’s 1703, or maybe 2019, compliments of TARCOG and the Madison County Commission. May is Older Americans Month and...

Summer assignment: Camps offered to Huntsville City Schools students

Mike Easterling - April 4, 2024

HUNTSVILLE – With all due respect to late songwriter and singer Eddie Cochran, it turns out there is a cure for the summertime blues. At...

Public support of conservation efforts at state parks improves natural habitats

Josh Bean - March 29, 2024

MONTGOMERY – Smoke billows into the sky, visible to nearby residents and motorists as a sign that something is burning in the Alabama forest. It’s...

Huntsville’s first HerPower Walk signals commitment to inclusivity

Mike Easterling - March 4, 2024

HUNTSVILLE – A quote from early 20th century sociologist W.E.B. Dubois reverberates to present day, even in a current atmosphere of discourse surrounding women's...

‘Old Airport’ grounds continue to give way to modernization with Huntsville community center

Mike Easterling - March 1, 2024

HUNTSVILLE – A cold wind chilled onlookers Thursday as the ribbon was cut for the reopening of the John Hunt Park Raymond W. Jones...

Sound off: Huntsville surveying teens, parents to enhance activities

Mike Easterling - February 29, 2024

HUNTSVILLE – In an effort to enhance recreational offerings tailored to interests among local young residents, Huntsville Parks & Recreation is asking teenagers and...

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