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New UNA football coach aims to ‘build men of toughness’

Tiffani Hill-Patterson - December 5, 2022

FLORENCE – After a month-long national search, the University of North Alabama is bringing Brent Dearmon back to the state to become just the...

Alabama edged out of playoffs, will play Kansas State in Sugar Bowl

Sean Magers,Matt Hankins - December 5, 2022

The College Football Playoff Selection Committee released its final rankings of the season Sunday as conference championship games finalized hours earlier. The final four teams...

Trash Pandas Foundation hits home run for nonprofits

Staff reports - November 29, 2022

MADISON – In just its first year, the Rocket City Trash Pandas Foundation raised more than $150,000 in donations for nonprofit organizations in North...

Seeing green: Madison getting first arts and entertainment district

Mecca Musick - November 29, 2022

MADISON -- The Madison City Council approved an arts and entertainment district Monday night for Town Madison. The Town Madison Arts and Entertainment District will...

Freeze warning: Did Auburn make the right choice?

Sean Magers,Matt Hankins - November 28, 2022

HUNTSVILLE -- Auburn has hired Hugh Freeze to lead its football program. Who is Hugh Freeze? Who was Hugh Freeze? Are those two different people?...

The Iron Bowl is over: Where do Alabama and Auburn go from here?

Sean Magers,Matt Hankins - November 28, 2022

The Iron Bowl is over. Where do Alabama and Auburn go from here? From a high stakes coaching search for Auburn to an outside path...

Alabama A&M cuts the ribbon for 6,000-seat Event Center

Bud McLaughlin - November 21, 2022

HUNTSVILLE -- It was "out with the old and in with the new" on The Hill. After nearly a half-century of activity, Alabama A&M's T.M....

Iron Bowl preview: Auburn’s definitely going to win this game.

Sean Magers,Matt Hankins - November 21, 2022

Here we go again. Is anyone looking forward to the Iron Bowl this year? This column's inaugural piece laid out why the annual clown show...

Add sparkle to the season with Huntsville Parks & Rec winter guide

Staff reports - November 17, 2022

HUNTSVILLE – The days are getting shorter, but Huntsville Parks & Recreation wants to help folks make the most of every minute. The 2022 Winter...

Huntsville lands Para-Cycling Road World Cup; first in US

Bud McLaughlin - November 15, 2022

HUNTSVILLE – After hosting two successful events with U.S. Paralympics Cycling in 2021 and 2022, Huntsville has gone international. And, as is the area's tradition,...

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