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Northwest Shoals sees third-largest semester enrollment

MUSCLE SHOALS — This fall, Northwest Shoals Community College welcomed the third-largest number of students taking for-credit classes during a single semester. This semester’s 4,749 students marked a 14.8% increase […]

HUNTSVILLE — While stars of country music prepare to honor Hall of Fame member Dean Dillon in Huntsville tonight, the legendary singer-songwriter presented some gifts himself. Dillon; Justin Ward, the […]

HUNTSVILLE — Citing a rise in the cost of materials and construction projects, Huntsville Utilities is seeking a rate increase for its electric customers. At Thursday’s City Council meeting, the […]

HUNTSVILLE – While designed to be a respite from the “hustle and bustle,” The Park at Hays Farm will also be a center of activity in south Huntsville. “This long-anticipated […]

HUNTSVILLE – Media Fusion, a tribally owned business, has been named Small Business Prime Contractor of the Year by the Marshall Space Flight Center. “We are proud of Media Fusion and […]

HUNTSVILLE — Technical Micronics Control will be launching and “re-grand opening” its Huntsville based Engineering Division at the end of the month as part of a planned company expansion. The […]

HUNTSVILLE — In the tradition of childhood experiments, the U.S. Space & Rocket Center is gearing up for a day of explosive fun this week. The Rocket Center and Arm […]

ARLINGTON, Va. — MDW, a professional services and data analytics solutions provider, is been awarded a Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) Comptroller SETA Support prime contract, the company announced. […]

BOSTON — A high-ranking Toyota North America executive with more than two decades of experience in the auto manufacturing industry has been inducted into the Women in Manufacturing (WiM) Hall […]

HUNTSVILLE — South Huntsville will soon have an extensive 9-acre park featuring a gazebo, windmill, lagoon, waterfall, pavilion, and multiple restrooms. There will also be a fitness court in conjunction […]

MONTGOMERY — With the General Election just a few weeks away, the office of the Alabama Secretary of State reminds residents to register to vote. The deadline to register for […]

RAINSVILLE — Six years in the making, the new Northeast Alabama Community College Workforce Development Skills Training Center will help train skilled workers for Alabama’s future. A dedication ceremony with […]

NEW YORK — The Boys in Blue finished out their 2024 season on a positive note Sunday, taking home a 1-0 victory over New York City FC II. Huntsville scored […]

MONTGOMERY – Athens-based Asahi Kasei Plastics North America has been named Alabama’s Emerging Manufacturer of the Year. The award came at the annual Manufacturer of the Year awards hosted by […]

Coworking in Huntsville: The new normal post-COVID

HUNTSVILLE — The landscape of working continues to shift as many companies settle into their new normal post COVID-19. For many, work no longer looks like 9-5 in the office […]

ATHENS – A California man wasn’t fiddling around Saturday night when he came away with the title of Tennessee Valley Fiddle champion. But, then again, he was. Tristan Clarridge of […]

BOWIE, Md. — Alabama A&M University has taken a significant step in diversifying the nation’s conservation workforce by signing a Memorandum of Understanding with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. This […]

Celebrate autumn in downtown Hamilton with annual Buttahatchee River Fall Festival

HAMILTON – Everyone is invited to join the Hamilton Area Chamber of Commerce to celebrate the fall season with some free family fun in downtown Hamilton the last Saturday in […]

HUNTSVILLE — Though Huntsvillians might not know the name George Steele, they will have no trouble recalling his architecture that built the city. From the Greek Revival style of the […]

Athens State wins grant to fund Fiddlers Concert Series

ATHENS – Athens State University has received a $12,000 grant from the Alabama State Council on the Arts to fund the 2025 Fiddlers Concert Series, a year-long series of bluegrass concerts […]

FORT PAYNE — Campers in DeSoto State Park have been decorating their campsites with Halloween decorations for years. Now there is a campsite decorating contest. “Decorate your site with the […]

MADISON — If it’s the first Saturday in October, then that means it’s time for the Madison Street Festival. In its 42nd year, Saturday’s free event fills Historic Downtown Madison […]

HUNTSVILLE — Torch Technologies is loading and taking supplies to North Carolina to provide relief to victims of Hurricane Helene. To donate items, bring them to Torch Freedom Center, 4090 […]

HUNTSVILLE — The Huntsville Parks and Recreation Department is inviting families to celebrate the Halloween season with some “spooktacular” event options at recreation centers across the city. “There’s nothing scary […]