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A new $500,000 National Science Foundation grant will help three Alabama community colleges prepare more students for careers in the growing semiconductor industry. The funding will support a three-year collaboration […]
Huntsville Animal Services will celebrate National Clear the Shelters Month throughout August with a series of adoption events, waived fees and community activities aimed at helping more shelter pets find […]
Madison County’s housing market posted strong gains during the second quarter of 2026, with home sales rising more than 11% compared to the same period last year, according to a […]
Long-Lewis Automotive Group has expanded into North Alabama’s growing automotive market through the acquisition of the former Bramlett Kia and GMC dealerships in Decatur. The dealerships will now operate as […]
Huntsville City Council District 3 representative Dr. Jennie Robinson says she is seeking another term to ensure major projects underway in South Huntsville are completed and deliver on promises made […]
A Huntsville-based defense technology company is poised to significantly expand domestic drone manufacturing after receiving a conditional federal loan commitment worth up to $820 million from the U.S. Department of […]
The 13th annual School Share drive wrapped up this month with more than 6,400 school supply items and nearly $20,000 in total financial impact for children and families across North […]
Country music icon Wynonna Judd and rock legend Melissa Etheridge will bring their co-headlining Raised on Radio Tour to Sand Mountain Amphitheater on Aug. 5 for what organizers are calling […]
As students return to classrooms next week, the Huntsville Police Department is increasing its presence around schools through its annual “Zero in the Zone” campaign aimed at improving safety in […]
Food lovers will have a full month to explore the Rocket City’s growing dining scene as the Huntsville/Madison County Convention & Visitors Bureau kicks off its annual Culinary Month in […]
They say the only constant is change. Indeed, the saying applies not only to everyday life, but also business – especially with the continued rise of AI and other technologies […]
Off The Record: The latest rumors and rumblings in Alabama Déjà vu at City Hall Round two, anyone? Whispers say Montgomery Mayor Steven Reed might not be running unopposed much […]
As July turns to August, North Alabama’s event calendar is showing no signs of slowing down. The first weekend of the month brings a mix of outdoor concerts, community festivals […]
Huntsville residents now have access to a continuous 14.7-mile greenway loop in South Huntsville following the completion of the newest section of the Tennessee River Greenway. Mayor Tommy Battle joined […]
Downtown Athens restaurants, coffee shops and specialty food businesses are serving up exclusive dishes and limited-time offerings as Athens Main Street launches its annual Downtown Athens Culinary Month on Friday. […]
As the Christina Chambers Twilight 5K draws near, organizers are reminding runners, walkers and community members that registration remains open for the Aug. 7 event honoring the late Alabama sports […]
Madison County residents now have another option for renewing vehicle registrations without visiting a service counter. County officials announced the addition of a fourth self-service vehicle tag renewal kiosk at […]
Alabama officials returned from the 2026 Farnborough International Airshow pointing to new investments, dozens of meetings with aerospace and defense companies, and what they described as growing momentum for one […]
As Alabama lawmakers begin preparing for the 2027 legislative session, House Speaker Nathaniel Ledbetter said discussions are already underway on several major issues, including the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), […]
Traveling the world won’t require a passport this fall—just a trip to The Orion Amphitheater. The International Festival of North Alabama is making its debut at Huntsville’s premier outdoor entertainment […]
Crimson Dynasty Wines, the premium collection created for The University of Alabama family, has received “Highly Recommended” ratings from the Decanter publication for all three of its wines. The international […]
After more than six decades with the Alabama Department of Transportation, Curtis Lowe is reaching another milestone. The Dutton District administrator, who oversees maintenance of state routes in Jackson and […]
