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Main Street Madison is seeking public input on the future of downtown Madison through a new community-wide survey aimed at gathering feedback on shopping, dining, events, housing and other priorities. […]
Nearly 50 years after a group of Athens elementary school students stitched together a quilt to celebrate America’s Bicentennial, one of those students has been reunited with the piece after […]
Toyota Alabama celebrated its 25th anniversary Thursday, marking a quarter century of growth in Huntsville with a $125,000 donation to five local nonprofit organizations and recognition from state and local […]
Off The Record: The latest rumors and rumblings in Alabama North Alabama Democrats are optimistic … Bless their hearts North Alabama Democrats are heading into a runoff with the kind […]
Summer is in full swing across North Alabama, and this week’s calendar is packed with opportunities to get outside and enjoy it. From bluegrass overlooking Little River Canyon and rodeo […]
Construction is set to begin next week on a $5.3 million project to widen a busy stretch of Alabama Highway 53 in the Harvest area, adding lanes and improving traffic […]
The University of North Alabama has hired a new men’s golf coach, and he has some very impressive credentials. According to a release from Louisiana Tech Athletics, Bulldogs head coach […]
As Democratic voters prepare to choose a nominee for Alabama’s 5th Congressional District, candidate Candice Dollar Duvieilh says her campaign is focused on practical issues affecting North Alabama families, including […]
Downtown Athens-based AMBL Studios has been awarded a $20,000 Amex Shop Small® Grant from American Express and Main Street America, funding that will help the architecture and design firm expand […]
A new facility near Alabama A&M aims to improve access to preventive care and chronic disease management. Huntsville Hospital has expanded its footprint in North Huntsville with the opening […]
The saying goes, “It takes a village to raise a child.” On a recent afternoon in Athens, it took a village to rescue four ducklings. What began as a routine […]
As artificial intelligence investments continue to expand across the country, Meta has launched a new workforce development initiative designed to connect Alabama residents and other Americans with careers building the […]
The Air Force Historical Foundation honored U.S. Rep. Mike Rogers (R-Saks) with its top space award for his role in creating the U.S. Space Force. Rogers received the General John […]
A Walker County man with multiple prior felony convictions has been indicted on federal charges after prosecutors say he stole 16 firearms from a licensed firearms dealer in Decatur and […]
Organizers of Rock the South have postponed this weekend’s festival in Decatur after what officials described as unprecedented rainfall across Alabama left conditions at the festival site unsuitable for the […]
A hometown shave ice and ice cream shop inspired by a trip to Hawaii has earned statewide recognition. Oliwia’s Shave Ice & Ice Cream in downtown Hartselle was recently voted […]
Travelers flying through Huntsville International Airport now have three more dining options with the opening of new restaurants in the terminal. Rocket City Bar & Grill, Rocket City Express and […]
Huntsville-based Tunista Logistics Solutions LLC is among 20 companies awarded spots on a ceiling $4 billion U.S. Air Force contract to provide base operations support services at installations across the […]
A former Redstone Arsenal flight surgeon who went on to set a U.S. record in space will now help lead NASA’s next major step toward returning humans to the Moon. […]
Huntsville’s Applied Aerospace & Defense is now trading on the New York Stock Exchange after raising approximately $650 million through its initial public offering. The company priced 32.5 million shares […]
The Alabama Democratic Conference has endorsed Democratic congressional candidate Andrew Sneed ahead of the June 16 runoff election in Alabama’s 5th Congressional District. The endorsement comes as Sneed and fellow […]
Alabamians and visitors will be able to fish without a license in most public waters across the state on Saturday, June 13, as part of Alabama’s annual Free Fishing Day. […]
