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Varda launches W-5 in rideshare mission with SpaceX

EL SEGUNDO, Calif. — With a government payload aboard, Varda Space Industries launched a rideshare mission with SpaceX, according to a news release. Varda has an officee in Huntsville. The […]

SHEFFIELD – A pair of management majors at Athens State University have been named recipients of the 2025 Edward Fennel Mauldin Endowed Scholarship. The announcement was made at a reception hosted […]

PHIL CAMPBELL — Jamie Jeffreys, Northwest Shoals Community College’s women’s flag football coach, has resigned, Patriots Athletics announced. “I am deeply appreciative of the opportunity to work with these young […]

HUNTSVILLE — For those who’ve said “this is a great place to work,” now is your chance to put your vote where your mouth is. The Huntsville/Madison County Chamber has […]

HAMMONDVILLE — Another four-mile segment of I-59 northbound in DeKalb County will close for reconstruction as a $41 million project enters its second phase. Weather permitting, contractor Wiregrass Construction was […]

WASHINGTON — Huntsville-based SCI Technology has been awarded a maximum $42,591,163 firm-fixed-price contract for drive controllers, the Department of Defense announced. This is a five-year Army contract with no option […]

Christmas Parade to bring road closures to downtown Huntsville

HUNTSVILLE – The Huntsville Police Department advises drivers to expect traffic congestion and road closures in downtown Huntsville today for the annual Huntsville Christmas Parade. Multiple streets and intersections along […]

MADISON – Pup Mayor Cooper was all business Monday, performing his first official duty at the ribbon-cutting ceremony for Madison’s Historic Downtown Entertainment District. Tail wagging and ears perked, Cooper […]

MONTGOMERY – Alabama will reach a major early-literacy milestone this month as Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library surpasses 2 million books mailed to children since the program’s rollout statewide in 2023, […]

HUNTSVILLE — You can go home again. And, to back that statement, a restaurant chain is returning to its original location in West Huntsville. The new owners of McAlister’s Deli, […]

AUBURN — The Auburn University Board of Trustees approved plans to replace Cambridge Residence Hall with a state-of-the-art facility that will expand on-campus housing in a prime location near the […]

GUNTERSVILLE — To improve traffic safety, the Alabama Department of Transportation will convert the intersection of U.S. 431 and Buck Island Drive in Guntersville to a Restricted Crossing U-Turn (RCUT) […]

HUNTSVILLE – This week, the second cohort of the CRP DefenseTech Accelerator will culminate as the five companies pitch their products and technologies to investors and local business and community […]

AUBURN — Widely regarded as one of the top offensive minds in college football, Alex Golesh has been named Auburn Football’s head coach, Athletics Director John Cohen announced Sunday. The 33rd […]

HUNTSVILLE – The Wellory Living development in Huntsville’s MidCity District is set to receive a large-scale mural that fuses artistic expression with a message of environmental innovation. Echoing the “innovative […]

HUNTSVILLE — To commemorate the “Catalyst of Change,” the city of Huntsville will celebrate Rosa Parks Day today, marking the 70th anniversary of her historic refusal to surrender her seat […]

Sand Mountain Park and Amphitheater hosting Breakfast with Santa

ALBERTVILLE — Enjoy pancakes with your favorite toppings, sip hot cocoa, snap a pic with Santa and grab cookies to share or leave out for him. It’s time to get […]

HUNTSVILLE – CanSat teams at the University of Alabama in Huntsville placed first, second and sixth nationally in the 2025 International CanSat competition in Monterey and Staunton, Va. UAH teams […]

HUNTSVILLE — Sleigh bells are ringing and the Parks & Recreation department has it on good authority that Santa is making his way to Huntsville for the third annual Big […]

DECATUR – ‘Tis the season to deck the halls and the homes. And, with that, a beloved tradition next month offers visitors a unique opportunity to explore beautifully decorated historic […]

TUSCALOOSA — The University of Alabama continues to be an economic driver for the state as its flagship university set record high economic and fiscal impacts for the 2023-2024 academic […]

Enjoy 'Holidays on the Silver Screen' with the Shoals Symphony

FLORENCE – Get ready, Shoals area, to strut your stuff on the red carpet for a one-night-only event: “Holidays on the Silver Screen.” Shoals Symphony is putting on the Hollywood […]

HUNTSVILLE — “The Nutcracker” by the Huntsville Ballet is a holiday classic on its own. But, when you add the talented Huntsville Symphony Orchestra, well … that’s a whole ‘nother […]

Space Command Has a Home in Alabama

For more than six decades, Alabama has been synonymous with American space leadership. When NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center opened at Huntsville’s Redstone Arsenal in 1960, it cemented our state’s […]