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A new affordable housing community for older adults is opening in Huntsville, adding 48 income-restricted apartments for residents age 55 and older as local leaders continue efforts to expand housing […]
Ryan Renaud will keep his seat on the Huntsville City Schools Board of Education, after the Huntsville City Council officially declared him the winner of the District 4 race Thursday […]
The man, the myth, the weather legend took Madison by storm this weekend, throwing out the ceremonial first pitch for the Rocket City Trash Pandas. James Spann stood on the […]
Two defense companies with major Huntsville operations have been selected to help develop the U.S. military’s next generation of directed energy weapon systems under a new program that could be […]
There wasn’t a birthday party for Roy Drinkard of Cullman on his 106th birthday. Instead, family and friends solicited birthday cards and expected a deluge. Drinkard just got home after […]
If you’re looking for a fun, family friendly place to go for the weekend, it’s time to take a serious look at Decatur, Alabama! Whether you crave immersive museums, legendary […]
A 7-year-old Athens boy got to live out his dream this week, sworn in as an honorary officer with the Athens Police Department through the Magic Moments program. Jace Dennis, […]
The Alabama Strawberry Festival has been named Alabama’s Best Music Festival in Alabama Magazine’s 2026 Best of Bama Awards, the latest statewide recognition for one of Cullman‘s signature events. The […]
A Madison native just became one of the best yo-yoers in the country — and he’s only 16 years old. Thomas Rajan won the 2026 U.S. National Yo-Yo Contest last […]
Off The Record: The latest rumors and rumblings in Alabama Coach clears round one; Doug Jones’ lawsuit isn’t done yet U.S. Senator Tommy Tuberville’s campaign for governor got a whole […]
Looking for weekend plans in North Alabama? From pint-sized carnival rides and downtown festivals to an evening with one of comedy’s biggest stars, there’s plenty happening across the region over […]
Huntsville Hospital Health System has named Jeremy Gray president of Helen Keller Hospital and Red Bay Hospital, following a nationwide search for the role. Gray steps into the position Aug. […]
The City of Huntsville has selected 30 students for the second Mayor’s Youth Advisory Council, a yearlong leadership program that gives local students a voice in city government. Led by […]
U.S. Senator Tommy Tuberville (R-Auburn) honored Army Sergeant First Class Leo Finn of Cullman as his July Veteran of the Month, marking 36 years of service that carried the Alabama […]
Twenty-one Fifth District students are trading senior year nerves for service academy acceptance letters, and Strong is taking a well-earned victory lap on their behalf. Strong announced this week that […]
The Huntsville Police Department is offering the public a closer look at one of its most critical positions with a new class of emergency dispatchers. During a media demonstration Tuesday, […]
The Tennessee Valley Authority is developing a new rate structure for incoming data centers and reviewing what existing facilities pay for power, board member Randy Jones said in an interview […]
Swipe right, get robbed at gunpoint. That’s the version of events Limestone County deputies say played out July 5 on Stewart Road in Tanner. According to the Sheriff’s Office, the […]
Add “federal patent office partner” to Alabama A&M’s résumé. The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office — which likes to call itself “America’s Innovation Agency” — announced this week it’s expanding […]
Huntsville Hospital Health System and Lakeland Community Hospital have entered into an affiliation agreement to strengthen the long-term future of the only hospital in Winston County and preserve local access […]
Limestone County agriscience teacher Hunter Rogers has been selected for the seventh class of the Alabama Farmers Federation’s Agricultural Leaders for Alabama program. Rogers was one of 14 participants chosen […]
Alabama families will have a chance to stretch their back-to-school budgets a little further this month because the state’s annual Back-to-School Sales Tax Holiday is almost here. The tax holiday […]
