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Court Street Books brightens Shoals literary landscape

FLORENCE — Located just off Court Street in Florence just before you cross O’Neal Bridge, Court Street Books offers a fresh take on book-buying in the Shoals. From the bright […]

Fraud EDU: Beware of impersonations

An urgent-sounding phone call, a suspicious text, or a compelling payment request. Scammers will try a variety of techniques to convince and deceive in order for you to hand over […]

HUNTSVILLE — The Rocket City offers a variety of festive Halloween haunts to make your October spook-tacular. There are plenty of opportunities to show off those costumes, enjoy the fall atmosphere, […]

Department of Defense contracts Sept. 23-27

The following is a recent list of North Alabama companies that have received or will perform work on Department of Defense contracts. Raytheon of Huntsville was awarded a $44 million […]

LONDON — The collective efforts of the United States and its allies to safeguard their shared interests in space are critical amid increasing threats in the domain, the commander of […]

Auburn solving health issues through One Health

AUBURN — One Health is a concept that recognizes the interconnectedness of human, animal and environmental health; it is built on the premise that the health of all living things […]

In Oneonta, 'tis the season for covered bridges

ONEONTA — With three covered bridges still in existence, Blount County carries the title of Covered Bridge Capital of Alabama, and, as a tribute to its roots, a one-day festival is […]

Witches, wheels and BBQ highlight Scottsboro festival

SCOTTSBORO — The picturesque downtown square of Scottsboro will be the backdrop for the annual Scottsboro BBQ Festival set for the second Saturday in October. The one-day event welcomes award-winning pit […]

Harvesting good times with Sweet Grown Alabama

MONTGOMERY — Cool(ish) weather (this is Alabama after all) and pumpkin spice are in the air. So, it’s time to head out to a Sweet Grown Alabama farm and experience […]

It was a roaring good time at UNA Family Weekend

FLORENCE – If you were near the University of North Alabama campus last Saturday, you would have noticed a lot of purple “NA Family” T-shirts. They were all part of UNA’s […]

FLORENCE — Looking to find a place to take in the fall colors? Look no further than The Shoals region in North Alabama. The area features foliage with some of […]

HUNTSVILLE —  If you’re an animation fan, the Huntsville Museum of Art is offering a special look Sunday that will both pique your interest and foster a new appreciation for […]

MONTGOMERY – After serving the longest tenure of a state Labor secretary, Fitzgerald Washington is retiring, Gov. Kay Ivey announced today. Since being named secretary in 2014, Washington helped see Alabama […]

HUNTSVILLE — Prepare yourself, Huntsville. This weekend will not be kind to drivers. The South Star Festival has come to town and with it more than 20,000 fans from all […]

HUNTSVILLE — The inaugural ICSC Huntsville local event featured a heavyweight panel of development professionals Thursday.   Moderated by Wesley Crunkleton of Crunkleton Commercial Real Estate, the panel featured Shane Davis, […]

DECATUR — Celebrating those who helped power North Alabama’s $4.7 billion tourism industry, the Alabama Mountain Lakes Tourist Association announced the recipients of its PEAK Awards. The awards were presented […]

Off The Record: The latest rumors and rumblings in North Alabama     Fretful fans Some football fans are less than thrilled that former President Donald Trump will be attending […]

HUNTSVILLE – There is a new tenant in Huntsville’s Cummings Research Park. And that tenant will have a few hundred tenants, as well. Capstone Building has completed Arcadia, a 250-apartment […]

Huntsville City Council approves $328M balanced budget

HUNTSVILLE — With an emphasis on roads and streets, plus an increase in sidewalk construction, the Huntsville City Council approved a balanced operating budget at its regular meeting Thursday. The […]

HUNTSVILLE — Though Tropical Storm Helene continues to weaken as it tracks inland, it is expected to bring heavy rainfall and gusty winds to the Tennessee Valley. The last few […]

WASHINGTON – A veterans-related bill that would right a wrong, according to U.S. Sen. Tommy Tuberville, has been passed by the Senate and now heads to President Biden’s desk to […]

HUNTSVILLE – Teledyne Brown Engineering has been selected to provide Earth observation data and related services to NASA. This indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity multiple-award contract has a cumulative maximum value of $476 million. […]

TRINITY — Called the largest investment project ever undertaken in a rural Alabama county, a $1.1 billion solar manufacturing facility was inaugurated in Trinity. First Solar launched the facility which […]

HUNTSVILLE — As fans eagerly await what might arguably be the biggest weekend in Huntsville’s musical entertainment history in years, city leaders and South Star festival officials are keeping an […]