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HUNTSVILLE – Huntsville Fire & Rescue will celebrate its latest class of cadets Friday with a graduation ceremony at Dream Theatre on the campus of The Rock Family. The theater […]
SHEFFIELD – Seven organizations in the seven counties served by Bank Independent, along with the Helping Hands Foundation, received a boost following the 10th annual Food Share Drive. The event […]
HUNTSVILLE — Huntsville Utilities has been informed of a scam tactic targeting customers. The scammer claims to be with Huntsville Utilities and offers to install solar panels on your home, […]
PRICEVILLE — There’s a running joke that you can use duct tape for just about anything. But, did anyone have “Design a tux for prom” on their bingo card? Aidan […]
HUNTSVILLE – The Summer of 2024 is flexing its muscles and, though a forecasted “cold front” will reduce temperatures somewhat for a couple of days, Huntsville Animal Services would like […]
HUNTSVILLE – The large water tank at the corner of Pulaski Pike and Sparkman Drive has never lent much to the landscape at its northwest Huntsville location, but that is […]
TANNER — Things are twice as nice in Limestone County for an automotive supply company. Shape Corp., which has a production facility in Athens, celebrated the grand opening of its […]
HUNTSVILLE – Huntsville Mayor Tommy Battle is running unopposed after qualifying for the race ended Tuesday. Barring a highly unlikely write-in campaign, Battle will be re-elected to his fifth term […]
HUNTSVILLE – ServisFirst Bank has promoted Stuart Whitaker to first vice president, commercial banking officer for the Huntsville region. “Stuart’s advancement reflects his commitment and contributions to ServisFirst Bank in […]
ATHENS — The Tennessee Valley Authority and Athens Utilities provide the power to Limestone County residents and businesses through their electrical systems. And, the two agencies help empower local nonprofits […]
Running a business is tough enough without having to worry about banking headaches. That’s why Bank Independent offers a suite of treasury management solutions designed to make your financial operations […]
BIRMINGHAM — Skilled trades. Perhaps an underappreciated sector of the job market. But, someone has to build the stores for the retail industry. Someone has to build the office buildings. […]
HUNTSVILLE – The grace period is over for drivers who break Huntsville’s hands-free ordinance, which the Huntsville City Council passed last year but allowed time for residents to adjust and […]
HUNTSVILLE – Winter weather took a toll on the cross country and disc golf courses at John Hunt Park and, to repair the area, the city of Huntsville has closed […]
HUNTSVILLE – Known as the Rocket City for its space and missile legacy, Huntsville is becoming a landing zone for other aerospace-related industries. The latest to touch down is Skyfire […]
MONTGOMERY – Residents and businesses in eight North Alabama counties will soon be able to enter the information age, thanks to the Alabama Fiber Network and the Alabama Anchor Institution/Middle-Mile […]
HUNTSVILLE – University of North Alabama senior women’s soccer goalkeeper Adriana Wright and sophomore men’s basketball guard Jacari Lane won College Athlete of the Year awards at the 2024 Rocket […]
ATHENS – Honoring a legend and icon at the university, Athens State officials have broken ground for the Nazaretian Alumni House & Welcome Center. The Alumni House will be named after […]
HUNTSVILLE – After an offensive eruption that saw four goals scored in two games as the Huntsville City Football Club broke into the 2024 season win column with two straight […]
ATHENS – Downtown Athens will be alive with the sound of music Friday night with two events scheduled for the area. The Merchants Alley series winds down its current production […]
HANCEVILLE — It’s a tale of two cities coming together for one big prize. Wallace State Community College, with campuses in Hanceville and Oneonta, was named a finalist for the […]
MADISON – The City of Madison is inviting residents to attend Wednesday’s council work session for a community listening session. The listening session, which begins at 5:30 p.m., will facilitate […]
BROWNSBORO — John Kvach, the executive director of the Singing River Trail, was arrested Monday morning on charges of dissemination/display of child pornography, according to the Madison County Sheriff’s Office. […]
