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HUNTSVILLE – Toyota Alabama, on the heels of an earlier investment of $222 million in an i-Force 2.4-liter turbo engine, announced Wednesday it will begin production of the line for […]

Tuberville sets satellite office for DeKalb County

RAINSVILLE — If DeKalb County residents have wanted to reach out to Sen. Tommy Tuberville’s staff, but couldn’t make a trip to one of his permanent offices, there is an […]

Limestone County offers scholarships to residents

ATHENS – Limestone County residents interested in pursuing a degree in advanced manufacturing, construction, healthcare, or information technology are invited to apply for 2024 scholarships. The Limestone County Economic Development […]

Parry Labs moves to larger facility, adds employees

HUNTSVILLE – In addition to expanding its operations, Parry Labs of Huntsville is adding to its staff. “We are excited to move the Parry Labs Huntsville office to a larger […]

MONTGOMERY – As Alabama’s peak spring severe weather months of March, April and May approach, the state is offering a tax-break weekend to purchase items related to preparedness. The 2024 […]

MONTGOMERY — With a primary election coming up next month, the state is reminding Alabama voters of the deadline to apply for absentee ballots. County election managers must receive mail-in […]

HUNTSVILLE – Southeastern Conference rivals Alabama and Tennessee will visit the Valley next month to settle a women’s soccer dispute at the Loretta Spencer Complex. The inaugural Rocket City Spring […]

Breeze Airways blowing non-stop into Los Angeles

HUNTSVILLE — Breeze Airways is headed to LA, and it’s not Lower Alabama, though its planes are made there. Breeze Airways, whose planes are built in Mobile, is the first […]

HUNTSVILLE – With a theme of “Soaring for Social Justice,” the 12th annual Community Kite Festival sets sail just after the meteorological spring, which begins on the first day of […]

Lands shares her abortion story in campaign video

HUNTSVILLE — The Marilyn Lands campaign is taking on the state’s abortion ban and using the candidate’s personal experience. In a video released this morning, the Alabama House District 10 […]

MADISON – “Be Prepared” is a Boy Scouts motto and Madison is taking it seriously this weekend. The city is hosting ReadyFest, its annual preparedness event, from 9 a.m. to […]

HUNTSVILLE — As Alabama A&M prepares for its 150th anniversary next year, the university recently added to its history and legacy of education. The university’s Board of Trustees approved the […]

HUNTSVILLE – Celebrating the 40th anniversary of a subsidiary company, Bank Independent’s annual “Road Show” brought back the 1980s Monday at the Von Braun Center in Huntsville. The annual company […]

HUNTSVILLE – Mike Ball was born in California in 1954, moved to Hartselle when he was 9 and has called the Tennessee Valley home ever since. Closing in on 70, […]

HUNTSVILLE – A book published three decades ago, followed by a popular screen version, about a romance unfolding in a real life location tells the story of a fictional romance. […]

House District 10: Five questions for Teddy Powell

Voters in Alabama House District 10 will head to the polls next month for a special election. Democrat Marilyn Lands faces Republican Teddy Powell to fill the vacant seat left […]

House District 10: Five questions for Marilyn Lands

Voters in Alabama House District 10 will head to the polls next month for a special election. Democrat Marilyn Lands faces Republican Teddy Powell to fill the vacant seat left […]

HUNTSVILLE — Motorists on Cecil Ashburn Drive will face possible traffic delays this week. Beginning at 9 a.m. today, Huntsville Utilities Electric Operations will have rolling lane closures on Cecil […]

HUNTSVILLE – Instead of wishing for an endless summer, say goodbye to winter and hello to endless possibilities with the programs offered this spring by Huntsville Parks & Recreation. Pickleball, […]

Flock to North Alabama for the Year of Birding

DECATUR – North Alabama is for the birds. Well, actually, the area is for birding. And to help celebrate our feathered friends during the Alabama Tourism Department’s Year of Birding, […]

HUNTSVILLE – The University of Alabama in Huntsville will host academic and athletic camps this summer for students ranging in age from pre-kindergarten through high school. Students in grades 5-12 […]

GULF SHORES — The future of agriculture in North Alabama is in good hands. In fact, according to the head of the Alabama Farmers Federation’s Young Farmers Division, the area […]

MADISON — Andy Schatzley returns for his third year as manager as the Rocket City Trash Pandas head into their fourth season. Schatzley produced a 139-137 record through his first […]

HUNTSVILLE – Joseph Pelfrey has spent nearly a quarter of a century as an employee at NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center, rising through the years and into the top position […]