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HUNTSVILLE – Christophe Berra, we hardly knew ye. The Huntsville City Football Club’s road trip to the Great Boston area this week to play the New England Revolution in MLS […]

GUNTERSVILLE — The state Legislature just wrapped up its 2024 session and won’t meet again for a few months, but three local lawmakers are set to provide an update to […]

HUNTSVILLE – The University of Alabama in Huntsville will host the HEL Optics Metrology Workshop to improve metrology processes and technologies in high energy laser (HEL) weapon systems. The workshop will […]

INDIANAPOLIS – The final season before moving up the ladder in college football has proven to be an omen of good things to come in its outro for Jacksonville State […]

WASHINGTON – Recognized for his work with students, and not just his JROTC classes, Army Lt. Col. Wayne Davenport of Trussville has been named by U.S. Sen. Tommy Tuberville as […]

ATHENS – The Tennessee Valley Old Time Fiddlers Concert Series continues next month with a concert with a performance by Chris Jones & the Night Drivers. The concert will be […]

MONTGOMERY — Students who completed the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) and have applied or enrolled in an Alabama community or technical college should begin receiving notification this […]

HUNTSVILLE – Think of the next 805 After Five concert as a small preview of the inaugural two-day South Star Festival arriving the first week of fall. Downtown Huntsville Inc. […]

State Sen. Gudger in ICU after jet ski accident

BIRMINGHAM — State Sen. Garlan Gudger is in intensive care following a jet ski accident Thursday at Smith Lake. Gudger (R-Cullman) was airlifted to UAB Hospital in Birmingham where where […]

BIRMINGHAM – The Alabama Big 10 Mayors have kicked off their second annual statewide photo competition with Alabamians submitting their photos from the state’s 10 biggest cities to be recognized as […]

HARTSELLE – The “Golden” era will soon begin for the Hartselle High School boys basketball program. At least the Tigers can hope that’s the case after the school named Josh […]

Off The Record: The latest rumors and rumblings in North Alabama   Four more years: Battle’s finale? Huntsville Mayor Tommy Battle will begin his fifth term Nov. 4, following a […]

Huntsville Office of DEI hosting Stuff the Bus event

HUNTSVILLE – Ahead of an upcoming school supply giveaway, Huntsville’s Office of Diversity, Equity & Inclusion (ODEI) and Community Awareness for Youth (CAFY) are asking the community to help Stuff the Bus this weekend. […]

MADISON — In a few months, folks will be able to “eat mor chikin.” With a turn of the shovels, civic officials and Chick-fil-A representatives, including cow mascots in safety […]

HUNTSVILLE – Huntsville-based Torch Technologies, one of the nation’s leading defense contractors, has been named to the Tugboat Institute’s inaugural Best Evergreen Companies list.  Each of the companies on the […]

MADISON – The Rocket City Trash Pandas literally came out swinging to start the second half of the Southern League season, scoring a torrid seven-plus runs per game in bolting […]

HUNTSVILLE – Paralympian Tahl Leibovitz is practically royalty among six athletes and their traveling party of Paris-bound elite table tennis competitors who first made their way to Huntsville this week. […]

HUNTSVILLE – The City of Huntsville issued a reminder of its fireworks ordinance in advance of Independence Day celebrations with many beginning tonight and lasting through the weekend. Meanwhile, the […]

Florence celebrates Spirit of Freedom in 41st annual event

FLORENCE – Get ready for an exciting Independence Day celebration in Florence with food trucks, live music, and fireworks.  The 41st annual Spirit of Freedom Celebration will be Thursday at […]

MONTGOMERY — The train is a’comin’, comin’ around the bend. And, with the help of a $1 million grant, the Huntsville Madison County Railroad will continue to be coming around […]

HUNTSVILLE — While Independence Day sparks joy and celebration for many, booms and pops in the sky and on the ground can often stress pets. “Fireworks can cause significant anxiety […]

Municipal offices closing for Independence Day

HUNTSVILLE – City of Huntsville municipal offices will close Thursday for Independence Day as are most civic operations region-wide. In the Rocket City, this includes Animal Services, Public Transit and […]

Member Benefits of the Alabama Association of Realtors

The Alabama Association of REALTORSⓇ is the largest organization of real estate professionals in the state, with over 19,000 members statewide. The organization is proud to uphold the highest standards […]

UNA to consider bringing live lions back to campus

FLORENCE – Upon the death of the University of North Alabama’s lion, Leo III, on May 2, a student asked, “Will there be another Lion friend to come?” echoing the […]