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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, […]
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 […]
HUNTSVILLE – North Alabama’s sole inland port released figures from 2023, and business has been good for the state-of-the-art International Intermodal Center as growth from the previous year approached the […]
TRINITY — Brown-Forman has sold its cooperage in Trinity to Independent Stave Company, the company announced today. The cooperage will continue to make barrels for the Jack Daniel Distillery as […]
HUNTSVILLE –The Huntsville City Football Club continues to break new ground in its second season of professional soccer, this time offering a series of what it calls “one-of-a-kind” youth camps […]
Off The Record: The latest rumors and rumblings in North Alabama Feeling lucky? The Alabama House of Representatives not only passed a legal gaming bill without a special session […]
ATHENS – Athens State University and the Limestone County Economic Development Association have formed a learning partnership. The partnership includes a 10% tuition discount on all classes, waived application fee, and […]
MADISON – Season ticket holders and other regular attendees the past three years will recognize the classic weekly rotation of promotions at Toyota Field for the fourth Southern League season […]
HUNTSVILLE – The City of Huntsville has an offer for college students looking for what it calls “a valuable and enriching career experience.” Huntsville has announced openings for its Summer […]
Are you feeling frustrated with the impersonal service at your large national or regional bank? Is your bank treating you like just another account number rather than a valued customer? […]
HUNTSVILLE – A winter storm may have delayed the ribbon-cutting for the STEM Center at Alabama A&M that will serve the students at Girls Inc., but it couldn’t stop the […]
256 Today is proud to present the Our Town Podcast. Check here every week for the latest episode from Troy Bye, North Alabama’s newest favorite son. The Our Town […]
WASHINGTON – As work continues on three projects at Huntsville International Airport, including the renovation of its main concourse, U.S. Rep. Dale Strong announced a federal grant that will help […]
HUNTSVILLE – Wrestlers from around Alabama will hit the mats this week to begin a quest for state championships at the Von Braun Center, while the Southeastern Swimming Short Course […]
TANNER — Limestone County is the state’s fastest growing county and is enduring the accompanying growing pains. To that end, homes that used to be out in the country are […]
DECATUR – Same passionate request, different location and with a bit of name change. The 12th annual 2024 Barrels (and Boxes) of Love non-perishable food drive for the Decatur/Morgan County […]
HUNTSVILLE – Rock and roll can never die. So wrote and sang troubadour Neil Young in 1979. This spring, he’ll undoubtedly reprise that hit when he comes to the Rocket […]
