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HUNTSVILLE – And away we go! Mayor Tommy Battle had your six this morning when he signed his annual proclamation declaring this Armed Forces Celebration Week. The ceremony takes was […]
HUNTSVILLE — Parry Labs has flown its Edge Compute Micro with Stratia software on the Griffon Aerospace Valiant platform, the company announced. The flight took place at a private airfield […]
HUNTSVILLE — The severe storms that rolled through North Alabama on Sunday knocked out power to nearly 4,000 Huntsville Utilities customers. Huntsville Utilities said its crews worked through the night […]
HUNTSVILLE – Heart of the Valley YMCA is locked and loaded for a week of savings and fun honoring Armed Forces personnel and their immediate families this week during Huntsville’s […]
HUNTSVILLE — Many kids enter foster care with little more than a few items stuffed in a garbage bag. Lee Marshall’s Kids to Love “More Than a Backpack” program believes […]
HANCEVILLE – The Tennessee Valley Authority is asking for public input on proposed transmission system improvements to prepare for growth and increase power reliability in the Colony, Arkadelphia, and Mulberry […]
HUNTSVILLE — Strong to severe storms are predicted today for the North Alabama-Southern Tennessee region. According to the National Weather Service Huntsville office, two rounds of storms are expected – 10 […]
HUNTSVILLE – The University of Alabama in Huntsville has claimed the top prize for two NASA Artemis Student Challenges. The 2023 Human Exploration Rover Challenge and the 2023 Student Launch […]
FLORENCE — At an institution with almost 200 years of history, it is not altogether unusual to come across information with historical significance. Recently, this happened through some routine digitization […]
HUNTSVILLE — Several Madison County high school graduates received a financial boost for college, thanks to a local fraternity’s philanthropy. Huntsville’s Delta Theta Lambda Education Foundation recently awarded $25,000 in […]
HUNTSVILLE — It’s been an award-winning time for Huntsville-based Aerobotix recently. Process engineer Samantha Stejskal has been named to Business Alabama’s “Women in Tech: 23 for ’23,” which recognizes women […]
HUNTSVILLE — The latest trends and best practices in preventing fraud and combatting abuse toward senior adults will be at the forefront of a conference next week in Huntsville. The […]
SHEFFIELD – School may be out for the summer, but Bank Independent is launching its 10th annual School Share drive next week. The “$5 Helps Carry the Cost” campaign to benefit […]
HUNTSVILLE – Huntsville favorites Microwave Dave Gallaher, Luke Johnston and Josh Taylor will be picking and shoveling at the Huntsville Traditional Music Association’s Coffeehouse on June 27 in the old […]
Off The Record: Latest rumors and rumblings in North Alabama Science museum reports raise questions Many questions are being raised about a proposed science museum in Madison. At a […]
HUNTSVILLE — A Huntsville company picked up two performance awards from Toyota Motor North America in a ceremony this week. Huntsville’s Bocar Group won two “Excellence Among North American Supplier” […]
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. – And then, there was one. That is, one more launch to go for United Launch Alliance’s Delta IV Heavy rocket. The next to last mission of the […]
ATHENS — Johnny Turner, the former field representative for U.S. Rep. Mo Brooks, has announced his candidacy for Limestone County Commission District 2. “Limestone County is the fastest growing county […]
Well into his first term in Congress, Rep. Dale Strong plays an integral role in the House Armed Services Committee’s approval of the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA). The annual […]
HUNTSVILLE — While fireworks and rockets are still illegal in city limits, Huntsville has modified its restriction on pyrotechnics. Just in time for the Fourth of July. “We feel like […]
MADISON — Holy Trash Heap, the Rocket City Trash Pandas win again! Back in 2018 when it became certain the Tennessee Valley was getting a new Minor League baseball team, […]
HUNTSVILLE — Recent statistics show that, on average, 49% of employees nationally say the company where they work is a great place. Whether that number sounds low or high to […]
HUNTSVILLE — A bill raising the pay for poll workers has been signed into law, State Rep. James Lomax, the bill’s sponsor, announced today. According to Lomax, the legislation signed […]
