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PISGAH — U.S. Rep. Dale Strong’s staff will be holding mobile office hours in Jackson County next week, the congressman announced. Staff members can assist constituents in Pisgah and the […]
MONTGOMERY — Doctors with the Medical Association of the State of Alabama are urging Alabamians to safely dispose of their expired, unused and unwanted prescription drugs at three sites across […]
According to the Athens-Limestone Association of Realtors, September residential sales in the area decreased 18.2% year-over-year from 220 to 180 closed transactions. While sales increased 10.4% from August, they are down […]
Off The Record: The latest rumors and rumblings in North Alabama “Vultures circling” State Sen. Tom Butler’s District 10 seat is attracting considerable chatter lately. The longtime legislator has […]
HUNTSVILLE – The soon-to-be-abandoned Administrative Building that is home to Huntsville’s City Hall and its replacement still under construction were both topics at Thursday night’s regular meeting of the City […]
HUNTSVILLE – The Von Braun Center has undergone significant changes since opening in 1975 but there’s been one constant for the past 20 hockey seasons – the Huntsville Havoc as […]
HUNTSVILLE — More access to public transportation and fresh, affordable food. More children’s services, including mentorship, play areas and a safer environment. Those are among suggestions made at recent community […]
ALBERTVILLE — Just a few years after opening, Sand Mountain Park & Amphitheater is reinvigorating its indoor aquatics facility with NinjaCross, a retractable obstacle course. The indoor system is the […]
HUNTSVILLE – The Orion Express is set to roll again for Friday night’s concert featuring Jason Isbell & The 400 Unit. After an initial shuttle service offered by Huntsville Transit […]
Astound Research, an online platform for scientists and industries including foundations, nonprofits and non-governmental organizations, has grown to $300 million in active available funding for research in less than two […]
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MONTGOMERY – A day after the National Weather Service in Huntsville and the Alabama Forestry Commission issued Fire Alerts for north Alabama counties, additional restrictions were placed on all state […]
HUNTSVILLE – A study commissioned by Downtown Huntsville Inc. exposed market concerns that are now being addressed by the organization whose mission statement is to create a vibrant, diverse and […]
LAS VEGAS — Apparently, Santa Claus may not be the only one flying around South Florida on Christmas Eve. United Launch Alliance announced Tuesday it has scheduled the launch of […]
ATHENS – “So go Downtown, “Things will be great when you’re Downtown …” Those words from the 1964 hit by Petula Clark could be referring to Athens because two great […]
HUNTSVILLE – The Huntsville-Madison County Chamber’s Relaunch program is unlike other job fairs in that the target audience is not necessarily new to employment. People looking to enter the workforce […]
HUNTSVILLE – Alumni, city council members, Mayor Tommy Battle and other elected officials, luminaries and citizens gathered Tuesday to dedicate the final pieces of the master plan that created William […]
MONTGOMERY — The cities of Florence and Huntsville, along with Marshall County Home Place are among several state organizations that have been awarded more than $2.5 million by Gov. Kay […]
HUNTSVILLE – In an effort to represent the diverse population in his district, Huntsville City Councilman Bill Kling extended an invitation to the Hispanic community for an outreach event. The […]
CULLMAN – Cullman Regional Hospital will build an outpatient surgery center in Hartselle, it was announced Tuesday. Last week, the State Health Planning & Development Agency Certificate of Need Review […]
SCOTTSBORO — Technology giant Google has awarded $210,000 in grants to five Jackson County organizations. The new funding is to support projects which provide technological equipment to facilitate early STEM-focused […]
HUNTSVILLE – Despite the wishes of longtime Huntsville City Councilman Bill Kling, the Rolling Stones are definitely not coming to the reincarnation of what was once known as downtown’s Big […]
HUNTSVILLE – Think you have what it takes to join Huntsville Fire & Rescue? Then check out the department’s recruitment event today from 6-8 p.m. at Fire Station No. 1, […]
