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HUNTSVILLE — The Madison County Farmers Market is one of the oldest businesses in Alabama. What started out in the basement of the Madison County Courthouse in 1814 has now […]

HUNTSVILLE — It’s almost time to lift off for next month’s Southern Public Relations Federation conference. The annual meeting – called PR Lift Off – is Sept. 10-12 at the […]

A second suspect in last week’s Alabama A&M shooting has been arrested after being discharged from Huntsville Hospital. Christopher Thomas, 20, was charged with assault and booked into the Madison […]

CFD Research growing in Jackson County

HOLLYWOOD — CFD Research broke ground Monday for an additional facility in Jackson County Industrial Park to support its growing military contracts. The building will provide more than 28 additional […]

TUSCALOOSA – In some good news for renters across the country, it appears that rent increases are beginning to slow after several rapid price hikes. The state of Alabama, however, […]

Works of 'Alabama Art Lady' at airport Artway

HUNTSVILLE — Huntsville International Airport and Carnegie Visual Arts Center are hosting a reception Tuesday to welcome the newest exhibit featuring “Alabama Art Lady” Sonya Clemons. The Airport Artway New […]

HUNTSVILLE — A North Alabama high school football game was abruptly ended Friday night  after what the Madison County School System called an “incident” and a “major disruption.” The system, […]

ULA Atlas V to boost Space Force/NRO mission

CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. — United Launch Alliance will be playing a pivotal role in the launch of a joint mission between the National Reconnaissance Office (NRO) and the U.S. Space […]

Battling It Out on the Grill

DECATUR — Alabama’s only triple steak cookoff returns in September bringing with it exciting grilling action and good times to the River City. Sizzle and Smoke made its debut last […]

UAH offers guidelines on AI in classrooms

HUNTSVILLE – Recognizing the potential benefits of using artificial intelligence in the classroom, the University of Alabama in Huntsville has developed resources to help faculty and students incorporate this cutting-edge […]

More than pumpkins to pick at Belue Place

LEXINGTON — Now that school is back in session, the fall season is just around the corner which means it is time for pumpkins and all things autumn. In celebration […]

Late-summer celebrations of food and drink in Alabama showcase beer, wine, barbecue, seafood, steaks, and sweet potatoes. It’s the start of a busy festival season across the region and here […]

HUNTSVILLE – From a rundown eyesore a couple years ago to a crown jewel of the city of Huntsville, Joe Davis Stadium has undergone an amazing transformation. And the work […]

A trio of North Alabama cities, stretching from the northeast to the northwest, have been ranked among the 15 safest cities in Alabama. Muscle Shoals, Rainsville and Athens were on […]

With a vision to be the bank of choice in the communities they serve, northwest Alabama’s Bank Independent exists to make a positive difference in people’s lives through exceptional customer […]

Workforce innovation public meeting held at Calhoun

DECATUR – Alabama Works held something akin to a town hall on the campus of Calhoun Community College. But this gathering didn’t feature pointed questions aimed at political hopefuls. The […]

Hazlewood bond outlasts any brick and mortar

TOWN CREEK — Hazlewood High School alumni will gather Saturday for an all-classes reunion on sacred ground – the Golden Bears football field. A powerhouse in football, Hazlewood High was […]

Off The Record: The latest rumors and rumblings in North Alabama   Mike Ward ‘The Sequel’  Mike Ward, senior vice president, Government & Public Affairs for the Huntsville/Madison County Chamber […]

CHATTANOOGA — The Tennessee Valley Authority approved a 4.5% rate hike as it announced a $15 billion plan to build additional electricity-generating capacity and upgrade the system. The action came […]

Rogers asks GAO investigate Space Command decision

WASHINGTON – U.S. Rep. Mike Rogers has asked the Government Accountability Office  investigate the basing process for U.S. Space Command’s permanent headquarters. In a letter to the GAO, Rogers (R-Saks), […]

Huntsville Utilities: We can see the power through the trees

The number of destructive storms Tennessee Valley residents have endured this spring and summer, including back-to-back tornados in July, and a stormy start to August, have led to unique challenges […]

PJ's Coffee perking up downtown Huntsville

HUNTSVILLE – If you smell fresh coffee around the Regions Bank building downtown, you’re not imagining. The area’s newest breakfast beverage bistro has arrived in the Rocket City with a […]

'Dangerous heat' forecast for region

HUNTSVILLE — The National Weather Service Huntsville office has issued an excessive heat warning for much of the Tennessee Valley for today and Friday. The service said highs will range […]

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