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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, […]
HUNTSVILLE – The finishing touches on the master plan at William Hooper Councill Park will be added today with the dedication and unveiling of four bronze statues on the grounds […]
HUNTSVILLE – A three-tiered plan targeting a pressing need for local child care was released today by The Community Foundation of Greater Huntsville and the Huntsville-Madison County Chamber. A press […]
TUSCALOOSA — The state’s small business leaders appear to have a far better outlook for the state’s economy and businesses than those on the national level, according to a survey […]
TUSCALOOSA — A new performing arts center at the University of Alabama has been named after the late Mark Smith, co-founder of the Huntsville based, global telecommunications company Adtran. Clay […]
HUNTSVILLE — Alabama has never had a destination management group serving the entire state – until now. Touronimo, a Huntsville event-experiences company, has acquired Destination Huntsville, Touronimo announced today. Destination […]
WASHINGTON — On recent visit to Huntsville, U.S. Sen. Tommy Tuberville toured the area’s defense companies and two things stood out to him. Supply and labor issues. Tuberville (R-Auburn) addressed […]
HUNTSVILLE – The Huntsville-Madison County Chamber is continuing efforts to promote and strengthen the local workforce with an updated version of its previous job fairs Tuesday at First Baptist Church […]
HUNTSVILLE – Researchers at the University of Alabama in Huntsville have supported a ground-breaking measurement that is helping solve a 60-year-old cosmic mystery. The question is why is the sun’s […]
ARAB — The City of Arab and Arab Parks and Recreation kick off the holiday season the day after Thanksgiving when Arab City Park is transformed into Christmas in the […]
WARRIOR — Rickwood Caverns celebrates the holiday season with a magical underground experience like no other. Beginning Nov. 18, Wonderland Under Warrior welcomes guests for a unique experience that celebrates […]
HUNTSVILLE — Howls heard in Huntsville this month won’t come from local werewolves! Instead, they’ll be coming from eager animals awaiting adoption at the second annual Howl-O-Ween Trunk ‘R Treat […]
HUNTSVILLE – The nonprofit Partners for Athletes and Leaders in Schools is holding its biggest fundraiser Monday with a golf scramble at Huntsville Country Club. This is the third annual […]
MONTGOMERY – Recognized as helping push the Tennessee Valley and the state onto the international business stage, Greg Canfield is stepping down as secretary of the Department of Commerce. He […]
HUNTSVILLE – Redstone Gateway was built for mixed use, and developers are filling the bill with its latest offering to an already eclectic brew of offerings that include lodging, child […]
MONTGOMERY – The unemployment rates in four north Alabama counties are this close to leading the state, and the same can be said for the City of Madison. The Alabama […]
MADISON – The Rocket City Trash Pandas are stepping up to the plate during the Christmas season to help those less fortunate. Through their Trash Pandas Foundation, the team is […]
HUNTSVILLE – Barbecue gumbo with a scoop of potato salad. Pork belly cracklin’ naked or dusted in sichuan or cool ranch rub. Thai chili fried ribs. The well-worn “Laissez les […]
ROGERSVILLE — Jaylinn Owens is full of joy. She plays sports, does TikTok dances, makes good grades, and is a good friend. Jaylinn has so much joy that she can’t […]
MONTGOMERY — Several Tennessee Valley facilities will be able to save money by cutting energy usage, thanks to funding from the State Energy Program. Gov. Kay Ivey has awarded grants […]
