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HUNTSVILLE – Things aren’t slowing down for Invariant in South Huntsville. After just 15 months in its “new build” facility, the company broke ground for a 23,000 square-foot building on […]
ATHENS — It seems that everything is big with Buc-ee’s – including its hiring event. Instead of the normal one-day hiring event used by a lot of businesses, the retail […]
HUNTSVILLE — A new guidance kit for artillery has passed a crucial test, BAE Systems announced. The Long-Range Precision Guidance Kit for 155mm artillery projectiles was used in the Army’s […]
HUNTSVILLE – It’s the most thumb-pickin’est, plectrum-pluckin’est, bow-strokin’est barbecue in North Alabama! The fourth annual Bluegrass & BBQ Festival is cookin’ Saturday at Southside Park on Chaney Thompson Road in […]
Alabama avoided disaster at the final moment this weekend in its much-anticipated game against Texas A&M. Auburn and its offense fared about as well against Georgia as we thought they […]
Erica DeSpain is the founder and editor of All Things Madison, an online resource created in 2020 to be the No. 1 online go-to for those who live, work in, or visit […]
Huntsville has rightly made its mark as a national buzz word of 2022. Starting with U.S. News & World Report’s#1 place to live, followed by highlights in national publications like […]
HUNTSVILLE — You won’t be getting mail today nor can you take care of your car tags at the state office. Today is Columbus Day, a federal holiday and also […]
HUNTSVILLE — Alabama A&M University’s program in Animal Bio-Health Sciences has recently received the support it needs to retain and to graduate minority students through innovative hands-on techniques, in addition […]
HUNTSVILLE – A proposed space mission involving the University of Alabama in Huntsville has been selected by NASA for the second time as part of a group of four for […]
ATHENS — Some of the nation’s most highly acclaimed storytellers will make their way to Athens for the city’s annual celebration of storytelling, tall tales, and readings. Now in its […]
HUNTSVILLE – Madison County Commissioner Violet Edwards has been selected as the 2022 Alumni of Achievement award-winner for the College of Business at the University of Alabama in Huntsville. Edwards […]
MONTGOMERY — Madison’s YKTA was named the state’s Emerging Manufacturing of the Year in the 2022 Manufacturer of the Year Awards. The Business Council of Alabama, in partnership with the […]
HUNTSVILLE – The Marshall Space Flight Center and the U.S. Space & Rocket Center are offering a chance to see the moon like you may not have ever seen it. […]
256 Today has teamed up with Southern Ghost Girls Tours to bring you four of North Alabama’s most notorious and proven haunted places for the Halloween season. DECATUR — The […]
HUNTSVILLE — As Huntsville grows, city leaders are focused on long-term gains for people who live, work and play in the community. This includes a watchful eye on Huntsville’s natural […]
HUNTSVILLE – The awards just keep coming for the nuclear thermal propulsion research at the University of Alabama in Huntsville by Saroj Kumar. Kumar is a doctoral candidate in the […]
HUNTSVILLE – A successful test of a next generation large solid rocket motor answered two issues for Aerojet Rocketdyne. The rocket engine manufacturer said the test for the eSR-19 validated […]
Huntsville has rightly made its mark as a national buzz word of 2022. Starting with U.S. News & World Report’s No. 1 place to live, followed by highlights in national […]
KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, Fla. — Engineers at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center have been working this week to prepare the Space Launch System rocket and Orion spacecraft for November’s Artemis I […]
HUNTSVILLE – Several local nonprofit organizations have launched WillPower, an educational campaign as part of National Estate Planning Awareness Week, Oct. 18-24. The collaborative is aimed at encouraging donors to […]
TRIANA — It was almost a year to the day that developers Louis and Patti Breland announced they would build mortgage-free adaptive homes for two Bronze Star and Purple Heart […]
HUNTSVILLE — Outgoing U.S. Rep. Mo Brooks has blamed Democrats and fellow Republicans, including Sen. Richard Shelby, for the soaring national debt and budget deficit. Brooks, who was defeated by […]
