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A debate featuring six Republican candidates for governor will be taking place in Huntsville on April 26. Hosted by Focus on America, the debate will include Lindy Blanchard, Lew Burdette, […]
Monday, Gov. Kay Ivey’s reelection campaign announced that it had landed endorsements from nine additional North Alabama Republican legislators. The following lawmakers endorsed Ivey’s reelection campaign: State Sen. Garlan Gudger […]
Joseph Pelfrey has been appointed deputy director of NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville. In his new role, the former manager of MSFC’s Human Exploration Development and Operations office […]
HUNTSVILLE — With the Alabama primaries exactly one month away on May 24, Huntsville’s Committee 100 Young Professionals debuted their biennial Rock the Vote event at Stovehouse this weekend. 256 […]
After an extensive national search, Dr. David A. Puleo has been named provost and executive vice president for academic affairs at the University of Alabama in Huntsville (UAH), effective Aug. […]
Effective April 1, Strata-G Solutions named the company’s current chief operating officer, Colonel (Retired) John Vannoy, as president of one of Huntsville’s premier aerospace engineering and hardware solutions providers. Located […]
First Horizon Bank awarded three Huntsville businesses for their submissions to the Back to Business contest designed to celebrate resilient businesses in the communities the bank serves. The bank awarded […]
Duct tape to save the day! Despite having to repair a cracked canoe, the student concrete canoe team from The University of Alabama in Huntsville (UAH) Department of Civil and […]
Advocates say extended coverage is the start of a “healthy future” for Alabama mothers and Alabama’s new extension of postpartum Medicaid coverage will reduce maternal mortality and improve health for […]
A cozy restaurant nestled in the downtown area of idyllic Guntersville, Old Town Stock House is known for its delectable food and drinks, beloved chef and impeccable service. Treasured by […]
The City of Decatur’s Fire & Rescue Department has begun a new program to give businesses and community organizations the tools they need to save lives. “Lend a Hand, Decatur” […]
The Committee of 100 YP, a local organization of civically engaged young professionals, will host the semi-annual Rock the Vote event at Stovehouse in Huntsville on April 24, 2022, from […]
Foundation 1781 has been spearheading its “Foster the Love” donation drive through April in celebration of Military Child Month and National Child Abuse Prevention Month, but they will continue donation […]
It’s an election year, and our televisions have been flooded with endless political messages for congressional, gubernatorial and state legislature campaigns. As voters decide who to support in primary elections […]
There is a free and beautiful spring weekend ahead! The Alabama Kidney Foundation’s annual Huntsville Kidney Walk & Celebration has joined with Cars & Coffee for a Cause at MidCity […]
The Orion Amphitheater and Huntsville Hospital Health System announce together a multi-year foundational partnership that features Huntsville Hospital Health System as the “Exclusive Healthcare Provider” of Alabama’s newest music destination. In […]
Huntsville is quickly becoming a hub for competitive sports as the top collegiate women’s golfers in the country take their first step toward the national championship when the Robert Trent […]
If you are thinking about a career change or just looking for a good-paying job with benefits, Huntsville-based Dynetics is hosting a hiring fair from 4-7 p.m. Thursday, April 28, […]
The youngest of only 12 men to have ever walked on the moon, 86-year-old Brig. Gen. Charles “Charlie” Duke, lunar module pilot for the Apollo 16, was in Huntsville this […]
HUNTSVILLE — None of the children attending Space Camp yesterday are old enough to remember any of the Apollo missions, but when 86-year-old Brig. Gen. Charles “Charlie” Duke, one of […]
Madison County chairman Dale Strong presented a $100,000 donation to fund National Board Certification Teacher training at the State of the Schools address at the Jackson Center in Huntsville on […]
Excitement is growing for the 2022 Panoply Arts Festival in Big Spring Park April 29-May 1, but did you know it takes over 1,000 volunteers to bring off an event […]
Which football coaches of the SEC West are starting the college football season on the hot seat, and who is set up for success in 2022? We answered that question […]
