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HUNTSVILLE – The University of Alabama in Huntsville College of Business and wealth advisory firm Keel Point recently celebrated the start of their new $100,000 collaboration – the Keel Point Professorship in Family Wealth […]

TARCOG hosting fraud and scam summit in Athens

ATHENS — Fraud targeting the elderly is on the rise and resulted in nearly $5 billion in financial losses throughout the U.S. in 2024.  This is one reason TARCOG wants […]

GADSDEN — The Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources has hit the bullseye on a shooting competition for all skill levels. The John H. Wallace Pistol Challenge series will take […]

MINNEAPOLIS — Using UV technology, Daikin America’s Decatur facility has been involved in the world’s first large-scale demonstration of high-throughput PFAS destruction, according to a news release from Claros Technologies. The […]

HUNTSVILLE – The Terminus Spaceflight Research Group at the University of Alabama in Huntsville is set to send a payload into space this month, a follow-up to the launch and […]

Educators expanded their education this summer in a rather unusual class setting – Alabama State Parks. The Teacher-Educator Workshop Adventures series took 25 educators on a first-come basis to visit […]

HUNTSVILLE — Seth Crochet has been promoted to executive vice president, general counsel, for Radiance Technologies. In his expanded role, Crochet will oversee all legal representation for Radiance Technologies and […]

HUNTSVILLE — The left turn lanes from the U.S. 231/431/North Memorial Parkway service roads to Mastin Lake Road reopened today, the Alabama Department of Transportation announced. The northbound and southbound […]

ATHENS — An Athens woman has been charged with capital murder in the “brutal assault” of her infant, the Limestone County Sheriff’s Office said. Morgan Skye Thornton was arrested Friday […]

HUNTSVILLE — Get ready for a fun-filled evening of friendly competition at the third annual Lawn Bowling Bash, hosted by the National Children’s Advocacy Center’s Young Professional Advisory Council. The […]

SHEFFIELD – With hundreds of school supply items and nearly $1,500 in cash donations, the community turned out to help area schoolchildren. The 12th annual Helping Hands Foundation and Bank […]

Ranae Bartlett for Mayor: A Vision for the Future

“I plan to bring new energy to our city government and shape our community’s future. People move to Madison because of its outstanding school system and small-town atmosphere. Madison is […]

WASHINGTON — Last year, Americans aged 60 and older reported losing more than $2.3 billion – a 21% over $1.9 billion in 2013 – to fraud. This year, the numbers […]

HUNTSVILLE — Not willing to rest on their musical laurels, The Venue Group, in collaboration with the city of Huntsville, is identifying locations for a mid-sized venue with a capacity […]

MADISON — It’s a unique two-for-one deal for local politics next month, as in two chambers of commerce and one mayor. The Huntsville/Madison County Chamber, in cooperation with the Madison […]

WASHINGTON — Huntsville’s Teledyne Brown Engineering received a $126.6 million contract from the Navy for IT work, the Department of Defense announced. The $126,687,633 indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract is for support services to […]

ATHENS – Come and get it! With a variety of culinary delights ranging from Southern comfort food to international cuisine, Downtown Athens Culinary Month is back. The month-long celebration of […]

DECATUR – With plans to build a “sense of community,” Decatur City Schools will open the doors of B.E.S.T. Pre-K Academy next week. And, in a change from the past, […]

Off The Record: The latest rumors and rumblings in Alabama   Strong showing   U.S. Rep. Dale Strong gave his annual update to a packed crowd numbering close to a thousand […]

UNA celebrates topping out of Bank Independent Stadium

FLORENCE – A major construction milestone at the University of North Alabama was reached Thursday with the topping out ceremony for Bank Independent Stadium. “Today’s Topping Out is one of […]

LAKEVIEW — Demolition of the 83-year-old bridge on Alabama Highway 75 over Town Creek at Lakeview in DeKalb County began this  week. Traffic recently shifted to the new bridge built by […]

NORMAL — The Alabama A&M University football program made another step toward kicking off the 2025 season this morning as the Bulldogs opened Day 1 of Fall Camp in Louis […]

SCOTTSBORO — A “generational” natural gas project crossing three jurisdictions is being proposed to help meet the region’s power demands for the next 15 to 20 years. The first step […]

HUNTSVILLE — With a large crowd of area movers and shakers backing him, John Roberts made a statement to launch his campaign for Alabama State Senate District 2.  Roberts laid […]