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The University of North Alabama is ushering in a new chapter with the launch of a refreshed institutional brand and marketing campaign designed to highlight the university’s history while attracting […]
Alabama A&M University established two new scholarship initiatives aimed at expanding educational access and supporting student success. The first, the 12th President Daniel K. Wims and Fountain B. Wims Agricultural […]
The Huntsville/Madison County Chamber has opened nominations for its 2026 Small Business Awards, recognizing businesses and individuals making an impact across the Huntsville and Madison County community. Nominations are open […]
Huntsville residents had the chance to meet some of the area’s hardest-working dogs as Bark HSV welcomed Huntsville Hospital Health System’s Canines for Coping teams for a community meet-and-greet. The […]
Two of Huntsville’s prominent design firms are joining forces. Matheny Goldmon and Goodwyn Mills Cawood (GMC) announced Wednesday that they have merged following nearly two years of collaboration, a partnership […]
DeKalb Regional Medical Center has launched its new robotic-assisted surgery program with the successful completion of its first procedure using the da Vinci Xi Surgical System, bringing advanced minimally invasive […]
The Madison County Commission has approved the hiring of Kindell C. Anderson as the county’s next administrator, selecting the longtime local government executive to oversee day-to-day county operations beginning Aug. […]
Huntsville-based Phoenix has been awarded an $11.7 million federal contract to provide access control, badging and mail services at Redstone Arsenal. According to the U.S. Army Contracting Command, Phoenix, formally […]
After winning one of Alabama’s highest-profile Republican legislative primaries, State Rep. James Lomax says he is shifting his focus from campaign politics to the issues he believes matter most to […]
More than 4,600 tons of limestone are on their way from Northwest Alabama to help rebuild oyster reefs and improve water quality along Alabama’s Gulf Coast. The Alabama Wildlife Federation […]
A University of Alabama in Huntsville-led research team has received an $849,000 NASA grant to develop new tools that could help communities across the Southeast detect rapidly developing flash droughts […]
As Americans celebrate the nation’s 250th birthday this Fourth of July, Alabama has its own connection to the country’s founding, even though it would not become a state until 1819, […]
This Fourth of July is one for the history books. As America celebrates its 250th anniversary, communities across North Alabama are marking the milestone with patriotic festivities, from hometown parades […]
A 16-year-old Alexandria High School student was killed last week in a single-car accident — a tragedy that has the entire community reeling. According to a story from the Calhoun […]
U.S. House Speaker Mike Johnson met with defense industry leaders during a Birmingham event hosted by Alabama’s Republican congressional delegation, with Huntsville-based Radiance Technologies among the companies represented. Radiance said […]
The Madison County Commission voted Wednesday to approve the City of Huntsville’s proposed Tax Increment Financing district, clearing a key hurdle for a plan to help fund a $200 million […]
The Tennessee Valley Authority is rethinking how it will power one of the nation’s fastest-growing regions after concluding electricity demand is rising faster than expected. In its Preliminary Final 2026 […]
Amentum Services Inc. has received a $9.4 million contract modification from the U.S. Army to continue providing global aviation maintenance services, with a portion of the work to be performed […]
The Alabama A&M University Board of Trustees has voted to extend President Daniel K. Wims’ contract through Dec. 31, 2032, giving him two additional years beyond his previous agreement and […]
The National Children’s Advocacy Center has welcomed its newest team member, a 2-year-old Black Labrador/Golden Retriever mix named Marvin III. Marvin III has joined the Huntsville-based organization as its newest […]
A recent U.S. Department of Justice settlement involving a Huntsville defense contractor is sending a clear message to companies across the Defense Industrial Base: cybersecurity compliance is no longer based […]
Back in 2014, we had just gotten our starts in the State Legislature, both freshman members who barely knew how to get around the State House. Neither of us imagined […]
