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HUNTSVILLE — From doodling diabetic puns on Post-it notes to using the Saturn V as a unicorn’s horn, Jonathan Fowler and his playful tongue-in-cheek takes from Fow Wow Designs, are […]

Alabama’s Rocket City is the best place to live in the United States, according to U.S. News & World Report. Huntsville notched the top spot in the outlet’s 2022-2023 edition […]

After serving on the Yellowhammer Multimedia team for just under a year, Birmingham resident Courtney Hancock has been named CEO of SoulGrown, Alabama’s premier lifestyle brand. The 29-year-old Huntsville native […]

At the beginning of the pandemic, I was living in Washington, D.C. and working at a grueling job in politics, pining for a new life in my home state of […]

City Focus: Huntsville, Alabama

“I am personally most proud we have a community that genuinely works together and offers opportunity for everyone” — Huntsville Mayor Tommy Battle The Rocket City last year staked its […]

Plan a luxurious pop-up picnic in Huntsville this spring

Spring—or at least spring weather—seems to be in full swing. That means we have plenty of perfect, cloudless days ahead during that magical window of time when the mosquitos are […]

Alabama is nicknamed the Yellowhammer State. But why? Well, there’s the yellowhammer bird, which is our state bird. If you ask an ornithologist, the bird is actually a “Northern Flicker.” […]

If you are physically or visually impaired, or know someone who is, the Huntsville Sports Commission and Phoenix are presenting the U.S. Paralympics Cycling Development Clinic this Sunday, April 3 […]

Whether you want to chow down on barbecue, sample vegetarian food-truck fare, or crush on gussied-up funnel cakes, Black-owned food businesses in Huntsville and across north Alabama will make your […]

Operation Green Team in Huntsville, a Keep American Beautiful Affiliate, will be providing free cucumber and tomato plants along with garbage bags for cleanup on Friday, April 1. “Keep Huntsville […]

Noella's Flowers

Huntsville’s French-inspired flower truck has been “blooming” ever since 2020 and the 1963 Ford Econoline isn’t pumping the breaks any time soon. Noella’s Flowers announced on Instagram that its very […]

The Committee of 100 YP, a local organization of civically engaged young professionals, will host the semi-annual Rock the Vote event on April 24, 2022, at Stovehouse from 4 p.m. […]

Chuck-a-Puck is just one of the many popular activities that fans can participate in while watching Huntsville Havoc hockey. During the game, typically the break between the second and third […]

The Dred Scott-Huntsville connection

If you paid attention in history class, you know the name “Dred Scott.” But even if you got an A+, you likely didn’t learn the full story. Where was he […]

Have you ever wanted to see hundreds of kites soaring through the air on a perfect, blue-sky Alabama day? If so, grab a kite, and head to John Hunt Park […]

It is the top cybersecurity question of our time: whether Russia in its current conflict with Ukraine can use a cyberattack to flip the switch and make Huntsville — or […]

The history of how Huntsville got its name

Huntsville has a long history, going back well over 200 years. Most Huntsvillians know that John Hunt, the first settler of the Big Spring area, is the city’s namesake. However, […]

Huntsville, AL – The location of the 2022 NCAA (National Collegiate Athletic Association) Division I South Regional Men’s and Women’s Cross Country Championships has been changed from Tallahassee, Florida to Huntsville, Alabama. […]

My love letter to North Alabama

I’ve lived in Huntsville for six years, and you couldn’t pay me to move anywhere else. Well, maybe… but it would come with a very high price tag. Before I […]

256 Today’s Mecca Musick spoke with Alabama House Minority Leader Anthony Daniels (D-Huntsville) about the current legislative session that convened on January 11 and concludes on April 25. Daniels represents […]

I’m a self-professed history nerd, but I knew little about my hometown’s wealth of Black history until I decided to write this piece. Being a follower of Huntsville Revisited’s Facebook […]

“It’s not like TV.” That’s what Huntsville Attorney Bart Siniard says he wanted students that participated in a recent legal day event in Huntsville to understand about the legal profession. […]

Go on our self-guided beer tour of Huntsville

Beer fans are blessed with roughly a dozen brewery taprooms and brew pubs in the Huntsville-Madison area. But if you’re trying to put together a multi-stop brewery trail for a […]

Alabamians became all too familiar with the aggressive housing market in 2021. From rejected offers and competition with cash buyers, to historically low interest rates and accepted offers above asking, […]