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May 28th, 2021

Huntsville museum salutes military history and service members’ sacrifices

From cotton to rockets, Huntsville is known for many things. The arrival of the U.S. Army in 1941 and subsequent [ Read More ]

May 26th, 2021

Oh snap! City asks residents to observe alligators from a safe distance

Ponds, lakes and streams within the Huntsville city limits are home to multiple species, from large-mouth bass and cranes to [ Read More ]

May 25th, 2021

Tips for keeping your lawn green all summer long

Every summer, there are so many fun things to do and see in Huntsville. Even if mowing your grass doesn’t [ Read More ]

May 24th, 2021

Summer in the City: Huntsville offers activities for visitors and citizens

As Memorial Day weekend approaches and more people are vaccinated, setting out on that long-awaited, long-overdue vacation sits atop many [ Read More ]

May 21st, 2021

The Lowry House: A unique historical, architectural gem

Huntsville’s historic districts feature several homes with roots predating the Civil War, but few are as unique as the Lowry [ Read More ]

May 20th, 2021

A life of service: Bernita Reese takes helm at Huntsville Parks & Rec

Raised in Atlanta, a block away from Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s home and the historic Ebenezer Baptist Church, Bernita [ Read More ]

May 17th, 2021

Brown a driving force behind City’s public transit, parking initiatives

If you’ve ever taken a ride on an Orbit or Access bus in Huntsville, you can thank Tommy Brown. If [ Read More ]

May 14th, 2021

Explore Huntsville’s storied past with visit to EarlyWorks Family of Museums

Where can you explore history in a hands-on way, board a historic train or catch a glimpse of what life [ Read More ]

May 13th, 2021

High notes: Amphitheater will have far-reaching economic, cultural impacts

For live music fans, the experience is everything. A performance by a favorite artist can sometimes be marred by bad [ Read More ]

May 12th, 2021

A look ahead: What’s to come at MidCity District in Huntsville

Nadia Niakossary grew up going to Madison Square Mall, a former regional shopping center that spanned nearly 1 million square [ Read More ]