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December 4th, 2017
Renewing the ad valorem tax is a vote for our students
On behalf of the 24,000 students served by Huntsville City Schools, I would like to encourage the citizens of Huntsville [ Read More ]
December 4th, 2017
12 days of Christmas – City of Huntsville style
Editor’s Note: It’s not all garbage schedules and safety tips in this special holiday post. We’ve highlighted a few, fun [ Read More ]
November 30th, 2017
ReportIt system enables Huntsville police, residents to protect property
Retrieving stolen property has always been a challenge for police departments. Computer science and specialized software are making the job [ Read More ]
November 29th, 2017
Sense of community lured Turkessa Coleman to Huntsville, and now she’s creating one herself
She was a grad student at Alabama A&M, a small-town girl in a big-business world, preparing to climb the corporate [ Read More ]
November 27th, 2017
Giving back: Toyota STEAMs ahead with generous investment in Huntsville community
City Blog is taking a look at the good work performed by corporate citizens. Toyota Motor Manufacturing Alabama, with its [ Read More ]
November 22nd, 2017
Art & Science collide: Let’s go behind the scenes with Roberto Soto
‘Art & Science Collide’ celebrates the yin and yang of stimulating the left and right sides of our brains, fostering [ Read More ]
November 21st, 2017
Art & Science Collide: Meet guitarist David Hewitt of Foot Pound Force
‘Art & Science Collide’ celebrates the yin and yang of stimulating the left and right sides of our brains, fostering [ Read More ]
November 20th, 2017
Art & Science Collide: Meet Huntsville painter Caroline Wang
‘Art & Science Collide’ celebrates the yin and yang of stimulating the left and right sides of our brains, fostering [ Read More ]
November 17th, 2017
Net gains: Mayoral rivalry continues on the tennis court
As the grand rivalry that is the annual Mayor’s Cup tennis match looms Sunday afternoon, it’s worth hearing from L. [ Read More ]
November 16th, 2017
Meet Katie Stamps, the City’s new Historic Preservation Consultant
She set out to teach history. Then she learned she’d rather be surrounded by it. Katie Stamps, the City of [ Read More ]