Laura McPhail
November 3rd, 2022
Yellow, orange, red and brown: Plant when the leaves change to grow trees year-round
When the summer heat and humidity finally give way to cooler temperatures, it typically heralds a few dependable fall traditions [ Read More ]
October 27th, 2022
Expanded space means better quality of life for Huntsville’s homeless pets
On a bright, sunny morning at the end of August, a group of dogs, their adoptive families, shelter staff and [ Read More ]
October 25th, 2022
Community weighs in on Huntsville’s environmental priorities
As Huntsville continues to grow, City officials are focused on long-term successful gains for those who call the Rocket City [ Read More ]
September 26th, 2022
A long-term ‘fix’: The many benefits of spaying and neutering pets
You’ve heard the pleas. You’ve scrolled past the pictures in your social media feeds. You’ve heard the sad music on [ Read More ]
September 22nd, 2022
Huntsville Hospital for Women & Children goes ‘extra mile’ for child car safety
September is Child Passenger Safety Awareness Month, and Huntsville Hospital for Women & Children is going the extra mile to [ Read More ]
September 9th, 2022
Going out on a ‘limb’ for public safety in Huntsville
Part of what makes Huntsville such a beautiful city is the number of trees lining sidewalks and greenways, shading homes [ Read More ]
August 9th, 2022
Answering the call: Betty Gaylor reminisces on ‘blessed’ life as Huntsville volunteer
Giving back to her community is part of Betty Gaylor’s nature. In fact, you could say it’s a calling – [ Read More ]
July 15th, 2022
Akeem Davis: How networking led to crossroads of entrepreneurship, volunteerism
Akeem Davis is passionate about serving others. As an entrepreneur, he knew creating a strong network would be the backbone [ Read More ]
July 12th, 2022
Myth vs. Fact: Getting to know Huntsville’s Green Team
We re-introduced you to the City of Huntsville’s Green Team a couple of months ago in a blog about their [ Read More ]
June 8th, 2022
Huntsville Air Force vet embraces ‘service before self’ as a dedicated volunteer
When Chief Master Sgt. Lyle Voyles, 75, retired from the Air Force 22 years ago and settled in Huntsville, he [ Read More ]










