City Stories

Fall leaves can be a gardener’s delight or a sewer maintenance nightmare. Too often, the City experiences the latter, especially [ Read More ]

With COVID-19 spreading in our community, Thanksgiving this year may not be the Norman Rockwell affair you were expecting. But [ Read More ]

Jim Donaldson built a house in Hazel Green over 30 years ago and only lived in it for five years [ Read More ]

The much-anticipated new City Hall building is one step closer to becoming a reality. Goodwyn Mills Cawood, the architectural firm [ Read More ]

“I think that I shall never see A poem lovely as a tree.” – Joyce Kilmer They tower above us, [ Read More ]

On a single night in January 2019, 17 out of every 10,000 people living in the U.S. were homeless. Those [ Read More ]

If you’ve ever traveled to another town, looking for a sports complex for your kid’s tournament and your GPS did [ Read More ]

Lieutenant Jesse Sumlin remembers the exchange like it was yesterday. In the late 90s and with a few years under [ Read More ]

A facility unlike anything Huntsville has ever seen will open this week, bringing law enforcement from both the Huntsville Police [ Read More ]

For many people, sidewalks are their primary or only mode of travel when accessing goods, services or employment around Huntsville. [ Read More ]