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March 16th, 2018

AUSA Symposium & Exposition in Huntsville to focus on modernization, innovation

The Association of the United States Army (AUSA) will host the annual Global Force Symposium and Exposition at the Von [ Read More ]

March 14th, 2018

Meet Huntsville Fire & Rescue’s new deputy chiefs

There are big, broad desks in adjacent offices for new inhabitants in the new Huntsville Fire & Rescue (HFR) headquarters [ Read More ]

March 13th, 2018

HudsonAlpha’s leadership in genomics attracts national conference

HudsonAlpha Institute for Biotechnology will welcome more than 150 scientists and clinicians from across the nation to Huntsville for the [ Read More ]

March 9th, 2018

Ricky Wilkinson building on strong foundation in City’s General Services Department

Kyle Busch, who would become NASCAR’s 2015 champion, had a tough slog of it that August Sunday in 2009. He [ Read More ]

March 6th, 2018

My Huntsville City Hall internship experience

Updated: March 6, 2018 The City of Huntsville has opened applications for its 2018 internship class. Apply here. It’s a [ Read More ]

March 2nd, 2018

Giving back: Generosity of Havoc and its fans give Huntsville a big win

City Blog is taking a look at the good work performed by corporate citizens. Today: The Huntsville Havoc, the professional [ Read More ]

March 1st, 2018

Building better mobility with Complete Streets

Huntsville’s new Complete Streets policy is creating a set of guidelines to help the City make the most out of [ Read More ]

February 28th, 2018

‘Iron Bowl of Gymnastics’ headed to Huntsville, along with 1,000-plus other gymnasts

“Elevate the Stage” might be the event’s official title. But the fans from the respective institutions might prefer an alternate [ Read More ]

February 27th, 2018

Black History Month: Mentors, Mothers & Motivators

Huntsville has had no shortage of influential black residents who have changed the landscape of this community and left incredible [ Read More ]

February 27th, 2018

Proposed ‘Singing River Trail’ could connect communities with 70-mile greenway

Funny how an almost-straight line has turned long and serpentine. The idea was simple: a “Calhoun-to-Calhoun” greenway, a path that [ Read More ]