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December 21st, 2022

All gas, no brake: Huntsville’s 2022 transportation infrastructure successes

Huntsville, now Alabama’s largest city by population, continues to grow by 464 new residents per month. With growth comes opportunities [Read More]

December 16th, 2022

5 ways Huntsville doubled down on public safety in 2022

While some U.S. cities looked for ways to reduce or reallocate public safety resources in 2022, Huntsville took the opposite [Read More]

December 9th, 2022

Year in Review: Huntsville breaks new ground in parks and recreation

About nine out of 10 U.S. adults surveyed in 2021 said it’s important for local government to invest in community [Read More]

December 7th, 2022

Meet your GOAL: New partnership spurs opportunities for adult education 

A new year is on the horizon. What will 2023 look like for you? While the economy is undergoing a [Read More]

December 5th, 2022

5 questions with new District 2 City Council Member David Little

As Huntsville’s District 2 City Council Member, David Little is already fielding requests and complaints from citizens just a month [Read More]

November 9th, 2022

Global convention moves us closer to our music city ambitions

Have you heard? We’re just 11 months out from an internationally acclaimed event that will put a global spotlight on [Read More]

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]

November 3rd, 2022

Success breeds success as South Huntsville revitalization takes shape

Torch Technologies CEO and cofounder Bill Roark vividly remembers the day Mayor Tommy Battle convinced his homegrown tech company to [Read More]

November 2nd, 2022

What’s happening at John Hunt Park in Huntsville

It seems every week there’s something new going on at John Hunt Park. This month brings the GSC Men’s and [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]