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Lifting as they climbed: Celebrating Huntsville’s first Black women voters

Following the ratification of the 19th amendment in 1920, more than 100,000 Alabama women registered to vote, including 1,373 Madison...

Keeping sidewalks clear key to a safe pedestrian network in Huntsville

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

19th Amendment mural in Huntsville honors women’s suffrage

Kim Radford will never forget when she learned about a call for qualifications that led to her incredible mural celebrating...

Got barking dog woes? How to stop the noise in Huntsville

It’s a scene all too common in neighborhoods in Huntsville and around the U.S. You’re watching the birds and enjoying...

Land Trust seeks public input about proposed Nature Discovery Center

Imagine – a dedicated gathering space for people of all ages and abilities to celebrate nature and leave inspired to...

“Space isn’t Special” – How Huntsville’s defense agencies are shaping national security through advanced technology

How do you host the nation’s premier conference on space and missile defense during a pandemic? This year’s Space and...

Is that ditch my property or the City’s? What you should know

As a homeowner, you may wonder – is the ditch on my property my responsibility or the City’s? The short...

Councill High legacy to live on at new downtown memorial park

Huntsville’s first public school for African Americans closed more than half a century ago, but its legacy isn’t going anywhere....

Restoring our roads: Major projects underway in north Huntsville

If you’ve driven North Memorial Parkway recently, your commute is starting to look a little different. That’s because the North...

Huntsville Police embrace crisis intervention training to help mentally ill

As America faces a shortage in resources for the mentally ill, police officers are typically the first to respond when...