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May 30th, 2019
The Public Inn: From Huntsville’s first hotel to historic home
As part of the 2019 “This Place Matters” campaign, the Huntsville Historic Preservation Commission salutes Alabama’s Bicentennial by profiling homes built in [Read More]
May 21st, 2019
Perkins-Orgain-Winston House: A family’s historic adventure
As part of the 2019 “This Place Matters” campaign, the Huntsville Historic Preservation Commission salutes Alabama’s Bicentennial by profiling homes built in [Read More]
May 12th, 2019
Mastin-Batson House: A family’s commitment to preservation
As part of the 2019 “This Place Matters” campaign, the Huntsville Historic Preservation Commission salutes Alabama’s Bicentennial by profiling homes built [Read More]
May 2nd, 2019
Seeing the future
in Huntsville’s historic districts
They’ve certainly got style. Queen Anne and Antebellum, Federal and Victorian, Italianate and Bungalow – the pride of Huntsville’s downtown [Read More]
May 1st, 2019
Jude-Crutcher House: A log cabin filled with legacy and love
As part of the 2019 “This Place Matters” campaign, the Huntsville Historic Preservation Commission salutes Alabama’s Bicentennial by profiling homes built [Read More]
March 13th, 2019
More than a team: A look at Jemison High School’s wrestling program
When Mae Jemison High School wrestler Tyrique Simms leapt into the arms of assistant coach Daryl Priest after winning a [Read More]
February 14th, 2019
City to expand public transit service
Saturday service and extended hours of operation are two of the recommendations coming from the City of Huntsville’s Public Transit [Read More]
February 14th, 2019
Starting a new legacy at Johnson
There’s a new vibe coming to the former Johnson High campus in North Huntsville. The City is spending $5.25 million [Read More]
February 1st, 2019
A Catalyst for entrepreneurs –
thinkers, tinkers and innovators
One of Huntsville’s most well-known small business champions hopes to leave her nonprofit organization later this year not just surviving, [Read More]
January 23rd, 2019
Fueling an urban engine for entrepreneurs
Toni Eberhart was working with the U.S. Social Security Administration outside Washington, D.C., when the itch to do something more [Read More]