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May 15th, 2018
Imagine the Possibilities of Future Gig Cities
A few years ago, who would have imagined a world full of self-driving cars? Virtual worlds, augmented realities, machine-learning or [Read More]
May 10th, 2018
Designing a fast track for success with a STEM education
Huntsville is proud to be a leader in the fields of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) – and we [Read More]
May 10th, 2018
Historic Districts: National Register vs. Local Designation
May is National Historic Preservation Month, and we’re celebrating with weekly posts on City Blog, Facebook Live content, special events [Read More]
May 8th, 2018
Traveling to Japan deepens Huntsville-Mazda-Toyota connection
Mayor Tommy Battle and Chamber of Commerce CEO Chip Cherry returned from their 5th trip to Japan to meet with [Read More]
May 6th, 2018
Partnership for Drug-Free Community fighting opioid war with proactive attack
Sadly, much of the war against drug addiction is waged well after the damage has been done. Families and resource-thin [Read More]
May 6th, 2018
Come fly with me! Southeast airport executives descend on Huntsville
As our area continues to grow, more and more eyes are on the Rocket City. This week, Huntsville has the [Read More]
April 29th, 2018
Why Do We Need Historic Districts?
As part of Preservation Month in May, the Historic Preservation Commission is focusing its 2018 #ThisPlaceMattersHsv campaign on celebrating Huntsville’s [Read More]
April 28th, 2018
Alabama’s spelling bee champion and Huntsvillian Erin Howard says libraries changed her life
Erin Howard, a seventh-grader at Mountain Gap School, will travel to Washington, D.C., in May to compete for the third [Read More]
April 26th, 2018
City embraces short-term rentals in hospitality lodging
It could merely be a fold-out sofa in a cozy bungalow. It could be a six-bedroom home with opulent décor. [Read More]
April 25th, 2018
Demolition of City Hall annex first step in downtown facelift
Slices of ceiling tile, pried loose for inspection, litter the hallways. Random pieces of obsolete furniture and office equipment stubbornly [Read More]