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April 11th, 2018
City’s persistence rewarded with $15 million federal grant to fight flooding
Persistence pays off. The City of Huntsville has been awarded a grant from FEMA that will fund most of a [Read More]
April 10th, 2018
Check it out: Libraries lead the way in media literacy
Early this year, the Huntsville-Madison County Public Library presented a series of programs aimed at empowering our patrons through media [Read More]
April 5th, 2018
I surrender! How Huntsville Animal Services is tackling influx of owner surrenders
The 13-year-old schnauezer mix sits in Karen Sheppard’s lap and props her chin on the arm of the wicker chair, [Read More]
April 4th, 2018
How you can help keep Huntsville beautiful
If you see it, pick it up! You’ve heard Operation Green Team talk about this a lot. Our primary mission [Read More]
April 2nd, 2018
City’s Legal Department is multi-faceted law firm working on behalf of citizens
A four-inch stack of paperwork regarding an economic development deal? Defending the City of Huntsville against a claim? Advising City [Read More]
March 28th, 2018
Aging in place: Connectivity key for successful communities
They’re as drastically different as, well, smartphones and rotary dial, as Instagram and snail-mail. But they are the two largest [Read More]
March 26th, 2018
Holmes Avenue going two-way, downtown Huntsville businesses and commuters to benefit
Downtown drivers, get ready for a change. Holmes Avenue will be transformed into a two-way street this week, with the [Read More]
March 22nd, 2018
Haysland Road extension should help revitalize growth in South Huntsville
The transformation of South Huntsville is one step away from a new project that should “revitalize” the area. The City [Read More]
March 21st, 2018
Huntsville Police, Calhoun Community College formalize partnership to enhance officer education
Huntsville Police Academy graduation doesn’t merely earn a certificate and the next step into a career with Huntsville Police. It [Read More]
March 19th, 2018
First Person Perspective: Clay Martinson talks City of Huntsville Internships
Clay Martinson, a Huntsville native, is a sophomore history major at The University of Alabama. He was recently elected SGA’s [Read More]