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May 16th, 2017
Get to know HPD ‘Ranger of the Year’ Juan Zapata
This week marks National Police Week, an observance signed into law by President Kennedy in 1962. Each day this week, [Read More]
May 15th, 2017
The Freemans: A family dedicated to public service
This week marks National Police Week, an observance signed into law by President Kennedy in 1962. Each day this week, [Read More]
May 15th, 2017
5 Reasons to Celebrate Travel and Tourism in Huntsville
Fun fact: May 7-13 was National Travel and Tourism Week. National Travel and Tourism Week is a campaign administered by [Read More]
May 12th, 2017
Call it collaboration: Huntsville’s preservation successes a result of partnership
These old buildings weren’t built by one person. Nor are they remaining alive and vibrant just because of one entity. [Read More]
May 12th, 2017
Meet the Women Leaders of Huntsville’s City Hall
(Left to Right) Kelly Schrimsher, Dr. Jennie Robinson, Dr. Karen Sheppard, Joy Mckee, Peggy Sargent, Michelle Jordan. (Center) Kathy Martin [Read More]
May 11th, 2017
How “To Build a Fire” inspired Parks & Recreation’s Ray Greene
In conjunction with Mayor Battle’s Book Club event, we asked City of Huntsville employees to tell us their favorite books [Read More]
May 10th, 2017
Huntsville’s National Cyber Summit to feature ‘Cyber Cup’ Competition
The theory is, take something that’s gravely serious, put a fun twist on it, then more people become eager to [Read More]
May 9th, 2017
Memory Lane: Favorite books from our childhood
In conjunction with Mayor Battle’s Book Club event, we asked City of Huntsville employees to tell us their favorite books [Read More]
May 8th, 2017
My views on leadership – Trey Riley
Name: Trey Riley Age: 61 Title: City Attorney Family: Wife Emily, son Logan Education: University Place Elementary, Evangel School, Westlawn [Read More]
May 5th, 2017
Let’s play! Soccer at John Hunt Park
Don’t wear socks, you tell people. And they think you’re crazy. Then they don’t … and you aren’t. They heed [Read More]