Quality of Life

How Huntsville’s Tinsel Trail is also a scene of sustainability

A drive down Church Street can immediately plunge you into the midst of holiday festivities. More than 400 trees have...

Holiday safety unwrapped: 5 tips to outsmart the grinch

The holidays are here – time to decorate, wrap presents and enjoy every cozy sip of cocoa. But amidst all...

Building a stronger Huntsville: The City’s investment in nonprofit success

The City of Huntsville makes appropriations to numerous nonprofits and organizations each year that enhance the culture, community, education, recreation,...

Festival ‘fits: 5 essential accessories for comfort and style at South Star

Nothing sets off the perfect music festival ‘fit like the right accessory. Music festivals are about more than just incredible...

5 things to know about Huntsville’s new Transit Center

The sun could not have shone brighter last month when City officials cut the ribbon on the new Huntsville Transit...

During Parks and Recreation Month, Huntsville has a lot to celebrate

If you stop and think about all Huntsville’s Parks & Recreation Department has to offer, well, it’s a lot to...

Mill Creek Redevelopment: What’s next for the transformative project

After years of planning, the redevelopment of the area surrounding Butler Terrace and Johnson Towers – commonly known as Mill...

North Huntsville water tank being transformed by public art

Huntsville residents will soon witness a vibrant transformation of the Huntsville Utilities water tank located at the corner of Pulaski...

Huntsville’s Public Art Master Plan: Making art a part of everyday life

They are all around us in plain sight – examples of Huntsville’s brilliant art community. From massive sculptures to vibrant...

Black History Month: Huntsville artists are shaping our musical identity

Huntsville, a city often recognized for its cutting-edge technological advancements and space exploration contributions, is coming into its own as...