Longtime Lowe Mill artist closes studio
According to online reports, Huntsville artist David Rich has closed his studio at Lowe Mill ARTS & Entertainment after more than 15 years, marking the end of a longtime creative presence at the popular arts destination. A unique approach to upcycled art Rich became known for transforming everyday materials into colorful works of art, especially […]
Could USPS leaders lose their bonuses? New bill says yes
According to online reports, members of Alabama’s congressional delegation have introduced legislation that would prevent the U.S. Postmaster General from receiving performance bonuses when the U.S. Postal Service (USPS) fails to meet delivery or financial standards. Bill links bonuses to USPS performance The proposed Postal Executive Responsibility, Fiscal Oversight, and Results-based Management (PERFORM) Act would […]
Phish brings two-night concert event back to Huntsville
According to online reports, legendary jam band Phish will return to The Orion Amphitheater this October for two nights of live music, marking only the band’s second visit to Huntsville. Two-night stop planned for October Phish will perform at The Orion Amphitheater on Oct. 10 and Oct. 11 as part of the venue’s 2026 concert […]
Filling prescriptions just got easier at Huntsville Hospital
According to online reports, Huntsville Hospital’s Medical Mall Pharmacy has expanded its operating hours and will now open on Saturdays, giving patients and community members more flexibility when filling prescriptions. New pharmacy hours begin Aug. 3 The updated schedule took effect on Monday, Aug. 3. The pharmacy now operates from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. […]
After 28 years, Huntsville 911’s top tech chief steps down
Ernie Blair, the longtime technology leader for Huntsville-Madison County 911, retired Friday after spending more than 28 years helping modernize emergency communications across North Alabama. Helping connect first responders Blair joined Huntsville-Madison County 911 in 1998, when many local police, fire, and emergency agencies operated on separate radio systems that could not communicate with one […]
August is culinary month in Huntsville—here’s what’s happening
According to online reports, Huntsville Culinary Month kicks off on Aug. 1, bringing a month of food-focused events, local dining specials, and the return of Huntsville Restaurant Week from Aug. 14–23. Restaurant Week highlights local dining Now in its 15th year, Huntsville Restaurant Week celebrates the city’s growing food scene with exclusive menus, special offers, […]
Music is a $278 million economic engine for Huntsville, study finds
According to online reports, Huntsville’s music industry contributes $278.2 million in economic output and supports 3,047 jobs, underscoring the growing role music plays in the city’s economy. New audit highlights industry growth The 2026 Huntsville Music Audit, conducted by global music consultancy Sound Diplomacy, found that the music industry now accounts for 2.8% of Huntsville’s […]
‘Stars, Stripes & Second Chances’ launches for adoption month
According to online reports, Huntsville Animal Services (HAS) will celebrate National Clear the Shelters Month throughout August with adoption events, waived adoption fees, and volunteer opportunities to help more pets find permanent homes. Adoption events and waived fees planned Huntsville Animal Services has scheduled several events and promotions during the month as part of its […]
Travel the world without leaving Huntsville at iFEST 2026
According to online reports, the 2026 International Festival of North Alabama (iFEST) will bring music, food, cultural exhibits, and live entertainment to The Orion Amphitheater on Saturday, Sept. 26. Experience cultures from around the world The International Society of Huntsville organizes the annual festival to celebrate the many cultures that make up North Alabama. Visitors […]
New Huntsville School dress code takes effect
According to online reports, Huntsville City Schools has approved a revised student dress code that will take effect at the start of the 2026-27 school year, following more than a year of community feedback and review. What’s changing in the new dress code? The updated policy simplifies several previous clothing requirements while introducing clearer expectations […]
