UAH’s Senior Development Officer honored with 2025 Lamplighter Award from Alabama League for Nursing
Dr. Helen Lien, senior development officer for the College of Nursing at The University of Alabama in Huntsville (UAH), has been recognized for her exceptional contributions to nursing education and community health. Honored with the 2025 Lamplighter Award Lien received the 2025 Lamplighter Award from the Alabama League for Nursing, an honor recognizing individuals who […]
Shop Miss A’s $1 beauty finds is coming
Huntsville’s beauty scene is about to get a budget-friendly upgrade. Shop Miss A opening at Parkway Place Mall Shop Miss A, the popular beauty retailer known for its $1 makeup, skincare, tools, and accessories, is officially coming to Parkway Place Mall in Huntsville. The store has gained a nationwide following for offering trendy beauty essentials […]
CEO of United Launch Alliance resigns
The leader of the company operating the world’s largest rocket factory in Alabama has stepped down after more than a decade at the helm. ULA CEO Tory Bruno resigns after 12 years United Launch Alliance President and CEO Tory Bruno has resigned, according to a statement from Lockheed Martin Space, which co-owns ULA with Boeing. […]
Huntsville advances plans for new Westmoore Landing housing community
A major new housing development in Huntsville moved forward after a key vote by city leaders. City Council approves rezoning for Westmoore Landing The Huntsville City Council approved the rezoning of nearly 400 acres for Westmoore Landing, a large residential community planned for West Huntsville. The site sits east of Interstate 65 and south of […]
$43.8M headed to North Alabama to help cover home energy costs
Millions of dollars are heading to North Alabama to help low-income households manage heating and cooling costs during extreme weather. Statewide funding targets energy assistance Governor Kay Ivey announced $43.8 million in grants to support low-income residents with home energy expenses during both winter and summer months. The funding will be distributed through 18 community […]
$60M+ in new building permits issued across Huntsville area
More than two dozen million-dollar construction permits were approved statewide last week, with a significant share tied to projects in Huntsville and Madison County. Together, Huntsville-area permits total more than $60 million, signaling continued momentum in commercial and residential development. Major Huntsville Projects Lead the Way Several of the largest permits were issued for developments […]
Huntsville ranks among Alabama’s most expensive cities for homes
Several Huntsville-area communities feature on the list of Alabama’s priciest housing markets, with home values ranging from $331K to $429K. These figures reflect steady growth over the past five years and highlight the city’s rising appeal for homebuyers. Huntsville Neighborhoods Among the Top Huntsville communities including Meridianville, Gurley, Madison, and Owens Cross Roads made the […]
L.L. Bean Store is coming soon
Alabama’s first L.L. Bean store will open in April 2026, bringing the iconic outdoor brand’s apparel, footwear, and gear to Huntsville. Where the Store Will Be The nearly 16,000-square-foot location will be at Bridge Street Town Centre in Huntsville. Shoppers can expect a full assortment of L.L. Bean products, including weather-resistant outerwear, moisture-wicking summer gear, […]
Eco-friendly mural highlights sustainability at MidCity development
A 7,200-square-foot mural now graces the side of Wellory Living in Huntsville’s MidCity District, emphasizing net-zero living and renewable energy. A Sustainable Art Installation Florida-based artist Christian Stanley and his wife completed the mural after five weeks of work in rain, wind, and freezing temperatures. The piece celebrates solar, hydro, and thermal energy while incorporating […]
Alabama nonprofit works to bring young lawyers to North Alabama
A new initiative is helping address Alabama’s “legal deserts” by recruiting newly licensed attorneys to practice in underserved areas. Bridging the Legal Gap According to the American Bar Association, communities with a population-to-attorney ratio of 1,000 to one or worse are considered legal deserts. Harvesters of Hope, a nonprofit organization, recently placed two attorneys in […]
