ALEA offers free boating classes in Alabama
The Alabama Law Enforcement Agency’s Marine Patrol Division is offering its free Boating Basics and License Courses this season. These hands-on classes give residents the opportunity to engage with ALEA Marine Patrol Troopers and learn essential boating safety information for Alabama’s waterways. Certification and Licensing Process Participants who complete the course will receive a […]
Huntsville says goodbye to C.T. Garvin Feed and Seed
After more than 90 years in business, a longtime agricultural supply store in Huntsville has closed. A Legacy of Service in Huntsville CT Garvin Feed and Seed, founded in 1934 by CT Garvin Sr., has operated at multiple downtown Huntsville locations over the decades. Since the 1990s, it had been based at 2215 Holmes […]
Weapons detection screenings to be implemented in elementary schools
Huntsville City Schools (HCS) is strengthening campus security by introducing advanced weapon detection systems at all elementary schools. The new Opengate systems will streamline student screening upon entry. Installation Timeline According to the district, installation will take place from March 10 to March 14 during Spring Break, with the systems becoming operational on March […]
This Week’s Huntsville Job Openings | March 9-15 2025
Looking for a new career opportunity in Huntsville? Check out these exciting job openings: Package Handler Company: Fedex Location: Huntsville, AL Pay: From $17.20 an hour Job type: Part-time House Cleaner Company: Bear Brothers Cleaning Location: Huntsville Pay: $20.00 – $30.00 per hour Job type: Contract, Choose your hours Bank Teller […]
4 Things to Do in Huntsville This Weekend | March 15-16, 2025
4 Weekend Events ? Here are four things to do this weekend! Sign up for the Homely Huntsville newsletter to stay up to date on Huntsville. St. Patrick’s Day Parade Prepare for the 48th Annual Ellen McAnelly Memorial St. Patrick’s Day Parade! This year’s edition will fill downtown with Irish spirit, kicking off […]
New pizza restaurant set to open downtown Huntsville ‘soon’
A new dining spot is on the way to downtown Huntsville. The space at 222 Holmes Ave., known to many local food enthusiasts, has hosted a few well-loved establishments over the years. Most recently, it was home to a science-themed bakery that later evolved into a baking school before closing in late 2024. […]
$40M Huntsville hotel set for late summer completion
The Marriott Autograph Collection Trilogy hotel across from the Von Braun Center is on track for completion by late summer. Extended Deadline for Completion At its Feb. 12 meeting, the Huntsville Downtown Redevelopment Authority approved an extended deadline for the Monroe Street project, pushing the new completion date to Aug. 31. Developers informed the […]
Huntsville ITS Director signs off
The City of Huntsville’s Director of Information Technology Services (ITS), Bill Steiner, has retired after 18 years of service. Tasked with keeping the City’s technology infrastructure secure and up to date, Steiner officially signed off at the end of February. A Legacy of Leadership and Innovation Leading a 40-member team, Steiner oversaw network and […]
Huntsville bakeries battling surging egg prices
Bakeries in Huntsville are feeling the impact of rising egg prices, a challenge driven by the recent Avian Flu outbreak. Egg Demand at Local Bakeries Eggs are a key ingredient in many bakery items, with local shop owners noting they go through dozens each week. At The Moon Bakeshop in downtown Huntsville, eggs […]
Four Alabama Social Security Offices set to close
For nearly a decade, Alabama has ranked among the top 10 states with the highest number of residents per capita relying on Social Security. Office Closures Announced That context made the Department of Government Efficiency’s recent announcement surprising to many. The agency plans to close four Social Security offices in Gadsden, Anniston, Jasper, […]
