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Homely Huntsville Newsletter | January 24, 2025

How are you Rocket City? We’re about to say goodbye to the first month of the year, and we’re rounding up January with more excitement. Explore what you shouldn’t miss in this specially curated newsletter you can treat as your must-read this weekend!   In today’s Homely Huntsville:   4 Weekend Events ? Here are […]

MicroFlex breaks ground on new facility

MicroFlex, a leader in flexible workspace solutions, has officially begun construction on its newest facility. The company recently held a groundbreaking ceremony to mark the occasion, showcasing its dedication to providing versatile, compact workspaces that cater to the modern workforce’s needs.   A Modern Solution for Businesses The new Huntsville location will offer multi-use spaces […]

This Week’s Top Huntsville Home for Sale | January 19-23, 2025

Step into this beautifully updated townhouse, a true gem in Huntsville priced at $275,000. With three bedrooms and 2.5 baths, this home perfectly blends modern comfort and stylish design.   As you enter, the open-concept main floor greets you with luxury vinyl plank (LVP) flooring and a bright, inviting living room. Adjacent to it is […]

New construction tops $121 million in Huntsville area since Jan. 1

Despite the extreme cold, construction in the Huntsville area continues to thrive in 2025. By January 21, officials issued 326 permits worth over $121 million across Madison, Limestone, and Morgan counties, according to Southern Exposure Information.   Permit Breakdown by County Madison County approved 152 permits totaling $39 million. Huntsville issued 96 permits valued at […]

Huntsville entrepreneur striving to plant billions of trees lands product test

A Huntsville startup, Intrinsic Methods, plans to plant billions of trees while helping a local developer achieve a net-zero carbon emissions goal. In an online report, they revealed that their partnership will support a new facility opening this summer.   Intrinsic Methods secures a spot in Project Test Flight Intrinsic Methods earned the sole spot […]

First Watch in Huntsville is now open

Huntsville residents now have a new destination to enjoy their mornings, as First Watch officially opened its doors on Whitesburg Drive.   Renowned for its focus on fresh ingredients and inviting atmosphere, the restaurant has been eagerly anticipated and is already making a strong impression in the community.   A bright addition to Huntsville’s dining […]

2 restaurant chains planning Alabama expansions

The City of Muscle Shoals announced that two new restaurant chains are coming to a mixed-use medical and dining development at 2411 Avalon Avenue.   The project, led by McCoy Parker Investments, will include Uncle Maddio’s Pizza, set to open this spring, and Beignets & Brew, scheduled for later in the year.     Uncle […]

Alabama A&M celebrates the reopening of its campus bowling alley

Alabama A&M students can now enjoy bowling again with the reopening of Bulldog Lanes.   The renovated facility, located inside the campus wellness center at 122 Chase Rd NW, will serve the AAMU bowling team while also being open to students and the local community.   A space for recreation and connection “This is a […]

Historic street signs coming soon to Dallas, Lowe, and Lincoln Mills

The initiative to add the Dallas Mill Village to Huntsville’s list of historic districts is moving closer to reality, according to a report.   Residents and city planners are actively working to finalize design options for the neighborhood’s iconic brown and white street signs. This effort, driven by strong community interest and city support, seeks […]

Huntsville considers renaming the Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Office

The Huntsville Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) Office may soon undergo a name change, an online report revealed.   Councilmembers Michelle Watkins and Jennie Robinson have introduced an ordinance to revert its name to the “Office of Multicultural Affairs,” its original title from 2009, according to the city’s website. The office was renamed DEI in […]