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 […]
4 Things to Do in Huntsville This Weekend | January 25-26, 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. Art Tour of Homes This event sets itself apart from traditional home tours by showcasing the displays and collections of local art enthusiasts. Its goal is to […]
Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets™ Concert in Huntsville
Step into the wizarding world as Harry Potter returns to Hogwarts™ for a spellbinding second year of magic and mystery. On January 17 and 18, 2025, Huntsville’s Von Braun Center will host Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets™ In Concert, an unforgettable event that brings the beloved film to life in a whole […]
This Week’s Top Huntsville Home for Sale | January 12-16, 2025
One of Alabama’s oldest structures, built in 1818—the year before statehood—has been exquisitely transformed into a private residence and is now on the market for $1.4 million. A Blend of Historic Charm and Modern Luxury The old Public Inn, originally Huntsville’s first hotel, stands proudly in the city’s downtown historic district. With its […]
Ramps to Town Madison near completion
The long-anticipated flyover project connecting westbound I-565 traffic to Town Madison is nearing its final stages. Madison Communications Director Samantha Magnuson confirmed that construction is “starting to come to a close,” with a tentative opening planned for February. Streamlining Access to Town Madison The $37 million project, awarded to McInnis […]
Huntsville plans 400-acre Limestone County annexation vote
Huntsville is set to grow its footprint in Limestone County with a proposed annexation of over 394 acres near I-65 and I-565. The property, known as Westmoore Landing, is owned by GL McCrary Farms, LLC, and the ordinance for its annexation is slated for publication on Jan. 29. While development plans remain undisclosed, this […]
Spitz Mediterranean Street Food is coming to Huntsville
Huntsville’s vibrant food scene is about to get even better with the arrival of Spitz Mediterranean Street Food, a restaurant celebrated for its healthy, modern Mediterranean cuisine. Known for blending bold flavors and fresh ingredients, Spitz brings a menu that caters to diverse tastes and dietary preferences. What to Expect at Spitz […]
You can now enjoy The Shop
Huntsville welcomes its premier makerspace, The Shop, conveniently located near Storehouse and Campus 805 at 3305 Governors Drive SW. This innovative, non-profit, membership-based workspace provides affordable access to tools, equipment, and expertise for creators of all skill levels. Whether you’re an artist, artisan, hobbyist, tinkerer, entrepreneur, or DIY enthusiast, The Shop is here to […]
