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Kalm is Invest AL’s largest and first life science investment to date. By Jacob Holmes Kalm Therapeutics has been named the recipient of a direct investment from Innovate Alabama through the InvestAL program, made possible by […]

By John R. Roby Three troubled bridges in Huntsville are in line for replacement or improvement, and city officials say the fixes will not be affected by recent changes to a bridge repair fund. Huntsville’s […]

NEWS RELEASE Huntsville, Ala. – Drake State Community and Technical College distributed Wi-Fi hotspots to families at Martin Luther King Jr. Elementary School. This initiative is part of the college’s ongoing efforts to address broadband […]

NEWS RELEASE HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (Sept. 28) — Benard Simelton, president of the Alabama NAACP, was inducted into the Alabama NAACP Hall of Honor during the organization’s State Conference Convention Freedom Awards Banquet. The event took […]

SPEAKIN’ OUT NEWS Starting a small business and making it big has long been central to the American Dream. In 2018-2019, 62% of adults saw entrepreneurship as a promising career path. By 2023, this dream […]

By William Thornton Birmingham’s Capstone Building Corp. has completed a $56.8 million luxury apartment complex in Huntsville. Arcadia covers 432,070 square feet with 250 residential apartments, featuring studio, one- and two-bedroom unit options. Residents have access […]

Story and photos submitted by Rosemary Robinson Family and friends gathered on Sunday, September 22, 2024, at the Westin Hotel, for Majorie Battle’s 86th birthday celebration. Marjorie received a resolution from AAMU office of the […]

SPEAKIN’ OUT NEWS Only a few residents of Huntsville are familiar with the name Kenny Anderson. Hailing from New York, Anderson is celebrated for his lively personality and approachable nature. He often sports a smile […]

SPEAKIN’ OUT NEWS Voters in North Huntsville made a significant change in their municipal runoff election, electing a new city council member and school board representative for District 1. Michelle Watkins, a former school board […]