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Huntsville Lands Alabama’s First IKEA, Opening 2026

August 12, 2025/in Development, Economy, Entertainment, Featured, Food, Food/dining, Lead, News, Retail/by staff reports

IKEA plans to open its first Alabama store in Huntsville in early 2026, the company announced on Tuesday. The Swedish home furnishings giant will take over space at the University Place Shopping Center, at 6125 University Place Drive, in the city’s bustling retail corridor. The location, just off Research Park Boulevard and accessible via Interstate […]

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Flint River at Risk? New Market Residents Push Back on Integra Water Project

August 11, 2025/in Development, Entertainment, Environment, Featured, Health, Law, Lead, Legal, News, Recreation, Research, Resource, Small Business, Sports, Tourism, Travel/Leisure/by Kait Thursday

The recent announcement that Integra Water plans to build a wastewater treatment facility near the Flint River in New Market has sparked significant concern among local residents, environmental advocates, and river-dependent businesses. Questions have arisen about how the new plant might impact water quality, local ecosystems, and public health, especially given Alabama’s history of industrial […]

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Bank Independent Stadium Takes Shape in Florence

August 8, 2025/in Banking, Construction, Development, Education, Entertainment, Featured, Lead, News, Recreation, Sports, Travel/Leisure/by staff reports

Birmingham-based program management firm HPM announced the topping out of Bank Independent Stadium at the University of North Alabama (UNA), marking the placement of the final structural beam. HPM is serving as program manager for the $65 million multipurpose facility, which is under construction on UNA’s campus in Florence. The project, which began in June […]

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Huntsville Architecture Firm Fuqua & Partners Joins McMillan Pazdan Smith

August 6, 2025/in Acquisitions, Development, Economy, Entertainment, Featured, Finance, Lead, Mergers, News/by staff reports

McMillan Pazdan Smith Architecture (MPS) has announced that Fuqua & Partners Architects (FPA), a progressive community-based architecture, interiors, and planning firm operating in Huntsville, Alabama since 1983, has joined McMillan Pazdan Smith. The acquisition represents a strategic growth investment in Alabama and southern Tennessee with a tenth studio office for Southeast-focused MPS. “With its welcoming […]

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Tangled String Festival returns this October

July 31, 2025/in Arts, Community Development, Entertainment, Events, Featured, News, Recreation, Tourism, Travel/Leisure/by staff reports

The Huntsville Music Office has announced a new partnership with the Tangled String Music & Arts Festival, which will relocate to John Hunt Park for its upcoming event on October 3–4, 2025. Previously held at Lowe Mill ARTS & Entertainment, the festival is shifting to the larger, more open festival field adjacent to the Sand […]

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Mason Music is Bringing Their Beat to Huntsville-Madison

July 30, 2025/in Arts, Education, Entertainment, Events, Featured, Lead, News, Recreation, Resource, Retail, Small Business, Travel/Leisure/by Noah Logan

If you’ve ever wanted to learn an instrument, or just wanted your kid to have a fun, supportive place to grow their musical talents, Mason Music is about to make that easier than ever. The state’s biggest private music school is opening its very first North Alabama location in Madison, and they’re throwing a big […]

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Depot planning underway as City reimagines historic grounds as community hub

July 25, 2025/in Community Development, Development, Entertainment, Events, Featured, Food/dining, Government, Lead, News, Recreation, Tourism, Travel/Leisure/by Mike Easterling

The Huntsville Depot won’t see a wrecking ball. The nearby Roundhouse isn’t a sure thing. Other buildings sharing the seven-acre site downtown off Church St. might get the axe. The trio of Mayor Tommy Battle, Director of Urban and Long-Range Planning Dennis Madsen and City Historic Preservationist Katie Stamps have made assurances that while some […]

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Huntsville’s Greenway Vision Expands with Community at the Center

July 24, 2025/in Community Development, Development, Entertainment, Environment, Events, Featured, Government, Health, Lead, News, Recreation, Services, Tourism, Travel/Leisure/by Kait Thursday

On July 17, Huntsville residents gathered at City Hall to help shape the future of the city’s greenways. The open house—hosted by the City of Huntsville’s Planning and Landscape Management teams—invited the public to explore maps, learn about upcoming trail expansions, and contribute ideas that will directly influence the evolving Greenway Master Plan. Huntsville currently […]

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In Rocket City, Baseball Is a Family Affair—Win or Lose

July 15, 2025/in Development, Economy, Entertainment, Featured, News, Recreation, Sports, Tourism, Travel/Leisure/by Mike Easterling

Season ticket holders wined and dined in a luxury box, some inside with the air conditioning and others outside on the patio. Fans also sat along the right field line enjoying the game with their pets during a Dog Days promotion. Kids played make-shift games on the berm and chased baseballs when the right fielder […]

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Huntsville Natives Lighting Up Hometown with ‘Huntsville Glow’

July 3, 2025/in Columnists, Entertainment, Entrepreneurs, Featured, Lead, News, Recreation, Small Business, Travel/Leisure/by Heather Price

If you’ve noticed the extra glow at events throughout Huntsville and surrounding areas, you’ve probably seen Huntsville Glow in action! When Huntsville-native Sharon Carter attended her nephew’s high school graduation in Brentwood, Tenn. in 2021, a business idea was born.  As she watched the ceremony unfold on the high school football field, she noticed a […]

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