The City of Huntsville’s Office of Multicultural Affairs is accepting applications for the fall 2026 Civic Engagement Academy, a free program designed to educate residents about local government and opportunities for civic participation. Established in 2022 by community leaders Rhonda and Frank Broyles, the Civic Engagement Academy has grown to more than 350 alumni since […]
Piper & Leaf has been nominated in the USA TODAY 10BEST Readers’ Choice Awards for Best Tea Subscription, placing the Lacey’s Spring-based company among finalists from across the country. The company, which launched at a local farmers market with a focus on crafting tea from locally-sourced ingredients, said the national recognition reflects not only its […]
Fresh off the heels of Huntsville being named among the nation’s top cities for aerospace and defense investment, it was announced that Redwire, an integrated aerospace and defense company, will expand its presence in the Rocket City. The announcement was made this morning by Redwire officials with Huntsville Mayor Tommy Battle and state economic officials […]
Seeking images that “explore identity, artistry, and connection through the power of collaboration,” the “Hear to Be Seen” project returns for its third year. “Hear to Be Seen 3: Connect, Collaborate, Create” invites photographers and musicians from the area to collaborate on original photographic work celebrating North Alabama’s music scene. The event also serves as […]
Randolph School’s Leo Center for Excellence, which opened in March 2026, is alive with both student and community activity ahead of the 2026-2027 school year. Made possible by lead donors Fay and Karl Leo, the Leo Center is a state-of-the-art, multipurpose facility on Randolph’s campus. It combines a second competition gymnasium with a top-tier weight […]
For Huntsville artist John “Jahni” Moore, Coming Home represents more than a new exhibition. Although his artwork has been displayed around the world, the exhibition marks the first time his work has been featured in a museum in his hometown. “This is an honor because although I’ve had the opportunity to show around the world, […]
Public safety, growth, and infrastructure all play a role in shaping daily life across Huntsville. As voters prepare to cast their ballots in this year’s municipal election on Tuesday, Aug. 25, understanding where candidates stand on these issues can help residents make informed decisions. To help voters decide, The Huntsville Business Journal asked every candidate […]
The Huntsville City Schools Board of Education oversees one of Alabama’s largest school systems, making decisions that affect thousands of students, families, and educators. Ahead of the 2026 Huntsville municipal election, which will take place on Aug. 25, 2026, the Huntsville Business Journal invited every Board of Education candidate to answer the same question: What […]
“All roads have led through Huntsville since the beginning of America’s space flight program. That’s not changing.” – NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman. We aren’t called the Rocket City for nothing. And Huntsville will celebrate its singular place in space history with the inaugural Rocket City Space Fest. The nine-day community festival launches Thursday – the […]
Today, the United States celebrates its 250th birthday. As the nation reflects on the signing of the Declaration of Independence and the enduring promise of “life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness,” Americans are also considering the ideals that have shaped the country across generations. To mark America’s 250th anniversary, the Huntsville Business Journal interviewed […]
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