Stovehouse Grand Opening Set for May 24
/in News, Entertainment, Events, Food/dining, Real Estate, Small Business, Travel/Leisure/by Lori ConnorsWhat do Huntsville neighborhood pools and the Stovehouse have in common? On May 24, they will be open to the public, garnering much fanfare; kicking off the Memorial Day weekend and all that comes with endless summer evenings. The Martin Stovehouse, circa 1929, has been totally reconfigured and reimagined to create an enticing and eclectic […]
A Food Hall of Kitchens, Breweries and Food Trucks Coming to Town Madison
/in Construction Zone, Entertainment, Featured, Food/dining, News, Real Estate, Retail, Sports, Travel/Leisure/by Kimberly BallardMADISON — At his State of the City Address in March, Madison Mayor Paul Finley told the audience to buckle up for some big announcements coming out of the new Town Madison development this spring. Today, the Breland Companies delivered a big one! The latest addition is a sprawling Food Hall of 18 kitchens curated by […]
The Poppy and The Mercantile: Pub, Music Venue Add to Downtown Vibe
/in News, Entertainment, Food/dining/by Lori ConnorsImagine if one could travel back in time to post-World War I Great Britain. What would it be like to sit at the bar in one of those cozy neighborhood pubs? PBD Holdings principals, Paul Daigle, Brian Peoples, and David Clarke think it would be something like their newest venture, The Poppy, which is slated […]
Now, There are Two Days to Experience the Best of Madison Shopping, Food and Music
/in Entertainment, Events, Featured, Food/dining, News, People, Travel/Leisure/by Kimberly BallardMADISON — Two of Madison’s most popular spring events will be on separate days this year to accommodate the participation of more restaurants, pubs and breweries, according to the Madison Chamber of Commerce. The events – Madison Market and Bites & Brews Food & Beer Tasting – are known as Taste the Spirit of Madison […]
Neither rain, nor more rain, nor even more rain can slow the progress at MidCity Huntsville
/in Construction Zone, Entertainment, Featured, Food/dining, News, Real Estate, Retail, Sports, Travel/Leisure/by Mike EasterlingWhile constant rain, some heavy enough to cause flooding, has been a seemingly daily companion to the Tennessee Valley community, the wet conditions haven’t slowed progress at MidCity Huntsville. “We only had three good days in December,’’ said Nadia Niakossary, project coordinator for developer RCP Companies. “But we figured that into the time frame. We’re […]
AC Hotel Huntsville Downtown Open for Business
/in News, Entertainment, Food/dining, Real Estate, Travel/Leisure/by Bud McLaughlinThe AC Hotel Huntsville Downtown, the first AC Hotels by Marriott in Alabama, is officially open to guests. Adjacent to the Von Braun Center and across the street from Big Spring Park, the hotel includes six levels and 120 guest rooms, as well as co-working spaces, event space for up to 200 and multiple beverage […]
Popular Madison Lunch Spot Main Street Cafe Now Open for Dinner
/in News, Food/dining, Small Business/by Kimberly BallardMADISON — For those who don’t know, the City of Madison was once called Madison Station and it grew up around the Madison Train Depot. Sitting alongside the train tracks that still sees two trains per day, in the 1950s the building held the original City Hall and a two-cell jail. Tony and Cindy Sensenberger […]
‘Tis Time for the Wearin’ o’ the Green and the Spendin’ of It …
/in Events, Featured, Food/dining, News, Travel/Leisure/by Kimberly BallardIf all you know about St. Patrick’s Day is shamrocks, leprechauns, and Lucky Charms breakfast cereal, you might be surprised to learn there is an economic message wrapped up in all that ádh mór coming your way March 17. This year, the 42nd annual Ellen McAnelly Memorial St. Patrick’s Day Parade will draw 1,500 participants […]
A Brand New Time in South Huntsville or, Rather, a New Brand
/in Events, Featured, Food/dining, Government, News, Real Estate, Retail, Services, Small Business, Travel/Leisure/by Bud McLaughlinIn the next couple of months, south Huntsville will enter a new era. In fact, a “brand’ new era. South Huntsville business owners, community members and government officials are coming together to create a vibrant and thriving district. Extending from, essentially, Martin Road south to the Tennessee River, South Huntsville Main Street will be a […]
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