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Mental Health First Aid equips UAH faculty, staff to support students

September 3, 2026/in Education, Featured, Health Care, Medical, News, Resource/by staff reports

The University of Alabama in Huntsville (UAH) is expanding mental health support for students by training faculty and staff in Mental Health First Aid. “This is a first aid class, like somebody on the scene of a physical medical incident,” says Kari Morris, one of approximately 100 faculty and staff members who have completed Mental […]

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Can Huntsville Recruit Doctors Fast Enough to Keep Up With Growth?

September 3, 2026/in Featured, Health Care, Lead, Medical, News, Services/by Haley Walden

Communities across the U.S. are experiencing the effects of a nationwide physician shortage, and Madison County is no exception.  Huntsville Hospital Health System brings medical students, residents, and physicians to work in Madison County and the surrounding region, addressing the shortage by expanding available care.  “Primary care shortage is not just a Huntsville issue; it’s […]

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History-making Artemis II crew makes ‘tour stop’ at Marshall Space Flight Center

September 2, 2026/in Aerospace, Education, Events, Featured, Government, Lead, NASA, News, Space, Technology/by Bud McLaughlin

After an out of this world reception from a sellout crowd Monday night at Toyota Field, the Artemis II crew landed Tuesday at the Marshall Space Flight Center. Commander Reid Wiseman, Pilot Victor Glover, and Mission Specialists Christina Koch and Jeremy Hansen spoke to and answered questions from MSFC employees who did the work to […]

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Huntsville offers funding to businesses for Mill Creek façade improvements

September 2, 2026/in Community Development, Environment, Featured, Government, Housing, News, Real Estate/by Bud McLaughlin

A long-neglected section of Huntsville is about to take another step in its rehabilitation. Business and property owners in West Huntsville’s Choice Neighborhood Mill Creek area will be eligible to apply for grants to improve their building exteriors. “I am proud of the investment and attention that is being given to the people of West […]

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A city for every generation: how a rapidly growing Huntsville is supporting its senior population

September 2, 2026/in Community Development, Events, Featured, Government, Health, Housing, Lead, Medical, News, Nonprofits, Philanthropy, Resource, Services/by Katie Holt

Zane Drost is the executive director of Enable Madison County, a local nonprofit that helps older and homebound residents continue living independently through wheelchair ramps, grab bars, handrails, weatherization, durable medical equipment, and case management. Due to the personal nature of Enable’s work visiting seniors in their homes, he and his team see firsthand the […]

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Groundbreaking marks start of $2.2 billion Westmoore Landing development

September 1, 2026/in Community Development, Construction, Development, Environment, Events, Featured, Housing, News, Real Estate/by staff reports

A groundbreaking ceremony was held Monday for Westmoore Landing, a planned $2.2 billion mixed-use community near historic Mooresville. Developers Donald F. “Trey” Rochford of Rochford Realty & Construction Co., Inc. and David Horwath, president of Land Innovations, were among those marking the start of the project. The ceremony was held August 31 at the Westmoore […]

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Huntsville Business Journal Sit Down with Success: Matt Meyer of Hiley Auto Group

September 1, 2026/in Automotive, Featured, Lead, News, Retail, Services, Sit Down With Success, Transportation/by Katie Holt

As managing partner at Hiley Auto Group in Huntsville, Matt Meyer has seen firsthand what it takes to grow a business, build a strong team, and adapt as an industry evolves. From taking a multimillion-dollar gamble on a new location to embracing new technology and changing customer expectations, Meyer has learned that long-term success often […]

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Huntsville Hospital telemedicine program keeps patients close to home

September 1, 2026/in Featured, Health Care, Lead, Medical, News, Technology/by Noah Logan

Huntsville Hospital Health System has logged more than 400 telemedicine consultations since launching the program in February 2025, and the vast majority of those patients never had to leave their home hospital for specialty care.   “90.3% of patients who are consulted on for telemedicine are able to stay in their home hospital,” said Josh Hewiett, […]

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Free classroom supplies coming to Morgan County teachers in September via Free 2 Teach

August 31, 2026/in Education, Events, Featured, News, Nonprofits, People, Resource/by Katie Holt

Free 2 Teach, a Huntsville-based nonprofit that provides free classroom supplies for North Alabama educators, is expanding into the Morgan County School system.  Beginning this September, teachers in the Hartselle City, Decatur City, and Morgan County school systems will have the opportunity to receive free school supplies from the non-profit.  Free 2 Teach has offered […]

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Huntsville kicks off September with the biggest Music Month yet with new stops in Sweden, Nashville

August 31, 2026/in Arts, Economy, Entertainment, Events, Featured, Government, Lead, News, Recreation, Tourism, Travel/Leisure/by Noah Logan

Huntsville is sending local musicians overseas for the first time as part of a record setting Music Month lineup for September, city officials announced Wednesday at Campus No. 805.   Mayor Tommy Battle and Huntsville Music Officer Matt Mandrella unveiled the 2026 Huntsville Music Month calendar, which includes a new international artist exchange, a reimagined citywide […]

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