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 […]
Things are about to get ugly for Alabamians in the trade war between the U.S. and Canada. You see, Canada is Alabama’s No. 1 international trade partner. Alabama exports about $4.3 billion in goods to Canada each year, representing nearly 20% of the state’s total exports. Also, 129 Canadian-owned companies employ 13,850 workers in Alabama. […]
It’s a simple question and a simple answer. “What would you do if your neighbor or best friend said ‘I’ve got to go to my doctor’s appointment or a job interview or to the drugstore’,?” Redstone Credit Federal Union President and CEO Joe Newberry asked. “You’ll say ‘I’ll give you a ride or find a […]
We all know that technology is a “what’s new today is obsolete tomorrow” animal. And, relating to national security, there are gaps in developing a cyber workforce that meets the nation’s national security needs. Identifying those gaps and building Huntsville’s next generation cyber workforce was the subject of a Cyber Huntsville panel discussion Tuesday. “Are […]
Single-family homes in Madison County cost more and spent more time on the market in July 2026, according to Huntsville Area Association of Realtors (HAAR) data for the week ending August 1, 2026, For the week ending August 1, 2026, new single-family home listings in Madison County increased by 6.2% year-over-year to 171 homes. The […]
As Huntsville continues to welcome an influx of new residents, its dining scene is expanding alongside the population, bringing new restaurants, flavors, and culinary concepts to the area. For diners, keeping up with the expanding selection can be a challenge. The 2026 Huntsville Restaurant Week, organized by the Huntsville/Madison County Convention & Visitors Bureau (CVB), […]
Teledyne and its broad portfolio of technologies will be among the companies and agencies taking part in the 2026 Space and Missile Defense Symposium. The annual event is Tuesday through Thursday at the Von Braun Center in downtown Huntsville. For 29 years, the Space and Missile Defense Symposium – the largest gathering of industry leaders, […]
By: Catherine M. Wehlburg, Ph.D, President, Athens State University Some of the most important decisions in life begin with a simple question: What’s next? For many working adults, that question arrives after a promotion that never came, a career that no longer feels fulfilling, or the realization that the workplace has changed faster than expected. Sometimes […]
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 […]
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 […]
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