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Huntsville Native Allison Hayhurst’s Debut Feature Now Streaming on Amazon Prime

May 15, 2026/in Arts, Awards, Entertainment, Entrepreneurs, Events, Featured, Lead, News, People, Recreation, Success, Travel/Leisure/by Noah Logan

Nearly a year after its Huntsville premiere drew a near-sold-out crowd at Lowe Mill, Allison Moy Hayhurst’s debut feature film has found its widest audience yet. “And Through The Portal We Go” is now streaming on Amazon Prime Video and Relay, giving North Alabama viewers and audiences nationwide their first chance to watch the award […]

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New Hays Farm park anchors south Huntsville development rooted in generations of land stewardship

February 16, 2026/in Agriculture, Community Development, Development, Environment, Events, Featured, Lead, News, People, Philanthropy, Real Estate, Recreation, Success/by Noah Logan

The opening of The Park at Hays Farm in late 2025 marked a significant milestone in the ongoing transformation of south Huntsville, adding a new urban green space designed to serve a rapidly growing part of the city.  City officials, community leaders, and members of the Hays family gathered for a ribbon cutting ceremony at […]

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Hays Farm development marks milestone in revitalization of South Huntsville

October 15, 2024/in Community Development, Development, Economy, Events, Featured, Lead, News/by Noah Logan

Last week, local leaders, developers, and community members gathered at Grissom High School for the Hays Farm Community Progress Update, hosted by the South Huntsville Main Business Association. The event offered insights into the progress and future of the Hays Farm development, a transformative project reshaping South Huntsville. Attendees heard from key figures including Mayor […]

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Huntsville greenlights $7.1 million urban park project

July 10, 2024/in Community Development, Construction, Development, Featured, Government, Lead, News/by Gus Wintzell

Huntsville’s City Council has approved a $7.1 million construction contract with Bailey-Harris Construction Company to develop a new nine-acre urban park in south Huntsville, named Hays Farm Central Park. The park will offer an array of features, including a gazebo, windmill, lagoon and waterfall, pavilion, and restrooms. Additionally, there will be a fitness court created […]

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Huntsville’s urban planning and infrastructure hopeful amidst growing pains

October 17, 2023/in Community Development, Events, Featured, Government, Lead, News, Traffic, Transportation/by Laura Boehringer

Cover image: Marty Sellers of SellersPhoto Huntsville kicked off its celebration of National Community Planning Month last week with a public event at the South Huntsville Public Library featuring city planners Thomas Nunez, Dennis Madsen, James Vanderver and Jo Beth Gleason, as well as Council Member Jennie Robinson. From sidewalks to public transportation, community growth […]

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Fleet Feet, Hays Farm kick off the fall season with free family-friendly event

August 7, 2023/in Entertainment, Events, Featured, Lead, News/by Gus Wintzell

Fleet Feet is partnering up with Hays Farm this September to bring fun and exercise to South Huntsville.  And the best part? The event is completely free.  On Saturday, September 9th, the Huntsville community will have the chance to get outside and celebrate the transition from the summertime with Fleet Feet’s Fall Fitness Festival. The […]

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City Opens Haysland Road from Grissom High School to Redstone Road

November 11, 2020/in Lead, Development, Government, News, Real Estate, Retail, Small Business/by Gus Wintzell

Things are moving along in South Huntsville and they will be moving along a lot easier now. On Tuesday, “Phase II” of Haysland Road through the Hays Farm development was opened from Grissom High School to Redstone Road. Mayor Tommy Battle, City Council President Jennie Robinson, and Director of Engineering Kathy Martin cut the ribbon […]

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Hays Farm Presentation Set for Thursday

May 28, 2019/in News, Construction Zone, People, Real Estate/by Kimberly Ballard

The South Huntsville Business Association will host a community presentation of the Hays Farm revitalization project Thursday in the Grissom High School auditorium. It will start at 6 p.m.   Jim and John Hays, along with Jeff Enfinger of The Enfinger Cos., are developing the 850-acre generational Hays Farm into a multi-use project with 110 acres […]

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Nostalgic Goodbye to Old Grissom High & Exciting Hello to New South Huntsville Library

June 21, 2018/in News, Government/by Kimberly Ballard

Parents and alumni of Virgil I. Grissom High School gathered at the campus on Bailey Cove Road for a farewell to the building and fundraiser for the new South Huntsville Library. The “Goodbye Grissom, Hello Library!” community gathering was nostalgic for many guests such as Jim Hillenbrand, a member of the school’s first graduating class […]

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