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Tag Archive for: Rocket City Trash Pandas

Toyota Field to host SEC Softball Tournament starting in 2027

April 20, 2026/in Development, Economy, Entertainment, Events, Featured, News, Recreation, Sports/by Bud McLaughlin

The road to the Women’s College World Series runs through Madison – starting in 2027. Huntsville, Madison and Madison County will host the SEC Softball Tournament for four years at Toyota Field, it was announced Friday. “We are honored to be the hosts of the SEC softball championship for the next four years and turning […]

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In Rocket City, Baseball Is a Family Affair—Win or Lose

July 15, 2025/in Development, Economy, Entertainment, Featured, News, Recreation, Sports, Tourism, Travel/Leisure/by Mike Easterling

Season ticket holders wined and dined in a luxury box, some inside with the air conditioning and others outside on the patio. Fans also sat along the right field line enjoying the game with their pets during a Dog Days promotion. Kids played make-shift games on the berm and chased baseballs when the right fielder […]

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Navy Week Brings Maritime Legacy to Huntsville

April 24, 2025/in Defense, Economy, Events, Featured, Government, Lead, Military, News, Workforce Development/by Kait Thursday

For the first time since the program’s inception in 2005, Navy Week is underway in Huntsville, Alabama. Running from April 21 to 27, this event commemorates the Navy’s 250th anniversary and aims to strengthen connections between Sailors and inland communities without a strong naval presence. The week began at the U.S. Space & Rocket Center, […]

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Two new extended-stay hotels open, Bolstering local hospitality sector

April 22, 2025/in Development, Economy, Featured, Hospitality, Lead, News, Tourism, Travel/Leisure/by Kait Thursday

On April 16, Huntsville’s hospitality landscape expanded with the grand opening of two extended-stay hotels—Everhome Suites and WoodSpring Suites—located side-by-side on Holmes Avenue. These additions cater to Huntsville’s increasing population of business travelers, contractors, and relocating professionals, offering a mix of affordable and upscale long-term lodging options. The grand opening celebration, themed “Opening Day Double […]

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New I-565 Interchange in Madison Opens, Enhancing Connectivity and Economic Growth

March 24, 2025/in Community Development, Construction, Featured, Government, Lead, Services, Tourism, Traffic, Transportation/by Kait Thursday

The long-awaited westbound I-565 interchange at Town Madison Boulevard officially opened with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Friday, attended by city and state officials. The new interchange is expected to bolster business activity, improve regional accessibility, and support the growing economic landscape of Madison and its surrounding communities. The project included the construction of westbound on- and […]

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Trash Pandas to host job fairs for minor league, college games

January 15, 2025/in Events, Featured, News, Recreation, Sports, Workforce Development/by Mike Easterling

Pitchers and catchers report to professional baseball spring training in less than a month when Major League veterans and big league hopefuls begin gathering at camps in Florida and Arizona. However, the time is now for the Rocket City Trash Pandas to put together their roster of Toyota Field workers for the 2025 Southern League […]

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Knock one out of the park with a Valentine’s Day delivery from the Trash Pandas

January 10, 2025/in Featured, Lead, News, Recreation, Resource, Sports, Travel/Leisure/by Sarah Zupko

February 14 is just over a month away: Do you know yet what you are doing for your valentine? Whether you’ve been together for years or you find yourself with a more recent attachment, the Trash Pandas have a Valentine’s Day offering that is sure to be a home run.  For the third year in […]

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Why is HSV the top spot for young people and families?

May 3, 2024/in Economy, Employment, Entertainment, Featured, Housing, Lead, News, People, Real Estate, Resource, Travel/Leisure, Workforce Development/by Matt Curtis

One of the key drivers to Huntsville’s recent success in being named the best city to live in the US has been attracting young people to relocate to Huntsville. Huntsville has historically made the list of best places to raise a family, but to continue to grow as a city, it had to find ways […]

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Para-Cycling Road World Cup sets new marks for economic impact

June 5, 2023/in Economy, Entertainment, Featured, Lead, News, People, Recreation, Tourism, Travel/Leisure/by J. Chadwick Gay

Huntsville saw two double podiums and two overall world cup titles cap the first U.S.-hosted UCI Para-Cycling Road World Cup for Team USA Memorial Day weekend at scenic Cummings Research Park. Team USA ended the historic weekend with a dominating medal count of 22 – the next highest countries tied with 16 apiece – and […]

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Fair Play: Madison County’s Growing Sports Industry

May 15, 2023/in Community Development, Economy, Entertainment, Featured, Lead, News, People, Sports, Tourism/by Marie Johnson

When people think of Huntsville, they tend to think of rockets, and the people who make them. Not so surprising: there’s a reason we’re called “Rocket City” after all, and in recent years, Huntsville’s growth has led to new sports teams and venues coming to Madison County.  I have fond memories of going to Joe […]

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