Madison Neal
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Huntsville, AL, United States
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Huntsville spends $1 million to recruit people to live and work in the city
In this year’s State of the City address, Huntsville Mayor Tommy Battle said one of the greatest challenges facing the city is a shortage of workers. Huntsville leaders are working to fix that through a 1 million dollar campaign. → Read More
Fort Payne City Schools earns first ‘A’ grade on state report card
Fort Payne City Schools earned its first-ever “A” grade on its annual state report card from the Alabama Department of Education. → Read More
Madison City Schools approves plan for new pre-K center
At a special called meeting Thursday, leaders with Madison City Schools (MCS) voted to approve a $7 million bid to renovate the former West Madison Elementary School into a new pre-K center. → Read More
Christmas is coming to Ditto Landing
A new holiday tradition is getting started in South Huntsville! Christmas is coming to the river at Ditto Landing with three weeks of holiday celebrations. → Read More
WATCH: Huntsville State of the City Address 2022
The Huntsville/Madison County Chamber hosted the State of the City Address with Huntsville Mayor Tommy Battle on Tuesday afternoon. → Read More
It’s here! Buc-ee’s Athens officially opens its doors
The Texas-based franchise is ‘famously known’ for Texas barbecue, the ‘world’s cleanest bathrooms,’ and its beaver mascot. → Read More
State officials launching digital safety prevention campaign
The Alabama Department of Child Abuse and Neglect Prevention, Children’s Trust Fund of Alabama, is providing free resources to help you protect children and teens in this ever-changing digital age. → Read More
New Foster Care non-profit in Limestone County seeking volunteers and donations
A Limestone County non-profit is working to help foster families this winter and it needs a lot of community help right now. → Read More
Dale Strong will represent Alabama in U.S. Congress
Madison County Commission Chairman Dale Strong looks to take his skills from North Alabama to the Capitol. → Read More
Lift Our Vote offers voters free rides to the polls on Election Day
The non-partisan campaign Lift Our Vote is partnering with other organizations to offer free rides to the polls in several North Alabama counties for the November 8th election. → Read More
Powerball jackpot up to $1.5 billion, bringing business to gas station at state line
The Powerball lottery is now at a whopping $1.5 billion dollars, the third-largest lottery prize in U.S. history. → Read More
Public allowed to test Madison County election machines ahead of November election
Madison County Probate Judge Frank Barger told News 19 this is to ensure public trust in the election process. → Read More
Freestanding emergency department could be coming to Hartselle
Cullman Regional Hospital is working to bring a new freestanding emergency department to Hartselle. → Read More
McNair Jr. High School band quoted $15k in instrument repairs
A junior high school band director in Huntsville needs help getting instruments into the hands of young musicians. It’s going to cost $15,000 to repair the ones they have right now. → Read More
Decatur non-profit caught off guard by cold weather, desperate for donations
A Decatur non-profit says that they are in desperate need of community donations after being caught off guard by this week’s cold snap. → Read More
North Alabama community organizations write letter calling for prison reform & marijuana decriminalization
Several North Alabama organizations are calling on Governor Kay Ivey, the state legislature and local governments to address issues in Alabama’s current prison system. → Read More
Huntsville shelter prepares for influx of people with overnight freeze warning in effect
Monday night and into Tuesday morning, the Tennessee Valley will experience some of the coldest air of the season. → Read More
Madison County farm tour teaches shows challenges for farmers
People interested in learning about agriculture and farming traveled to different farms in Madison County on Wednesday for the 2022 Ag Tour presented by the Madison County Soil and Water Division. → Read More
National security agencies warn of Chinese cyber threats
Several national agencies are coming together to warn Americans about the most serious cyber security threats. → Read More
Hartselle teacher helps former student, teen mom get car
“When she told me she was pregnant, I just knew that I wanted to help her and to get involved because I was a teen mom myself.” → Read More