Lauren Layton, WHNT

Lauren Layton

WHNT

Washington, United States

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Past articles by Lauren:

Bigfoot’s Little Donuts owner talks national recognition

A Huntsville donut shop landed a spot in Yelp’s Top 100 Best Donut Shops in the U.S. → Read More

United Way of Madison County partners working to serve those seeking affordable housing

As a United Way partner in the county, the Salvation Army and the Family Services Center of these services are committed to moving people forward through their help. → Read More

Fantasy Playhouse presents Snow White and the Seven Littles

Snow White is an independent woman, no longer waiting for a knight in shining armor to save her! → Read More

Make-A-Wish Alabama has open spots left for Trailblaze Challenge

Information sessions for the 2023 Make-A-Wish Alabama Trailblaze Challenge will be taking place in Huntsville, Birmingham, Montgomery, and Mobile throughout January. → Read More

United Way of Madison County President and CEO explains Strategic Plan

The United Way of Madison County strives to help the community in three areas: education, financial stability and health. → Read More

Nonprofit hosts feminine hygiene drive

The products and money raised will go to 5th – 12th-grade girls attending Title I schools. → Read More

Actor Kel Mitchell advocates for organization gifting life-saving supplies this Christmas season

Actor Kel Mitchell is helping World Vision raise awareness about their catalog, which allows patrons to buy items to be gifted to families in need. → Read More

Volunteers needed for United Way of North Alabama in 2023

In the coming months, UWMC will work on tackling emerging issues like a widening achievement gap with fewer children proficient in math and reading in schools, affordable housing, workforce development challenges, and mental health. → Read More

Some foster families have to turn to diaper banks, community to provide for placements

Being a foster parent can mean getting ready for a child in a matter of hours, instead of months. → Read More

Google tech expert talks new products with Kelley and Lauren

Google is unveiling their newest products and we talked with an expert on how they can help you. → Read More

10-year-old launches third year of gift donations for families with children on the Autism Spectrum

Landon is kicking off his 10th year of life by giving back to the community. → Read More

Crisis Services of North Alabama talks mission and fundraising

No fee is ever charged for direct services provided by CSNA. → Read More

Pre-teen girls use birthday wishes to ask for North Alabama Foster Closet donations

“Her Birthday Wishes” has skyrocketed since the first year, when Madison “Bunny” Wall asked for pet food to be donated to The Ark. → Read More

Partnership for a Drug-Free Community marks National Recovery Month with resource fair

The Partnership for a Drug-Free Community has a program called Recovery Resource Hub to help people find treatment options. It launched in 2020 and is free to those who seek help. → Read More

Huntsville business speaks on new USPS service rollout

The U.S. Postal service has rolled out a new service and they are pledging to help small businesses get their products to customers faster and for less. → Read More

North Alabama business leaders get dunked for ALS Alabama’s inaugural CEO Soak

Executives are getting soaked to help raise as much money as possible for the ALS Association. → Read More

Hartselle elementary school teacher’s original song set to play in Auburn halftime show

Mrs. Stephanie Porter is an Alabama graduate and music teacher at F.E. Burleson Elementary. And her song is slated to play in an important Auburn game this fall. → Read More

Huntsville man crafts free movie library for neighbors to enjoy

Long gone are the days of nationwide Blockbuster stores, but one Huntsville man is taking his love of cinema and paying homage to the idea of borrowing movies. → Read More

Volunteer fire department seeks more recruits as area grows

One area volunteer fire station is looking to almost double their number of firefighters to handle the growth in the Moores Mill area, but simply put, it’s easier said than done. → Read More

Volunteer Fire Departments face off in charity softball game this weekend

Moores Mill Volunteer Fire & Rescue is facing off against New Market Volunteer Fire Department in a charity softball game hosted by the New Market Recreation Center on Saturday. → Read More