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Happenings in North Alabama the weekend of August 16-18
HUNTSVILLE, Ala. — This weekend has some events to keep in mind!. Newcomer’s Fair - On August 17 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., residents are invited to meet Madison representatives from key community groups at the library. The event will include a meet-and-greet with community groups, speed friending, and a performance by Lana White.
Alabama Lands Four on Lombardi Watch List
Alabama Football continues to rack up the preseason recognition, with four more players named to an award watchlist. The Lombardi Award is presented annually to the top lineman in college football, regardless of offense or defense. Alabama \'s interior offensive line is being recognized for the award, as well as a defender.
Pickleball Kingdom indoor facility coming to Huntsville
HUNTSVILLE — Dozens of pickleball courts are dotting the landscape as the sport continues to explode in popularity. And the only thing that keeps players off the courts is the fickle nature of weather, particularly around the Tennessee Valley. However, that’s about to change. Pickleball Kingdom, the world’s...
247Sports editor: Freeze Four makes Auburn football elite transfer QB destination
247Sports' Bud Elliott believes the "Freeze Four" quartet of Cam Coleman, Perry Thompson, Bryce Cain, and Malcolm Simmons will help Hugh Freeze's Auburn football program find an elite transfer portal option under center in 2025. "Auburn is going to be a crazy nice option for a transfer QB next year,"...
Gadsden Independent School District Responds Swiftly to Ransomware Attack, Student Data Secure
The Gadsden Independent School District encountered a ransomware attack on its network infrastructure on Tuesday, bringing to light the ongoing vulnerability of educational systems to cyber threats. According to KTSM, the incident which occurred around 2 p.m., prompted the district to take immediate action to secure its systems and curb the attack's potential fallout.
City of Athens, Athens Police respond to community comments about Haitian immigrants
ATHENS, Ala. — "Every citizen has a right to ask questions about government, but some of the conversation around this issue on social media has involved wild allegations and rhetoric. City leaders are happy to provide information and answers where they can, but the City – and state and federal law – condemn any narrative that seeks to discriminate against people based on their race or nationality."
‘Love & Marriage: Huntsville’: Melody Invites The Girls To St. Thomas In Exclusive Episode Preview
Love & Marriage: Huntsville is coming back with a bang! In Episode 13, Melody Shari summons the couples to announce that she’s planned a girls’ trip. The problem: the men aren’t invited, which stirs up some drama. “Oh last year I was included, but now I am not,” Marsau Scott jokes in the exclusive clip… Continue reading ‘Love & Marriage: Huntsville’: Melody Invites The Girls To St. Thomas In Exclusive Episode Preview
CBS Sports shares an early prediction of Auburn football’s postseason fate
The Auburn Tigers head into year two of the Hugh Freeze era and look to gain ground in its rebuilding efforts. The Tigers earned six wins in 2023 and grabbed a postseason bid to play in the Music City Bowl at season’s end. Auburn, however, wants to right the ship as the program has not won more than six games in a season since 2019. Due to their extensive revamp of the offense, many outlets are projecting Auburn to take that much-needed step forward this season. One of those outlets, CBS Sports, is projecting Auburn to make another bowl appearance in 2024....
On the Mark | Aug. 15, 2024
OPELIKA — It is hard to to believe, but high school football season starts next Thursday in Alabama. Most local schools play their first games next week, Aug. 22 or 23. Opelika will open the season by playing Benjamin Russell on Savarese/Martin Field at the Charles Bailey Sportsplex Aug. 23 at 7 p.m.
Sanctuary Meets Speakeasy at New, Now-Open Tuscaloosa Venue, Restaurant and Bar
A pair of married entrepreneurs have completely transformed an empty church on the edge of west Tuscaloosa into one of the city's finest venues for small plates, craft cocktails and live entertainment, which opened this week. Matt and Nikki Ray have owned and operated the all-things-audio one-stop-shop Eat My Beats...
Sounds of the Valley: Shining a spotlight on local stars
HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (TENNESSEE VALLEY LIVING) - The Tennessee Valley is home to a fast-growing live entertainment scene that’s giving local artists new opportunities to showcase their talent at venues and events all over the area. Talent can be found in every corner, and we’re shining a spotlight on those stars through the series, ‘Sounds of the Valley.’
Gadsden, Alabama: The Talent Is Still Here
Grand Opening of Magneco/Metrel, repurposing the Old Gadsden Steel Mill. “We couldn’t have done this without our local suppliers. “The plant’s been closed a long time, but the talent remains. The descendants of those who ran this mill are still here, and we honor them today. I’m thrilled to be part of this. This is now our most efficient plant in the world.”
Monrovia residents say full story isn’t being told following officials’ request to conserve water
Some residents are frustrated over the Harvest-Monrovia Water and Sewer Authority's request to voluntarily conserve with some saying their water provider isn't telling the full story.
Shoal Creek Park discussed as potential site for Montevallo community center
The topic of Shoal Creek Park’s potential use as the site of a new community center was discussed during a regularly scheduled Montevallo City Council meeting on Monday, Aug. 12. The post Shoal Creek Park discussed as potential site for Montevallo community center appeared first on Shelby County Reporter.
HydroFest boat races fall short on funds
GUNTERSVILLE, Ala. (WAFF) - Guntersville’s fastest and biggest event on the water could look slightly different in 2025. This comes after city leaders said Marshall County Tourism and Sports lost thousands of dollars on this year’s HydroFest. There is no set date for next year’s Hydrofest as Marshall...
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