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Huntsville nonprofit weighs in on homelessness increase around Stokes Street
A Huntsville nonprofit responded on Thursday to community concerns about dozens of homeless sleeping outside their office location on Stokes Street. The executive director of First Stop, Chad Rodriguez, says they're a day center. Their clients are people experiencing homelessness, and the nonprofit's hours are from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
One-of-a-kind drone program may be on the way to Tuscaloosa
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (WBRC) - More eyes in the sky: That’s the latest proposal by Tuscaloosa Mayor Walt Maddox. With the new fiscal year coming up, the mayor has proposed to the city council a first responder team consisting of drones. One councilman is fully on board and ready to...
Cahaba Industrial Machine and Supply: A Legacy of Precision and Innovation
Cahaba Industrial Machine and Supply: A Legacy of Precision and Innovation. Centreville, AL – In the heart of Centreville lies a small business with a big impact. Cahaba Industrial Machine and Supply, established in March 1983, has been a cornerstone of the precision machine parts industry in the Southeast. Now under the ownership of Ruben Pate, the company has grown from its humble beginnings into a modern powerhouse of precision manufacturing.
Alabaster approves construction of $1.6 million multi-use trail
The Alabaster City Council approved work on a $1.6 million multi-use trail that will connect Thompson High School, Municipal Park, Thompson Middle School and Warrior Drive during a regularly scheduled meeting on Aug. 12. The post Alabaster approves construction of $1.6 million multi-use trail appeared first on Shelby County Reporter.
Watch: Dr. Martin and Mayor Choat discuss tax election on Tribune Unscripted
TRUSSVILLE, Ala.–Trussville City Schools Superintendent Dr. Patrick Martin and Trussville Mayor Buddy Choat appeared on Tribune Unscripted on Thursday to discuss the upcoming city-wide special municipal tax election. Watch the full interview below:
Huntsville Fall Home & Garden Show
Theresa Kennedy, executive officer of the Huntsville Madison County Association, sits with Blair Davis to discuss the upcoming Fall Home & Garden Show taking place August 24-25. “There’s lots of inspiration for your kitchen, bath, living areas, etc. – anything you can imagine for your home is there.” The show is the perfect place to begin your home renovation journey.
Paul Finebaum Names College Football Powerhouse On The 'Verge' Of CFP This Season
The University of Alabama faces significant challenges with the departure of legendary head coach Nick Saban. This offseason, the key question is whether Alabama can maintain its former status, and the task at hand is seeing if Kalen DeBoer is ready to fill Saban's shoes. DeBoer boasts an ...
Dragon Boat Races held for the first time on Lake Guntersville
SCOTTSBORO, ALA. – Spectators visiting Goose Pond Colony on August 10, 2024, were privileged to witness the first official Dragon Boat Races held on Lake Guntersville. Participants met at Goose Pond for a day of healthy competition and a chance to serve the community. The event was a fundraiser...
Margaret City Councilor removed from meeting over controversy about new rule that prohibits recording council meetings
MARGARET, Ala. (WBRC) - A Margaret City Councilor was escorted out of his own public meeting by a police officer Tuesday night because of controversy over recording the meeting with his phone. This is after the city council adopted a rule in July prohibiting any taping of council meetings using...
Sewage overflow in Tuscaloosa remains while fingers stay pointed
TUSCALOOSA, Ala (WIAT) – The Hurricane Creek Keeper is warning residents about a sewage overflow in the area of Hargrove Road. “Out of an abundance of caution, I would warn people from Cottondale Creek to the river to avoid contact with the water. For today at least,” Hurricane Creek Keeper John Wathen said. Wathen notified […]
Robinson house set for demolition in 4-2 Prattville City Council vote
The Prattville City Council in a 4-2 vote, voted to demolish a house that has been in a family for over 100 years. This is after months of back and forth with the city and the Robinson family since April of this year. Native Prattville residents Debra and her husband...
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