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Ardmore's Celebration of Color and Community: The 31st Annual Crape Myrtle Festival
While the Ardmore Moonshine Festival harks back to the nostalgic days of yore, it's the Ardmore Crape Myrtle Festival that injects a kaleidoscope of hues into the Tennessee summertime. This cherished annual celebration, set against the backdrop of blooming Crape Myrtles—a symbol of the South's rich botanical heritage—invites one and all to a day steeped in community camaraderie, local craftsmanship, and the enchanting beauty of these lush trees. The festival offers a slice of Southern hospitality that Ardmore is renowned for, complete with live entertainment, scrumptious food, and a bustling marketplace, making it an idyllic setting for family and friends to convene.
Rolling roadblocks underway on U.S. 231
Drivers were exercising some extra caution Thursday due to some rolling roadblocks. The delays happened on U.S. 231 between State Road 25 and River Road. The reconstruction of a central power line caused the traffic restrictions. When Star City News crews stopped by Thursday morning, the rolling roadblocks were not...
Ardmore's Unofficial Avenue of Lights: A Tapestry of Holiday Traditions and Historical Celebrations
Ardmore, Pennsylvania, a town steeped in history and tradition, may not officially host 'The Legend of the Ardmore Avenue of Lights,' but its vibrant past and cultural richness suggest a community that revels in festive splendor. Though the Avenue of Lights remains unverified, Ardmore's heritage, from its inception to its present-day evolution, provides a picturesque setting for holiday events that could light up the town with warmth and celebration.
High School Principal Boosts Morale with Morning Announcements Through Song and Dance
Discover how a high school principal in Madison City uses song and dance to connect with students and staff. With a unique twist on morning announcements, this principal spreads positivity and unity, inspiring the school community with music and dance moves.
Fayetteville's Finest: 4 Burger Joints You Can't Miss
In this article, we explore four must-try burgers in Fayetteville. Have you had the pleasure of tasting any of these yet? We would love to hear your thoughts, so please feel free to share your experiences in the comments section below.
Christmas Lights: Mill Park Lane in Madison!
MADISON, Ala. (WHNT) — Every year, we feature Christmas light displays on News 19! There are many people who go all out to decorate their homes, and we want you to tell us where you’ve seen the best lights. This display is on Mill Park Lane in Madison.
Madison porch pirate victim speaks out
WAAY 31 exclusively spoke to Claudette Moody, a Madison woman who recently fell victim to a porch pirate. "I just hate the fact that people have become...we’ve become that society where people think that it’s OK to just go to somebody’s house and take what doesn’t belong to them. And they don’t see a problem with that. They feel like they’re entitled to someone else’s things, just because they’re sitting out on their front porch," said Moody.
The gas price fluctuate between $2.81 and $2.89 in Pulaski as of 2023-12-01. Find the cheapest station near you.
Photo from Unsplash and unrelated to the city. For most people, it is a constant necessity of life to manage gas prices. The national average price for a gallon of regular-grade gas on Friday is $3.248, a week ago the price is $3.265 , according to AAA.
These athens, AL based Dogs are the latest up for adoption and in need of a good home
Interested in adding a furry friend to your family? Even if you're just keen on viewing some of the cute critters available for adoption nearby, there are ample pets waiting for their forever homes in animal shelters throughout and around athens.
HEALS mobile clinic to start visiting students at Madison campuses
The mobile clinic with “Health Establishments at Local School Inc.” or HEALS has defined a weekly schedule to visit students in Madison City Schools. “Madison City Schools is excited to partner with HEALS Inc. to offer a mobile clinic for students who do not have private medical and/or dental insurance,” MCS Public Relations Manager John Peck said.
Tanner-based, Black-Owned Bridgeforth Farms teams up with Victoria’s Secret
TANNER, Ala. (WAFF) - A local farm in the Tennessee Valley just signed a big deal with one of the nation’s most recognizable clothing companies. Bridgeforth Farms, owned by Alabama A&M Alumnus, in Tanner is now one of four Alabama farms to sign a contract with Victoria’s Secret. One of the farms is Black-owned, being Bridgeforth Farms, while the other three farms are women-owned.
Holiday season in Athens features some fun + exciting events
With Thanksgiving behind us, and Christmas coming up in just a few weeks, it’s time to get in to the holiday spirit and get involved in some if the area’s holiday events. We listed several Huntsville-area events in a previous post, but there are some pretty festive events this holiday season in Limestone County as well.
Weather Authority visits Cedar Hill Elementary
ARDMORE, Ala. (WHNT) – Meteorologist Jessica Camuto had the opportunity to visit kindergarten students at Cedar Hill Elementary in Ardmore on Tuesday morning. With the recent cold snap, Jessica and the students talked about the upcoming winter season and the different types of precipitation we see here in North Alabama. They knew how ice melts […]
Overturned Truck Causes Road Blockage in Madison, City Advises Alternate Routes
Breaking news: An 18-wheeler has overturned at the intersection of Bowers Road and Powell Road in Madison, leading to road closures. The area is expected to remain closed for several hours. Injuries are currently unknown. Please avoid the area.
Elkmont's Journey from Vibrant Railroad Hub to Enigmatic Ghost Town
In the heart of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, Elkmont's silent cabins and deserted streets tell a story of transformation from a dynamic railroad town to a mysterious ghost town. In its heyday, the late 1800s and early 1900s, the Little River Railroad and the Little River Lumber Company catalyzed Elkmont's growth, turning it into a bustling center of the logging industry. The town's prosperity drew Knoxville's wealthy, who established the Appalachian Club and the Wonderland Hotel, making Elkmont an exclusive summer retreat.