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Huntsville awards more than $300,000 in federal funding to local nonprofits
The City of Huntsville has approved more than $319,000 in federal funding for eight organizations that help low- and moderate-income residents with housing, job training, youth programs and other essential services. The $319,077 in grants comes through the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development's Community Development Block Grant program,...
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Cullman Regional to use $2.5 million in federal funding for surgical robot
CULLMAN, Ala. — Cullman Regional Medical Center will use $2.5 million in federal funding to purchase a surgical robot for its operating room, the hospital and U.S. Sen. Katie Britt’s office announced. The funding was included in the fiscal 2026 Labor, Health and Human Services, Education and Related...
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Huntsville Animal Services invites residents to walk shelter dogs at local parks
Huntsville Animal Services is taking its shelter dogs to the park, giving them a chance to enjoy the outdoors and possibly meet their future families along the way. The department […] The post Huntsville Animal Services invites residents to walk shelter dogs at local parks appeared first on 256 Today .
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John Wahl to hold election night watch party in Huntsville
Republican nominee for lieutenant governor John Wahl and his campaign announced that they will host an election night watch party on Tuesday, November 3, at The Belle at Stovehouse in Huntsville. The event will bring together supporters, campaign volunteers, Republican leaders and members of the community as election results come...
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City leaders moving along in the process of getting a third bridge in Decatur
HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WAFF) - Decatur City leaders are working closely with ALDOT to complete a study for a new bridge connecting two counties. Overcrowded and overloaded, the Hudson Memorial Bridge is past its prime, according to Decatur City Leaders. That’s why they’re looking to build a new third bridge over the Tennessee river.
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Rising prices haven’t stopped North Alabama shoppers from celebrating the spooky season
HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WAFF) - Halloween and fall decor prices continue to rise year after year. For one local family, the cost might be the scariest part of the holiday, but it isn’t stopping them from celebrating. Local resident Jennifer Bassett said her family doesn’t just decorate for Halloween. They...
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Bartlett pledges better commutes ahead for Madison motorists
MADISON – What’s the most frequent comment/ complaint that Madison Mayor Ranae Bartlett and City Council members hear from constituents? Traffic. Citizens want new and improved roads. Bartlett and the council must have felt like Christmas had arrived early, because they have received a virtual- yet-certain gift, which Bartlett detailed in “Madison Weekly.”
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Celebrate Madison returns to Toyota Field tomorrow, Oct. 29
MADISON — The Madison Chamber of Commerce invites the community to the fifth annual Celebrate Madison tomorrow, Thursday, Oct. 29, at Toyota Field. Presented by Meta, this free event begins when gates open at 6PM and concludes with a fireworks show at 7:30PM, sponsored by Huntsville Utilities. This year’s...
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Huntsville Measles Case Raises Concerns About Vaccination and Public Exposure
HUNTSVILLE, Ala. — A confirmed measles case involving an international traveler has prompted Alabama health officials to warn residents about possible exposure at two Huntsville businesses. The Alabama Department of Public Health announced the case October 13, following a positive laboratory test. Officials identified possible exposure at Subway, 7900...
The Cullman Tribune
Robert Gene Bates built a legacy from courthouse to community
CULLMAN, Ala. – In a third-floor courtroom at the Cullman County Courthouse on a Saturday morning in July 2000, Circuit Clerk Robert Gene Bates welcomed Sacred Harp singers, offered the opening prayer and read “The Old Bridge Builder.” The moment lasted only minutes, but it captured the two roles Bates carried for decades: keeper of the county’s court business and a steady presence in the life of the community. Bates, 85, died Sunday, Oct. 25. He is being remembered for 30 years of public service, a lifelong commitment to his church, 57 years as a Mason and a family life that included 66 years of marriage to his wife, Janice. The Cullman County Commission said Bates’ commitment during three decades as circuit clerk left a lasting impact on the community. Mayor Woody Jacobs and the Cullman City Council also extended condolences to Bates’ family and friends. “We are grateful for his 30 years of dedicated service to Cullman County,” the city said. The circuit clerk serves as the court system’s business manager. The office maintains court records, issues summonses and subpoenas, collects court-ordered money and manages jurors. In Cullman County, the circuit clerk also serves as the absentee election manager.