Geraldine
Geraldine, AL · Municipal
WAFF
‘We want to take advantage of every spare minute’: Huntsville bars prepare for Saturday Halloween
HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WAFF) - Halloween falls on a Saturday this year for the first time since 2020, and Huntsville businesses are adding security and staff and stocking up for the night. The owners and managers of three downtown businesses said they will have extra security. Clocks fall back early Sunday...
The Cullman Tribune
Jacobs proclaims Hospice and Palliative Care Month in Cullman
CULLMAN, Ala.– Mayor Woody Jacobs presented a proclamation recognizing November 2026 as Hospice and Palliative Care Month in the city of Cullman during a ceremony held Monday, Oct. 26, in the mayor’s office. Representing Hospice of North Alabama at the presentation were Shellee Blaxton, Anna Dove, Julie Doss and Cecily Miner. The proclamation recognizes the important role hospice and palliative care professionals play in providing comfort, dignity and support to patients and families facing serious illness. This year’s national theme, “Care You Can Trust,” emphasizes compassionate, quality care and helping families make informed decisions about their loved ones’ needs. “We’re fortunate to have several hospice organizations serving Cullman and the surrounding area,” said Jacobs. “These folks do important work, helping people and their families through some of life’s hardest times. We appreciate every one of them and the care they provide to our community.” Cullman is served by several hospice care organizations, including Hospice of North Alabama, Cullman Regional Hospice, Aveanna Hospice of Cullman, Enhabit Hospice, Gentiva Hospice and Affinity Hospice. These organizations provide care and support to patients and families, helping manage pain and symptoms while addressing emotional, spiritual and practical needs. Shellee Blaxton of Hospice of North Alabama,
speakinoutweeklynews.net
Rivertree Church Honors Veterans with Stories of Courage and Sacrifice
OWENS CROSS ROADS — Rivertree Church welcomed military veterans for a gathering of recognition and fellowship during “Welcome Home! Honoring Our Veterans” on Thursday, October 22, 2026. The program featured speakers who shared perspectives on war, service, sacrifice, and finding a home. Thanh Duong Boyer, born in...
WAFF
Martin Marietta proposes new quarry entrance to ease truck traffic in north Huntsville
HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WAFF) - Martin Marietta is proposing to move the entrance to its rock quarry from Stringfield Road to Blake Bottom Road in an effort to ease truck traffic in north Huntsville. District 1 Councilwoman Michelle Watkins hosted a town hall Thursday night to give residents a chance to...
WAFF
Huntsville Hospital system receives federal rural health funding
The Huntsville Hospital health system has new federal funding for rural health care, including nearly $900,000 that will go to Athens-Limestone Hospital to connect its electronic medical records to the rest of the system.
wlrh.org
Gather Madison brings neighbors together for a shared meal and community connection
As Madison grows, Gather Madison offers residents a chance to connect with the people who make the city a community. Returning for its second year, the free event invites neighbors to share a meal, enjoy live music from the Silver Silos, and take part in children’s activities at Home Place Park in downtown Madison.
militarynews.com
theredstonerocket.com
WAFF
Trinity council delays vote on nearly 184-acre rezoning request
TRINITY, Ala. (WAFF) - More than 50 residents attended a Trinity Town Council meeting on Monday to speak against a proposal to rezone nearly 184 acres between Steed Road and Old Trinity Road, near existing neighborhoods. The council tabled the issue until its next meeting. Nearly half of those in...
WAFF
Huntsville Hospital seeks community input on healthcare needs across North Alabama
HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WAFF) - Huntsville Hospital Health System is asking residents across North Alabama to weigh in on healthcare needs in their communities through a survey open through Nov. 13. The Community Health Needs Assessment survey covers the 15 counties served. It asks residents about local health concerns, access to...
The Cullman Tribune
Agriplex Kitchen Series to feature Southern sweetness Oct. 29
CULLMAN, Ala. – This Thursday, Oct. 29, from 6-8 p.m., the North Alabama Agriplex will hold another Kitchen Series class, this one featuring a twist on Southern sweetness. Attendees will learn to make a sweet pie, finding the right balance to produce a tender, flaky crust with a classic Southern sweetness and full lattice topping. The pie filling will be revealed at the class. The Agriplex provides a variety of culinary classes to residents. Earlier this month The Tribune had the pleasure of featuring the Pasta from Scratch class where attendees were able to knead, roll, cut and shape their own dough. To registered for this week’s class, or to view other available classes, visit www.agriplex.org or call 256- 297-1044. The Agriplex is located at 1714 Tally Ho St., Cullman.
cityofalbertville.com
256 Today
Huntsville’s Sigmatech lands $249 million Army contract
Huntsville-based Sigmatech Inc. has been awarded a $249.2 million U.S. Army contract to develop and maintain digital capabilities designed to improve decision-making across the Army’s operations. The cost-plus-fixed-fee contract covers […] The post Huntsville’s Sigmatech lands $249 million Army contract appeared first on 256 Today .