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Belle Trouvaille previews selection at Vintage Market Days

DECATUR, Ala. (TENNESSEE VALLEY LIVING) - Vintage Market Days in Decatur kicks off this week! One of the vendors, Belle Trouvaille, joined Tennessee Valley Living to preview what they’ll bring to the event!. The co-owner, Jenny Snow, brought on Fenton glass Christmas trees, tea cups, vintage ornate brass candle...

Decatur, AL · 5d
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Rex Reynolds wins reelection to Alabama House District 21, defeating Democrat Forrest Satterfield

State Rep. Rex Reynolds (R-Huntsville) has been reelected to Alabama House District 21, defeating Democratic nominee Forrest Satterfield in a tight race. According to unofficial election-night results from the Alabama Secretary of State, Reynolds received 51.4% of the vote compared to 48.6% for Satterfield, a 2.8% margin. Reynolds, a former Huntsville police chief and city […] The post Rex Reynolds wins reelection to Alabama House District 21, defeating Democrat Forrest Satterfield appeared first on Yellowhammer News .

Huntsville, AL · 4d

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This 10-Mile Scenic Train Ride In Alabama Will Melt Your Stress Away In The Best Way

Somewhere between the rumble of the engine and the slow roll of the countryside passing by your window, something shifts inside you. The North Alabama Railroad Museum in Huntsville, Alabama is the kind of place that makes you wonder why you ever thought staring at a screen was a good way to spend a Saturday.

Huntsville, AL · 8d
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Democrats see big gains in Alabama. Is it a turning point for a traditionally red state?

Alabama · 4d

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Decatur Entrepreneurial Center launches $700K renovation

A major transformation is underway at the Decatur-Morgan County Entrepreneurial Center, which is kicking off a $700,000 exterior renovation.

Decatur, AL · 6d

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Where to find Veterans Day ceremonies and events in the Tennessee Valley

As Veterans Day approaches, communities across the Tennessee Valley are planning events and ceremonies to honor those who have served in the U.S. military. Northeast Alabama Community College Veterans Day Program - On Thursday, Nov. 5, at 10 a.m. in the William H. Beck Music Auditorium. The free, public event will feature retired Lt. Gen. James O. "Jim" Barclay, a Scottsboro native and longtime U.S. Army veteran, as guest speaker. A reception with refreshments will follow.

Huntsville, AL · 6d

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Decatur’s Dia de los Muertos festival returns with message of unity

DECATUR, Ala. (WAFF) - The streets of downtown Decatur filled with traditional music, food and vibrant memorial altars as hundreds gathered to celebrate Dia de los Muertos. Organized by downtown cultural nonprofit Corazón y Cultura, the Day of the Dead celebration drew attendees from across North Alabama and beyond, including Birmingham, Huntsville, Athens and Cullman.

Decatur, AL · 6d

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AL: Nucor to Expand in Morgan County with a $60 Million Project, Adding 60 Jobs

Nucor Corp. is expanding its advanced manufacturing footprint in Decatur with a $60 million investment that is expected to create 60 additional jobs in the region, Governor Kay Ivey announced. “Nucor has been a valued partner in Alabama for many years, and its continued growth in Decatur demonstrates what is...

Morgan County, AL · 8d

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‘Visibility always wins’: New Lawrence County superintendent outlines vision for district

LAWRENCE COUNTY, Ala. (WAFF) -Lawrence County Schools has a new leader at the helm as Dr. Jeremy Madden officially steps in as the district’s superintendent of education. Madden, who was recently sworn in to fulfill an open term, brings nearly three decades of Alabama public education experience to the role.

Lawrence County, AL · 6d

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Teal Lights for Alzheimer’s

FLORENCE/ATHENS – If you noticed some brilliant teal lighting on a few area landmarks Monday night, that wasn’t by chance. Some of Alabama’s most well-known landmarks, including Birmingham City Hall, Bryant-Denny Stadium, and the RSA Tower, were scheduled to shine teal on November 2 as part of Alzheimer’s Foundation of America’s (AFA) annual Light the World in Teal Alzheimer’s awareness campaign.

Florence, AL · 6d

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Why Madison County votes differently from much of Alabama, according to a political analyst

Madison County, AL · 6d

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‘The longer this goes, the less safe we feel’: Limestone County residents plead with leaders to replace deteriorating bridge

ATHENS, Ala. (WAFF) - A tiny critter is causing a big headache for one Limestone County community. People living on Liberty Lane said their daily drive takes them over a deteriorating, single-lane bridge. County leaders haven’t replaced it in over a decade, partly because of a snail smaller than a...

Limestone County, AL · 11d

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This Underrated Alabama Town Serves Up Some Of The Best BBQ In The World

Somewhere in northern Alabama, a pitmaster showed up before the sun did, and the smoke has been rising ever since. Decatur, Alabama is the kind of place that doesn’t brag about itself, but maybe it should start. Let’s get one thing straight right away. There are places in...

Decatur, AL · 10d

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Early voting totals surged in Tennessee compared to previous midterm election

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WAFF) - Tennessee saw an increase in voter turnout during the state’s early voting period. Statewide, more than 1.2 million voters cast ballots between October 14 and the 29th, which is a 45% increase over the 2022 midterm election. More than 4,800 people voted early in Lincoln...

Lincoln County, TN · 6d

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North Alabama congressional candidate puts campaign message in the sky

A north Alabama candidate running for Congress is taking a unique approach to reaching voters.

Decatur, AL · 7d

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Homeowners in Trinity continue fight against rezoning proposal

A proposal for a zoning change of nearly 200 acres is causing homeowners in Trinity to speak up.

Trinity, AL · 9d

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Athens woman who fled communist Vietnam by boat tells the story behind her friendship with a North Alabama Vietnam veteran

When Thanh Boyer arrived in North Alabama after escaping Vietnam, families in Athens helped her learn English, get to school and begin a new life. “I’ve always said we were raised by the community of Athens,” Boyer said. Years later, she began thanking the American veterans who had served in her homeland. One of them […] The post Athens woman who fled communist Vietnam by boat tells the story behind her friendship with a North Alabama Vietnam veteran appeared first on Yellowhammer News .

Athens, AL · 6d

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Cullman Council approves annexation, AI contract and E-911 grant applications

CULLMAN, Ala. – The Cullman City Council approved a County Road 616 annexation, a contract for artificial intelligence services and applications for two emergency communications grants at its meeting Monday, Oct. 26. The Council unanimously approved Ordinance No. 2026-53 following its second reading. The ordinance annexes five parcels owned by Wesley and Sherry Moore along County Road 616 into Cullman as R-2 Residential District. The parcels are part of Bella’s Ridge subdivision. The annexation received a favorable recommendation from the City of Cullman Planning Commission at its Oct. 6 meeting. The Council held the first reading Oct. 12. Councilman Jason Willoughby moved to approve the ordinance, and Councilman David Moss seconded the motion. Turning to new business, the Council held the first reading of Ordinance No. 2026-55, which would replace Section 183 of the city’s administrative code governing appointed officers. No action was taken on the ordinance. The proposal addresses department head titles and procedures for appointing, supervising and removing officers. During the work session, City Attorney Brandy Lee said the changes were intended to align removal procedures with Alabama law. “We had a few procedures that didn’t follow the Alabama Code with when an officer is to be removed

Cullman, AL · 9d

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Elks  Lodge honors first responders

CULLMAN, Ala. – The Cullman Elks Lodge hosted an awards banquet for Cullman County’s first responders Oct. 28. Elks Lodge President Gwen Parker said the event was extremely meaningful on National First Responders Day. “Every day across this great country, hundreds of thousands of 911 calls are made requesting the assistance of our emergency services. And every day tens of thousands of dedicated first responders address those calls. For most, serving our communities in terms of need is not just a job, but a calling of devotion. A calling to help people in their time of need. The first responders who answer the call for help do so fearlessly and relentlessly, no matter how often they are summoned, no matter how grueling the work and no matter how severe the danger–they answer the call.” Parker said they are indebted to the untold good that these first responders do every day. “The Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks believes in honoring those who serve on the front lines of our communities,” she said. “The Elks Medal of Valor and Service is one way we can thank our local responders for their commitment, sacrifice and service. Whether the individual was dashing from

Cullman County, AL · 7d

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5 Best Restaurants in Huntsville, Alabama You Need to Try Before Everyone Else Finds Them

Huntsville, Alabama — a city where rocket scientists and artists share coffee in sunlit cafes, where the Tennessee River bends through neighborhoods stitched with memory and ambition, where the scent of biscuits and barbecue drifts through the morning air. Here, the skyline is a patchwork of glass towers and red-brick mills, each block humming with the laughter of families, the wisdom of old-timers, and the dreams of newcomers drawn by the promise of possibility.

Huntsville, AL · 17d