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Velcro Pygmies to headline Fridays After Five season finale in downtown Athens
If you’ve never experienced a Velcro Pygmies show, downtown Athens will offer the perfect opportunity the Friday. The popular ’80s rock band will return to headline the final Fridays After […] The post Velcro Pygmies to headline Fridays After Five season finale in downtown Athens appeared first on 256 Today .
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1,800 new homes coming to North Huntsville after rezoning approval
The Huntsville City Council gave the go-ahead for 1,800 new homes to be built in North Huntsville after approving the rezoning of 505 acres on the north side of State Route 255. This development—Harris Farms—is located just west of Memorial Parkway and near the North Village retail development currently under...
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New single-family affordable housing community to open in Meridianville
A new single-family housing community, The Reserve at The Retreat, is set to open in Meridianville this Friday, July 24. A grand opening celebration is occurring between 11AM-3PM, which homeowners are encouraged to attend. The complex was constructed by the Lennar Corporation, which is one of the largest homebuilding companies...
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City of Madison intervenes in Lurin Real Estate lawsuit, demands demolition of The Sutton Apartments
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Locals Are Quietly Moving To This Overlooked Alabama Town To Live Happily And Debt-Free
Something interesting is happening in North Alabama, and it doesn’t involve college football or barbecue competitions. People are discovering Cullman, a town that’s been sitting about 50 miles north of Birmingham, minding its own business while offering something increasingly rare: the possibility of actually getting ahead financially. While...
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Albertville city council approves 241-home subdivision as housing demands rise
ALBERTVILLE, Ala. (WAFF) - Albertville City Council this week approved plans for a 241-home neighborhood near South Broad Street and Walnut Street. The development will be built as a Planned Unit Development, or PUD — a designation that gives the city more oversight than other development types, including council input on home designs.
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WalletHub: Huntsville ranks among nation’s best cities for first-time homebuyers
Huntsville continues to stand out as one of the nation’s strongest housing markets for first-time buyers, earning the No. 12 overall ranking in a new national study that highlights the city’s balance of affordability, economic opportunity and quality of life. The ranking, released by personal finance website WalletHub, compared 300 U.S. cities across 22 metrics […] The post WalletHub: Huntsville ranks among nation’s best cities for first-time homebuyers appeared first on Yellowhammer News .
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Schaffer: Utility planning must stay ahead of Cullman’s growth
CULLMAN, Ala. – Six months into his term representing Place 4 on the Cullman City Council, Paul Schaffer said the city’s ability to grow will depend largely on infrastructure most residents rarely see. Schaffer, whose council responsibilities include utilities, said water, sewer, electricity and gas systems often become noticeable only when service is interrupted or existing capacity cannot support new development. “Utilities are the part of city government nobody thinks about until something goes wrong, such as a water main break, a sewer line that can’t handle a new subdivision or a business that can’t get adequate power or gas service to operate,” Schaffer said. His experience managing a local dealership has shaped how he approaches the city’s utility needs. Schaffer said business growth is often limited by available infrastructure before zoning or permitting becomes an obstacle. “Utility capacity is often the real ceiling on growth,” he said. Schaffer said Cullman’s infrastructure must remain ahead of population and economic growth rather than responding after problems develop. That includes planning for new housing, industrial recruitment, commercial development and annexation while considering how each decision affects the city’s utility network. He said the city should not view water, sewer, wastewater treatment, electricity
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Locals Are Quietly Moving To This Alabama City Where $1,500 Covers Everything
There’s a quiet migration happening in Alabama, and the destination might genuinely surprise you. Florence, tucked into the northwest corner of the state along the Tennessee River, is where smart people are landing when they finally get tired of paying too much for too little. Let’s start with the...
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Cullman’s Roy Drinkard comes home in time for 106th birthday
There wasn’t a birthday party for Roy Drinkard of Cullman on his 106th birthday. Instead, family and friends solicited birthday cards and expected a deluge. Drinkard just got home after […] The post Cullman’s Roy Drinkard comes home in time for 106th birthday appeared first on 256 Today .