Open in NewsBreak

Town Creek

See all locations
Customize your news
56°F
publisher avatar

Municipal

WAFF

website

Madison County Commission approves plan to widen Black Bottom Road to five lanes

The Madison County Commission approved a plan to widen Black Bottom Road to five lanes.

Madison County, AL · 7d
article img

WAFF

website

‘It’s gone up every year’: Madison County voters approve sewer oversight after years of rate concerns

Madison County voters approved a constitutional amendment on Election Day that could change how private sewer companies are regulated. The measure passed with nearly 63% of the vote.

Madison County, AL · 7d
article img

The Cullman Tribune

partner publisher · 13.3K followers
article img

Wallace State welcomes Morgan County counselors, career coaches for campus luncheon

HANCEVILLE, Ala. – Wallace State Community College hosted counselors and career coaches from Morgan County Schools on Wednesday, Nov. 4, for its Counselor and Career Coach Luncheon at the Peinhardt Conference Center in the college’s School of Nursing and Center for Science. “We appreciate Wallace State for hosting Morgan County’s counselors and career coaches and for continuing to invest in partnerships that help us better prepare our students for life after graduation,” MCS career coaches shared after the visit. “Today we’re here at our Counselor and Career Coach Luncheon, inviting tons of counselors … ready to showcase all about Wallace State,” said Logan Edmonds, Wallace State’s director of recruiting. “We’re going to go over great updates, admissions processes, scholarships, housing opportunities, all for our students.” Guests began the morning with a general tour and overview of the Hanceville campus, followed by a welcome from Wallace State Vice President for Advancement and Innovation Suzanne Harbin and introductions of the college’s deans. After an icebreaker, guests sat down to lunch, prepared and served by Wallace State’s culinary students. The main course featured roasted chicken over mashed sweet potatoes with Brussels sprouts. The afternoon focused on the programs and services counselors can share

Morgan County, AL · 6d

WHNT News 19

partner publisher · 96.3K followers
article img

Huntsville Utilities reports large outage affecting 13k customers

A large outage in the Hazel Green area is affecting roughly 13,000 customers, according to the Huntsville Utilities outage map.

Huntsville, AL · 8d

Yellowhammer News

partner publisher · 4.1K followers

7 Things: Voters crash out, Jones doesn’t concede, Madison County turns blue, and more…

7. Alabama landed at No. 5 in the initial College Football Playoff rankings despite a 6-2 record that includes losses to No. 2 Georgia and No. 13 Tennessee, prompting a widespread crashout, with fans calling the placement “ridiculously overrated,” “preposterous,” and “one of the worst things I’ve seen in years,” with critics noting the Tide […] The post 7 Things: Voters crash out, Jones doesn’t concede, Madison County turns blue, and more… appeared first on Yellowhammer News .

Madison County, AL · 8d

hoodline.com

website

UAB Breaks Ground on Decatur Dental Clinic to Tackle Alabama's Rural Care Gap

UAB has broken ground on a new community dentistry clinic in Decatur, a freestanding facility planned for Decatur Morgan Hospital's Parkway Campus that aims to chip away at Alabama's widening rural dental care shortage. The clinic, to be built on Beltline Road SW, will be staffed by School of Dentistry faculty, residents and students once it opens.

Decatur, AL · 8d

Hartselle Enquirer

website

F.E. Burleson students to honor veterans with musical tribute

Students at F.E. Burleson Elementary School in Hartselle will honor veterans Nov. 10 with a performance of “So We Can Be Free,” a song written by the school’s music specialist, Stephanie Porter, that will also be performed by students across the country as part of a nationwide tribute.

Hartselle, AL · 6d

The Cullman Tribune

partner publisher · 13.3K followers

AMRV RC&D, Cullman County Legislative Delegation announce $104,859 in community grants

CULLMAN, Ala. — The Alabama’s Mountains, Rivers and Valleys Resource Conservation & Development Council (AMRV RC&D), in partnership with the Cullman County Legislative Delegation, has announced $104,859 in grant funding for 13 projects serving Cullman County communities. The grants support improvements ranging from emergency response equipment and accessible library facilities to agricultural education, workforce training and school programs. The legislative delegation includes Sen. Garlan Gudger, R-Cullman, and Reps. Heath Allbright, R-Holly Pond; Cindy Myrex, R-Cullman; and Tim Wadsworth, R-Arley. Gudger emphasized the importance of investing in local initiatives that address community needs and improve the quality of life for Cullman County residents. “These grants reflect the strength of Cullman County’s communities and the people who work every day to make them better,” he said. “Through our partnership with AMRV RC&D, we can help local organizations meet practical needs, strengthen public safety and create more opportunities for our students and families.” The funded projects are: St. Paul’s Lutheran School — $5,000: Stove unit and hood ventilation fire suppression system upgrade City of Good Hope — $5,000: Park sign Cullman County Public Libraries — $5,000: Bathroom renovations to comply with Americans with Disabilities Act standards Good Hope Primary School — $5,000: Outdoor

Cullman County, AL · 7d

WAFF

website

Huntsville Hospital breaks ground on new emergency department

HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WAFF) - Huntsville Hospital leaders broke ground on a new emergency department in the Hampton Cove community, the latest expansion of the hospital’s services across the county. The emergency department is located off Highway 431. It will provide 24/7 care to patients in Hampton Cove, Owens Cross...

Huntsville, AL · 7d

WHNT News 19

partner publisher · 96.3K followers

Democrats see gains in Madison County as incumbent Republicans lose seats

Election night in Madison County ended up being a night of reversals as several Republican incumbents lost their seats to Democratic challengers.

Madison County, AL · 8d

wbrc.com

website

Ardmore 10-year-old named Alabama Kidney Foundation ambassador

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WBRC) - Ruger Ennis, 10, of Ardmore, was recognized Wednesday as an ambassador for the Alabama Kidney Foundation. Ruger’s search for a kidney donor inspired people to step forward as potential donors and brought a community together around his family. After receiving his transplant, Ruger is becoming...

Ardmore, AL · 6d

themadisonrecord.com

website

MidCity holiday events begin Sunday

Holiday festivities return to MidCity District beginning this Sunday, November 8 with the Holiday Market at MidCity. The market kicks off the Holiday season with 170 vendors, carolers, live music, and appearances from Santa and Mrs. Claus. The market runs from 11am to 4pm along 900 MidCity Drive. Free parking...

Huntsville, AL · 8d

Alabama Reflector

partner publisher · 13.6K followers

Alabama Democrats flip four legislative seats in 2026 midterms

Alabama Democrats flipped four legislative seats in Tuesday’s midterm elections, while a Senate race in northeast Alabama between a conservative independent and a Republican incumbent was too close to call on Wednesday.  Although Republicans maintain control of all constitutional offices and a supermajority in both chambers, the flips came amid a major shift toward the […]

Alabama · 7d

Yellowhammer News

partner publisher · 4.1K followers

Navy firefighter turned airport cop Robert Killen of Huntsville named Tuberville’s November Veteran of the Month

U.S. Senator Tommy Tuberville (R-Auburn) on Monday named Robert Killen of Huntsville his November Veteran of the Month, a Navy veteran of the Gulf War who went on to become the oldest graduate of both the Huntsville police and fire academies. Killen, a U.S. Navy petty officer third class, grew up in Florida and enlisted […] The post Navy firefighter turned airport cop Robert Killen of Huntsville named Tuberville’s November Veteran of the Month appeared first on Yellowhammer News .

Huntsville, AL · 9d

theredstonerocket.com

website

Fifteen complete AMCOM leader development program

Fifteen Aviation and Missile Command civilians graduated Oct. 27 from the 2026 Upward Leader Investment for Tomorrow program, completing six months of leadership development focused on Army values, professional growth and workplace application. Known as UpLIFT, the program supports the AMCOM and Army Materiel Command missions by developing civilian leaders...

Redstone Arsenal, AL · 8d

theredstonerocket.com

website

Patriotic chapter participates in Veterans Day parades

The Tennessee Valley Chapter of the Sons of the American Revolution will honor military veterans by participating in Veterans Day parades in Hartselle on Saturday and Huntsville on Nov. 11. Members of the chapter’s Color Guard, dressed in Revolutionary War-era military and civilian attire, will participate in both parades, representing...

Huntsville, AL · 8d

hoodline.com

website

Trinity Land Deal Stirs Data Center Fears, Vote Pushed to Nov. 9

A rezoning request covering land between U.S. 72 and U.S. 222 in Trinity has drawn more than 40 residents to a recent public hearing, with much of the worry centered on whether a data center could eventually land on the property. Creek Properties and John Eyster Jr. own the land and are seeking the zoning change, but the Trinity Town Council tabled its vote and pushed the decision to the Nov. 9 meeting.

Trinity, AL · 8d

hvilleblast.com

website

Christmas tree lightings, blues jams, a tweed ride + more – What to do in Huntsville this weekend [Nov 6-8]

November is finally here, and while spooky season might be over, Huntsville is still busy and buzzy. The holidays are nearly upon us, and the Rocket City is already kicking off the season with Christmas tree lightings, Holiday markets, Santa meet-and-greets and more!. If you need plans this weekend, check...

Huntsville, AL · 7d

AL.com

publisher · 285.2K followers

Madison County Sheriff-elect Brett Jones: ‘Shouldn’t be an issue. I’m gay, that’s it’

Madison County Sheriff-elect Brett Jones said his Tuesday night upset of two-term Republican sheriff Kevin Turner shouldn’t be overshadowed by his sexuality. “I know that there are some people that want to turn my sexuality into something, but obviously, the majority of the people, you know, can look past that and see it as what it is – it shouldn’t be anything that dictates how I’m going to do the job,” Jones said.

Madison County, AL · 8d

alpolitics.com

website

FORTRESS: Anniston, Redstone in Pentagon Preparedness Plan

TL;DR: The Pentagon's new FORTRESS America plan calls for military bases that can keep operating through power failures, attacks and broken supply chains for up to 90 days. Anniston Army Depot already has a major microgrid project, nearly $1 billion in planned upgrades and a proposed graphite plant. Redstone Arsenal is also pursuing new power sources as its defense and space missions grow.

Anniston, AL · 10d