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Dulcio Leads Bulldogs at Destination Florida Tournament

ORLANDO, Fla. | Nila Dulcio paced the Alabama A&M University women's bowling team as the Bulldogs finished 22nd at the Destination Florida tournament, hosted by Sacred Heart. Dulcio finished 55th individually with 1,143 pins across six traditional games for a 190.5 average. She rolled a team-high 243 in her third game and added a 211 in her second.

Huntsville, AL · 4d
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Sons of the American Revolution to march in Hartselle, Huntsville Veterans Day parades

Members of the Tennessee Valley Chapter of the Sons of the American Revolution will take part in Veterans Day celebrations in Hartselle and Huntsville next month, honoring those who have […] The post Sons of the American Revolution to march in Hartselle, Huntsville Veterans Day parades appeared first on 256 Today .

Huntsville, AL · 6d

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Step Inside The Nostalgic Alabama Comic Book Store That Will Whisk You Back To Childhood

There are very few buildings in Alabama that stop you cold in a parking lot, but The Deep Comics, Games & Toys in Huntsville is absolutely one of them. That giant Superman logo on the side of the building isn’t subtle, and it isn’t trying to be. You’re...

Huntsville, AL · 9d
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Giveaway: Patty and Oliver Penguin’s Big Adventure

Gift the little ones in your life a new wintertime read this holiday season with Patty and Oliver Penguin’s Big Adventure, a heartwarming children’s book by Lincoln County Farm Bureau member Yvonne Biggs. The humorous story follows two penguins who discover, through a series of mishaps, that there...

Lincoln County, TN · 5d
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There Goes Connie: Local woman finds success in fourth career as travel writer

Author Connie Pearson and her husband really went out of the way to research her latest book — more than 2,500 miles, in fact. Actually, the travel writer has two new books — one about sights to visit up and down Interstate 65, and an updated version of what to do in north Alabama.

Decatur, AL · 5d

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Día de los Muertos festival bringing vibrant tradition and community to Guajana on Sunday

HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WAFF) - A vibrant celebration of Mexican heritage, culture, and remembrance is coming to North Alabama this weekend. The community is invited to gather for the Festival de Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead Festival), an annual tradition honoring the lives and legacies of loved ones who have passed away. Organizers say the goal of the event is to unite the community through rich cultural traditions, art, and fellowship.

Huntsville, AL · 6d

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You’ll Feel Like You’ve Traveled Back In Time At This Old-Fashioned Alabama General Store

Some places earn their reputation quietly, one satisfied customer at a time, and U.G. White Mercantile in Athens, Alabama has been doing exactly that for longer than most of us have been alive. Step through that old wooden door and you’ll understand immediately why people keep coming back. The...

Athens, AL · 9d

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Tuscumbia’s oldest church nears completion of massive restoration

TUSCUMBIA, Ala. (WAFF) - A historic Tuscumbia church that held its last regular service in 1955 is undergoing major renovations. Bringing new life to the long-dormant building. After years of restoration efforts, crews are putting the final touches on the historic St. John’s Episcopal Church with plans to repurpose the...

Tuscumbia, AL · 7d

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Kip Driver talks efforts to raise money for The Tallulah Awards

HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (TENNESSEE VALLEY LIVING) - For it’s second year in a row, The Tallulah Awards will give two talented Alabama students a ticket to the Jimmy Awards in New York City. They’ll be able to receive coaching sessions and training from some of Broadway’s most accomplished professionals, then take part in a talent showcase!

Huntsville, AL · 7d

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Billy Strings Plays Rare Covers In Huntsville

Billy Strings concluded a two-night stand at Orion Amphitheater in Huntsville, Alabama on Saturday. The guitarist reached in his bag to pull out a trio of rare covers throughout the concert. After kicking off the show with “I Like Train Songs,” off Billy Strings’ 2026 album So Much For Goodbyes,...

Huntsville, AL · 11d

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Dual enrollment students enjoy day filled with local history

Vina High School teacher Richie Hester’s annual field trip for his dual enrollment history class isn’t just well-received by his students. It’s also a favorite for the other teachers and facilitators who make the trip. Hester’s dual enrollment course provides high school students six credit hours at...

Franklin County, AL · 9d

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‘The Great Debaters’ Actor Brings Veterans’ Mental Health Story to Huntsville

HUNTSVILLE — Actor and filmmaker Robert X. Golphin will bring a story of trauma and family resilience to Huntsville during a free veterans’ mental health conference Thursday, November 5. According to an October 26 announcement, Golphin will appear as a special guest at “The Road Home: Navigating Veterans...

Huntsville, AL · 10d

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Hogan Family YMCA to host 2026 Veterans Prayer Breakfast

MADISON – Commemorating two decades for the event, the 20th annual Veterans Prayer Breakfast, sponsored by Heart of the Valley YMCA, will be hosted by Hogan Family YMCA, 130 Park Square Lane in Madison, on Nov. 6. “This cherished community tradition has brought together more than 300 veterans, active-duty...

Madison, AL · 9d

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$50K Lowe’s grant to bring outdoor play and reading space to Cullman County Public Library

CULLMAN, Ala. – Right now, it’s a quiet stretch of grass behind the Cullman County Public Library, shaded by trees just beginning to turn red and gold. Soon, it will be a place where children run and climb, families linger together and readers settle in with a good book under the open sky. Thanks to a $50,000 grant from Lowe’s, the library will soon begin building a play area and quiet outdoor reading spaces in the back yard of its main library on Clark Street. The library is one of just 100 nonprofits across the country chosen for a 2026 Lowe’s Community Impact Grant. Assistant Director Shelby Creekmore said the funds will pay for the play area and reading spaces. While the date isn’t set yet, the library hopes to break ground within the next couple of weeks, and a grand opening date will be announced later. A place to play, gather and read Lowe’s describes the project as a playground and rock garden on the library’s back lawn, meant to give children a safe place to play, families a place to gather and patrons a peaceful place to read outdoors. It’s a natural next chapter for a library that

Cullman County, AL · 9d

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German Unity Day celebrates bringing people together

The German Patriot Office annually helps the local community remember when the wall came tumbling down. The Berlin Wall fell on Nov. 9, 1989, ending the 45-year post-World War II division of their native land into East Germany (German Democratic Republic) and West Germany (Federal Republic of Germany). German Unity...

Huntsville, AL · 9d

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Chorus brings harmony to retiree appreciation day

Retirees visiting the One Stop on Thursday enjoyed a musical performance by the Rocket City Chorus, a community ensemble known for its four-part harmony and broad repertoire. Led by retired Col. Norm Myers, the chorus performed a varied playlist that blended popular songs, traditional favorites and patriotic music. The program...

Huntsville, AL · 9d

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9 Historic Soda Fountains Across the U.S. That Refused to Close

Many of America's legendary eating spots have faded into history, including the famous Horn & Hardart Automats, which served millions through glass walls before closing for the last time in 1991. But the soda fountain and the lunch counter have fared better. A handful still pull phosphates, scoop house-made ice cream, and fry burgers on […]

Scottsboro, AL · 8d

The Cullman Tribune

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Halloween events from Oct. 27-31

Tuesday, Oct. 27 WildWater Trunk-or-Treat will feature treats, costume contests and music from 5-7 p.m. located at 1707 Main Ave SW. Holly Pond High School will hold Broncos Trick-or-Treat at the school’s parking lot beginning at 5:30 p.m. Fairview Elementary School’s third annual trunk or treat will last from 5-7 p.m. located at 700 Wesley Ave N. Downtown Cullman Ghost Walk at Sipsey Winery located at 112 Clark St. NE will begin at 7 p.m. This is a fundraising event and proceeds will go to Paws Up Rescue. For ticket details visit https://tinyurl.com/3tukxwtk . Wednesday, Oct. 28 Grumpy’s Down Under Halloween Party will be held at the restaurant located at 402 Fifth St. SW from 7-11 p.m. In addition to their Wednesday karaoke night, Grumpy’s will have drink specials and a cash prize costume contest to those who place first, second and third place. First United Methodist Church Trunk or Treat will take place at 320 Third St. SE beginning at 6 p.m. Candy-filled trunks, costumes, inflatables and outdoor games are available to the public. Sacred Heart Catholic Church will hold its Halos for Halloween Trunk-or-Treat from 6-8 p.m. at the Family Life Center at 112 Second Ave. SE. This

Cullman, AL · 10d

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Billy Strings Live At The Orion Amphitheater, Huntsville – 23rd October 2026

Billy Strings has played the Orion a bunch of times now, and he sells it out pretty much every time he comes through. Friday was the first of two nights, and his people showed up like they always do. Half the fun of a Billy show is the crowd. His...

Huntsville, AL · 11d

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Huntsville bowler first in Alabama to win most prestigious award in 10-pin bowling

Michael Cagle rolled his first bowling ball at Pin Palace in Huntsville when he was just six years old. It's the same alley where he now coaches the Randolph School bowling team.

Huntsville, AL · 13d