Huntsville AL

When Sharonda and Dwight Ware moved from Washington, D.C., to Huntsville seven years ago, they quickly discovered there was plenty to do in their new city. Finding it all was […] The post From newcomers to community builders: A Huntsville couple’s mission to create connections appeared first on 256 Today .

Were you aware that Alabama’s oldest synagogue is here in Huntsville? This year marks the 150th anniversary of Temple B’nai Shalom, and Rabbi P.J. Schwartz says it not only has made the year itself special, but has placed an even greater significance to the High Holy Days of Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur approaching in

Hadrian has opened its first round of hiring at its submarine components plant in Barton, with a goal of more than 100 employees by the end of the year and […] The post Hadrian starts hiring at the Shoals submarine plant, every employee will own company stock appeared first on 256 Today .

A Huntsville Police officer is on administrative leave following three separate arrests by three separate agencies since August 17.

The City of Madison is getting a new aquatic center. The city and Madison City Schools will partner to build the Madison Aquatic Center at Dublin Park’s Field Five. “Our residents have waited for the day Madison would have a facility that matches the talent and dedication of our swim community,” Madison Mayor Ranae Bar

A liquor store in Owens Cross Roads is asking for help identifying a person of interest in an early-morning break-in on Tuesday.

MADISON – As the annual Madison Street Festival approaches and Main Street Madison looks to expand businesses in historic downtown Madison, it feels timely to look back on businesses of days past that occupied downtown Madison. Previous articles have touched on very early businessowners in Madison, such as J.J....

As Alabama lawmakers weigh changes to the way hundreds of millions of dollars in online sales tax revenue are distributed, Madison County is making its case for why counties should […] The post Madison County makes its case for protecting online sales tax revenue appeared first on 256 Today .

A Jackson County judge denied bond Wednesday for a man charged with murder in the shooting death of his roommate.

Brian Martin testified in his trial Friday and Monday, telling the jury he believed a gang had been following him for months before a shootout that killed Sergeant Nick Risner.