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Hot Jazz, Sweet Pets, Strong Deals

September 12, 2018 sonadmin 0
  Jazz in the Park has returned to Jazz in the Park, Huntsville each Sunday in September to audiences of several thousand eager listeners. Our own Multicultural Affairs Officer Kenny Anderson has worked incredibly hard […]
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HUNTSVILLE EVENTS FOR SEPTEMBER

September 5, 2018 sonadmin 0
By Kenny Anderson The 2018 Jazz in the Park- Huntsville concert series has started with a blast. On Sunday evening, September 2, the First Lady of Smooth Jazz kicked off a five concert series to […]
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HONORS PROGRAM CELEBRATES 25TH ANNIVERSARY

August 29, 2018 sonadmin 0
What better tribute to the Honors Program at Alabama A&M University than the induction of 91 new members? The Honors Program paid tribute to its 25 years of existence, as well as challenged new members […]
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City Public Transit Survey Needs Your Input

August 29, 2018 sonadmin 0
The City of Huntsville is working on a transit study to help us improve and grow our public transit system over the next five years. We need your input to help us plan. Next Tuesday, […]
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CITY PUBLIC TRANSIT SURVEY NEEDS YOUR INPUT

August 22, 2018 sonadmin 0
The City of Huntsville is working on a transit study to help us improve and grow our public transit system over the next five years. We need your input to help us plan. Next Tuesday, […]
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Lillian Ford 100th Birthday

August 15, 2018 sonadmin 0
Mrs. Lillian Louise Harriet Ann Ford was born in Hurricane Creek, Gurley, Alabama to the late Pearlie and George Ford on 15 August 1918. She was the daughter of sharecroppers, cotton pickers, a licensed mid […]
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Improved Roads, Music Audit, Celebrity Author

August 8, 2018 sonadmin 0
It was a milestone ribbon-cutting for the City when we joined the State Highway department and Governor Kay Ivey to open the new main line overpasses on South Memorial Parkway. The opening celebrated the fastest […]
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Bridging the Gap between Disease and Genetics

August 8, 2018 sonadmin 0
Dr. Kimberly Hobbs shares knowledge and research of Cardiovascular Disease (CVD) affecting the Black Community. (HUNTSVILLE, AL) – – Being on a path to purpose seems like an endless journey. Some don’t find the strength […]
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Drug Traffickers ‘Behead Special Needs Girl, 13, in Alabama Cemetery Because She Witnessed Them Stab Her Grandma to Death Over Her Links to El Chapo’s Sinaloa Cartel’

July 18, 2018 sonadmin 0
A 13-year-old girl in Alabama was beheaded because she saw her Sinaloa Cartel-associated grandmother stabbed to death by drug traffickers, authorities have said. Mariah Lopez and her grandmother Oralia Mendoza, 49, were killed on June […]
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Smooth Beginnings Smoothies & Things Café in Madison Now Open for Business

July 11, 2018 sonadmin 0
  June 28, 2018 marked the ribbon-cutting for two millennial business women who made history becoming the first to open a Smoothies & Things Café in North Alabama. Kimberly Whitson and Leona Bostic, are co-owners […]

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