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Huntsville celebrates major growth in its music ecosystem following release of 2026 Music Audit

August 4, 2026 Bouldin 0

NEWS RELEASE The City of Huntsville announced the results of the 2026 Huntsville Music Audit conducted by global music consultancy Sound Diplomacy, revealing significant economic and cultural growth across the region’s music ecosystem. Since the […]

HBCU Students Set the Standard as Fall Campus Fashion Takes Center Stage

July 28, 2026 Bouldin 0

By SPEAKIN’ OUT NEWS As students prepare to return to college campuses this fall, one tradition is expected to shine just as brightly as academic achievement—HBCU fashion. Historically Black Colleges and Universities have long been […]

Mark Your Calendar: Five Can’t-Miss August Festivals Across North Alabama

July 28, 2026 Bouldin 0

By SPEAKIN’ OUT NEWS NORTH ALABAMA — Summer may be winding down, but North Alabama is heating up with festivals that celebrate everything from music and farming to dragon boat racing, watermelons and one-of-a-kind shopping […]

Redstone Arsenal Opens Its Gates with New Recreation Passport for Community

July 28, 2026 Bouldin 0

By SPEAKIN’ OUT NEWS HUNTSVILLE — North Alabama residents now have a new opportunity to experience Redstone Arsenal beyond its military mission thanks to the launch of the Redstone Recreation Passport, a new initiative designed […]

Huntsville Immortalizes Blues Legend with Street and Dog Park Named for ‘Microwave’ Dave

July 28, 2026 Bouldin 0

By SPEAKIN’ OUT NEWS HUNTSVILLE — One of Huntsville’s most recognizable musicians has received a lasting tribute as the City officially renamed both a downtown street and a popular dog park in honor of blues […]

Aug. 28 March on Washington to Renew Fight for Voting Rights

July 22, 2026 Bouldin 0

By SPEAKIN’ OUT NEWS More than six decades after Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s historic “I Have a Dream” speech, civil rights leaders are preparing to return to the nation’s capital for a new March […]

Huntsville’s Alpha Kappa Alpha Chapter Earns National Legacy Award for Preserving Debutante Tradition

July 22, 2026 Bouldin 0

By SPEAKIN’ OUT NEWS LAS VEGAS — Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated®, Epsilon Gamma Omega Chapter of Huntsville has received the Standard of Excellence Legacy Award from the National Black Debutante Project, recognizing the chapter’s […]

Search Continues for Medgar Evers’ Lost Television Speech Six Decades After His Death

July 22, 2026 Bouldin 0

By SPEAKIN’ OUT NEWS More than 60 years after civil rights leader Medgar Evers delivered a groundbreaking televised address calling for racial equality in Mississippi, historians are still searching for what may be one of […]

More Singles Are Looking for Love on LinkedIn Instead of Dating Apps

July 22, 2026 Bouldin 0

By SPEAKIN’ OUT NEWS A growing number of singles are skipping traditional dating apps and turning to LinkedIn in search of romance, with many saying the professional networking platform offers a more authentic way to […]

Safe Havens or Status Symbols? Black Legacy Organizations Face New Questions

July 14, 2026 Bouldin 0

By SPEAKIN’ OUT NEWS For generations, organizations such as Jack and Jill of America, the Divine Nine, and The Links, Incorporated have served as pillars of Black leadership, scholarship, and community service. Today, however, a […]