Historic Davis House in Huntsville’s Twickenham District is being rebuilt.
A monumental day in Huntsville with two major happenings at Maple Hill Cemetery. Huntsville’s Confederate Monument has a new home and Huntsville First Lady Eula Battle has been laid to to rest.
A few months behind schedule the demolition began last week and is moving along quickly…
The Huntsville City Council should call a special session – immediately – and lock themselves in until they decided where it will go.
Posted: 7:15 p.m. – These were the scenes in downtown Huntsville just a few minutes ago. The George Floyd protest organized by an Oakwood University student drew a large crowd, perhaps as many as 2000.
Protesters lingered in and around Big Spring Park on Saturday evening as summer music sponsored by Arts Huntsville filled the air and attracted large crowds – mostly not standing too close together.
The shields are up in more ways than one because of COVID-19 as seen in these images captured this week. In the mean time Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey is slow footed while other state leaders call to move ahead with reopenings in the wake of President Trumps three step plan to get things going again.
As the Corona Virus Virus continues to ravage our great nation people are hunkering down at home even where there is no official order and few cases of illness.
The historic Ware House that caught fire last November has met with the house eating monster. Check this video.
City leaders long ago tapped West Huntsville for redevelopment and after languishing for years it now appears to be happening.
Heavily damaged by fire back in October the historic Davis House located in the Twickenham District has been razed – apparently a total loss.
It was a dark and dreary day. Tuesday, December 10, 2019 started off wet, then got wetter, then got colder. I was sitting at home, working on the computer and waiting to see if the weather would break before funeral time.
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