Train vs pedestrian ends in tragedy this Sunday afternoon in downtown Huntsville.
Train vs Pedestrian
Tag: Church Street
HSV City Bus Station Expansion
Site preparation for expansion of Huntsville’s super duper upscale city bus station actually got underway last week.
Fine Tuning On Church Street And Cleveland Avenue Intersection
More fine tuning last week at the intersection of Church Street and Cleveland Avenue included additional striping and grading for re-pavement on Cleveland Ave.
Huntsville City Hall Ground Breaking Construction
Ground breaking ceremonies are over and the heavy equipment is rolling on the construction site for Huntsville’s new Municipal building. No word yet as to whether a sky bridge will connect the two sides of Big Spring Park.
More Huntsville Bike Lanes – Church Street!
Church Street just got a fresh coat of paint striping where the new widening project is being completed and there are new bike lanes!
Cannon Ball Run Redux
Jim Casey goes live walkabout in downtown Huntsville this time returning to the scene of many seemingly unconnected events that deserve to be revisited.
Mayor Tommy Battle, It’s Time To Replace Police Chief Mark McMurray
It’s time for reform that includes a long hard look at the legitimacy of department policy, thorough vetting during hiring, reorganized training, legitimate oversight of department management, and a genuinely independent review board. It’s time Mr. Battle, do your job.
Flood Mitigation In Conjunction With Church Street Improvements
Part of the improvements include flood mitigation along Pinhook Creek immediately adjacent to Church Street as seen in the photo.
George Floyd Protesters March Through Big Spring Park In Huntsville
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.
Church Street Quiet This Week
All’s quiet on Church Street this Thanksgiving season. Al DOT has suspended all temporary roadwork closures for the holiday as the site in the photo is at a standstill.
Bruce Askins: Very ‘Portant Nut
It now appears that Bruce was looking forward to the conspiracy event, of which I had no knowledge, the Lee Bus crash, and wanted to derail my candidacy in order to paint me into a villainous box. He would be the hero, or the anti-hero, depending on your moral and ethical take on the conspiracy and blood sport. He must have been thinking, if he could only take the reigns he would get credit in the Butler vs. Lee “game.” Of course, conspiracy to commit murder is not a game, and while I am fully aware there are those who get a kick and a chuckle out of such things, I am not, have never been, and would never want there to be room for me among those barbaric cretins.
Barack Obama’s Mea Culpa Shake Shake Shake
At the time, I thought it odd that he would suddenly make a very deliberate effort to reach out and shake hands with what I assume to be a secret service agent. Could be a county detective, but even still, it seemed out of character to me. Either way, it seemed he was posing for my benefit, which might bring on some secondary possibilities that would explain his particularly magnanimous behavior – for a hack photographer and a shade tree website builder like myself.
