Good morning, Huntsville.

Neighbors in Marshall County rallied with over 250 petition signatures to oppose a planned rock quarry at 7442 Warrenton Road.

Residents will meet weekly as they prepare for the public hearing on May 28 at 6 p.m. at the Marshall County RSVP — aiming to protect property and air quality.

Blue Origin will add more than 100 jobs as it expands its Huntsville facility to support thruster production for space missions; the company has grown from 300 to over 1,600 employees across Alabama.

Leslie Watts, with 20 years of banking expertise, works as the Private Banking Relationship Manager at Merit Bank and serves on boards for the Land Trust of North Alabama + UCP of Huntsville, strengthening local financial and educational programs.

Chef Abner Hernandez has been named executive chef at Purveyor and will lead menu development immediately as the restaurant builds on its Michelin-recommended reputation.

His diverse culinary background, including roles at the Trilogy Hotel and Birmingham establishments, is set to influence the modern Southern dining experience.

Danny Davis, formerly of Tangled String Studios, has launched Tangled String Syndicate to bring curated live music back to Huntsville.

The group’s debut concert is on June 4 at Straight to Ale’s Speakeasy (with headliner John Paul White and opener Common Man) and tickets are already sold out.

The Huntsville Broadway Theater League announced an upcoming performance of Water for Elephants: The Musical in the city (dates and ticket details coming soon).

Huntsville teacher Ashley Tibbetts — in her first year at Holy Spirit Regional Catholic School — was named FOX54 Top Teacher for her innovative faith based lessons.

She makes learning fun with hands on activities and a pen pal exchange with Uganda.

Dr. Donald Leo, who was UGA’s first engineering dean, will be UAH’s 11th president as announced Wednesday on campus; he will assume the role on June 1 and brings three decades of higher education leadership to guide the university forward.

The BBB confirmed that recent census mailers in Huntsville are legitimate and part of the official 2026 Census Test.

Selected households (81,000 in the area) are invited to complete a secure 40-minute online survey, with follow-up visits scheduled from June 1 through Aug. 31.

Bob Jones High School stunned Hewitt-Trussville in a double-overtime game yesterday to secure a spot in the 7A title game, with Zachary McGee scoring the winning basket (with 5.4 seconds left).

Get The Led Out Concert

7:30-10:30 p.m. — Mars Music Hall — Ticket prices vary — Experience the powerful sounds of Led Zeppelin brought to life on stage by GTLO.

DAMAG3 Live Performance

7-11 p.m. — Mad Malts Brewing — Check the event page for details — Experience an electrifying mix of alternative hip-hop with southern roots and eclectic influences.

Damon Darling Show

7-10 p.m. — Huntsville Levity Live — Tickets from $113 — Enjoy a night of comedy featuring Damon Darling at Stand Up Live Huntsville.

Sage Autumn Live Performance

9:30 PM – 1:30 AM — Jefferson Street Pub — Check event page for costs — Enjoy the melodic sounds of California's rising singer/songwriter talent Sage Autumn.

Fit For A King Concert

7-8:30 p.m. — Mars Music Hall — $21-$110 — Experience an energetic performance by Fit For A King in the heart of Huntsville.

FitChellaHsv

9 AM - 1 PM — Field Day — Limited early bird tickets available — Experience the high-energy fusion of music and fitness at Huntsville's vibrant day party.

Ron Taylor Comedy Show

6-10 PM — Huntsville Levity Live — Tickets required — Enjoy a night of laughter with comedian Ron Taylor, a rising star in the comedy scene.

Back to Summer Camp Basketball Camp

All day — Shoot 360 Huntsville — Pricing details not listed — Kick off summer with an exciting basketball camp experience.

Conjunto Nube and More

8-11 p.m. — OK Corral — Tickets available — Feel the powerful energy of live music with Conjunto Nube and GROUP REACTOR in a night of adrenaline and joy.

Book Launch: Katherine Center's The Shippers

6-7:30 p.m. — Walker's Market — $35 includes book and refreshments — Celebrate the launch of Katherine Center's new novel with a talk and book signing.