Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 26th of May.
Good morning, Huntsville.
Thousands ran in the Cotton Row Race on Memorial Day in Huntsville to honor fallen service members — the event raised funds for Gold Star Families.
Huntsville’s Thad Forester led a 45-mile ruck across Madison County this year to honor his late brother, U.S. Air Force combat controller Mark Forester, who died in Afghanistan in 2010.
A foundation in his name (supporting Haleyville High School scholarships and veterans) continues his legacy.
Harrison Brothers Store in Huntsville is hosting the America 250 art exhibit (celebrating the nation’s 250th anniversary) to showcase local art and history today.
The Huntsville Center for Technology is drawing praise for its innovative training programs — these initiatives meet the local demand for skilled workers and boost job readiness.
Officials expect the approach to set a new model in workforce development.
Researchers from Auburn University are studying how lower sulfur levels and changing nitrogen rates may reduce corn yields in Madison County, affecting local farmers.
The study tests varied fertilizer rates to guide future nutrient decisions.
PFAS were found in the Huntsville Utilities water supply & health experts warn that ongoing exposure could lead to serious health issues over time.
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.
Coffee, Conversations, and Calhoun - June
8-11 a.m. — Just Love Coffee Cafe — Free coffee — Connect with Calhoun Community College and explore admissions in a welcoming atmosphere.
Junior Dribblers - June Training
5-6 p.m. — Shoot 360 Huntsville — Registration required — Engage your little ones in a fun and structured soccer training environment designed for ages 4-6.
Columbus Clingstones vs. Rocket City Trash Pandas
5:00 – 6:30 PM — Toyota Field — $20 for dinner and game ticket — Tailgate with Athens State Alumni before cheering for the Trash Pandas.
Tin Roof Cats & OmCat Live Performance
9 p.m. - 1 a.m. — The Tip Top Cafe — $10 pre-sale, $12 door — Experience the high-energy sounds of Nashville's finest jam bands in a unique improvisational night.
Yaleo - The Ultimate Santana Experience
7:30-11:30 p.m. — Mars Music Hall, Huntsville, AL — Interactive add-on available — Experience an immersive night with the ultimate tribute to Santana.
Young Ballers Training - June Sessions
3-4 p.m. — Shoot 360 Huntsville — Registration required — Engage young athletes aged 7-9 in tech-supported training that enhances skills and coordination.
Sewing for Beginners Camp
8:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. — Burritt on the Mountain — Registration required — Young makers can learn sewing basics in a fun, supportive environment with hands-on guidance.
The Dance Factor Summer Dance Program
Jun 11 – Jul 10 — The Dance Factor, Huntsville, AL — Varies by program — Engage your kids in a fun summer dance experience with unlimited classes across various styles and age ranges.
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