Good morning, Huntsville.

Elizabeth Feick was promoted to Vice President, Commercial Banking Officer at ServisFirst Bank in Huntsville and has built her career there since starting as an intern in October 2016—she now manages a Commercial & Industrial portfolio with nearly $100 million in deposits and $75 million in loans.

Authorities charged James Oliver with capital murder after 36-year-old Tiffany Bonner was found dead in a burning car on March 30 despite a protective order, and he remains held without bond pending a preliminary hearing on August 18.

The Alabama Securities Commission warned residents about a new cryptocurrency scam where victims invest real money into a fake website and lose millions in just a few weeks—officials reported that four people lost over a million dollars and urged everyone to be cautious when strangers ask for money online.

Lindsay Lane Christian Academy named Andrew McCombs as new principal for both the high school and middle school; he started his role earlier in June.

He comes with nine years of experience from Arab High School and two years from Whitesburg Christian Academy, and he said his goals align with the school’s motto of raising champions for Christ.

The University of Alabama in Huntsville launched a program that offers 25% off post-grad tuition to encourage enrollment—officials said the discount was announced on June 18th.

Jeff Samz, president and CEO of Huntsville Hospital, was named chair-elect of the Alabama Hospital Association Board of Trustees at its annual meeting on June 18th—his record leading one of the state’s largest health systems and local roles made him a clear choice to help guide hospital policies.

Local realtors in Huntsville said home sales nearly flattened in May but are predicting a hot fall market—743 homes were sold with rising inventory offering more choices for buyers and slightly lower median prices.

Experts warned that if inventory continues to grow, it may tip market conditions further in favor of buyers.

Rocket City Trash Pandas vs. Chattanooga Lookouts

1-4 p.m. — Toyota Field — Admission Charged — Witness a thrilling baseball matchup between local favorites Trash Pandas and the Lookouts.

Cookie Crusher 5K

9 AM – 1 PM — Back Forty Beer Company Huntsville — Registration fee applies — Enjoy a fun race while supporting a magical cause.

Run with Kenyans: Kalenjin Heritage 5K and Family Fun Walk

12:30-3:30 p.m. — 2151 Airport Rd SW, Huntsville, AL — Registration required — Celebrate health and wellness through a fun community-run event showcasing diverse cultures.

Level Up STEAM Camp: Coding Level I

8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. — DiVRgence — Registration required — Kickstart your coding adventure with fun games and hands-on projects designed for young beginners.

PMP Certification Classroom Training

9 a.m. – 5 p.m. — Regus - Huntsville, Cummings Research Park — $1599 — Boost your project management career with instructor-led PMP certification training and real-world case studies.

New Comedy Showcase

7-8:30 p.m. — Huntsville Levity Live — Tickets from $15.82 — Experience a night of laughter with fresh comedic talents in a lively atmosphere.

Old Dominion Concert

7:00-8:30 p.m. — The Orion Amphitheater — Tickets available from $30 — Experience an unforgettable evening with the country music band Old Dominion.

FREE BEETTAN Spray Tans

10 a.m. - 4 p.m. — Hemline Huntsville — Free entry — Experience complimentary BEETTAN spray tans at this exciting local boutique event.

Summer Beach Party Cat Show

9 AM – 4 PM — Jaycee Community Building — Adults $8, Seniors and Kids $5, Family of 4 $20 — Experience an array of cat breeds and an educational ring at this vibrant cat show.

HuntsvilleCon 2025

10 AM – 5 PM — Embassy Suites by Hilton Huntsville — Cost varies — A collectors' mecca featuring comics, toys, and fandoms from multiple genres.