Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 9th of October.
Good morning, Huntsville.
The City of Huntsville signed a design contract with Barge Design Solutions Inc. to plan Segment C of the North Huntsville Greenway, covering 4,500 feet from Holmes to Pratt and including two new precast pedestrian bridges + a gateway trailhead.
Work will be finished in two years.
First Stop will host its annual Journey Home Benefit Dinner on Thursday, Oct.
15 at 6:00 p.m. in the South Hall at the Von Braun Center to raise funds for people experiencing homelessness. The nonprofit offers food, showers and help with vital records and welcomes additional support.
Downtown Rescue Mission CEO is sitting outside for 24 hours to show the struggles of those lacking food, water and safe shelter amid North Alabama's homelessness crisis; the demonstration highlights urgent community needs.
Huntsville Animal Services is at full capacity for dogs, holding 96 animals in kennels designed for one — forcing staff to share spaces amid rising pet costs.
A cat seizure has also crowded the shelter, which offers a pet food pantry and free spay and neuter program to assist owners.
PPG will invest $70 million to expand its aerospace transparencies facility in Huntsville with a new 112,000 sqft space to boost production for commercial, military, and general aviation markets.
The investment will add capacity and reinforce the firm’s long-term commitment to our community.
EOS Defense Systems USA plans to begin production next year for its upgraded Slinger counter-drone system at its Huntsville facility — the new design features enhanced sensing and autonomous kill chain functionality to reduce lead times and costs.
B&A opened its new 45,000 sqft facility in Huntsville at 1430 Wall Triana Highway today (a key step towards boosting local defense and space projects).
The company said the office will add technical expertise and infrastructure to support national security missions.
805 After Five will wrap up on Oct.
15 (free event) from 5-9 p.m. at Butler Green at Campus No. 805, featuring Jackie Venson and the Otis Walker Band performing blues, rock and soul. Huntsville Music Officer Matt Mandrella said the show brings together top touring and local talent.
Huntsville Utilities is on standby as a storm system brings rain and wind to the city today, after officials briefed City Council members on the expected conditions.
City staff are monitoring the situation closely to respond if needed.
North Alabama emergency managers are preparing for Hurricane Isaias — crews have moved south to set up response teams; officials advise residents to monitor local alerts for updates.
During Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Huntsville resident Kelly Stephens survived stage 0 + stage 3B breast cancer and urges young women to perform self-exams for early detection.
She now works as a life coach who uses her journey to help others face health challenges.
Bryce Young has been named guest picker for the upcoming Alabama vs. Georgia football game, according to ESPN College GameDay per On3.
Fans in Huntsville look forward to his insights as the rivalry draws local interest.
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