Good morning, Huntsville.

The 23rd annual Liz Hurley Ribbon Run drew thousands of local residents as they filled the streets to support a good cause.

Organizers say the event upholds a long-standing tradition of community engagement.

On Saturday, barbecue lovers gathered at MidCity in Huntsville for the WhistleStop BBQ Festival—a tradition since 2001 that celebrated local flavors with live entertainment and a variety of smoked meats.

Angel's Island Coffee is supporting Dyslexia Awareness Month by inviting customers to round up orders or donate to founder Angel Hussain’s Dyslexic Difference (a nonprofit helping low-income children get early dyslexia support).

The shop, at 7538 Memorial Parkway S.W., offers a simple way for community members to help boost literacy and confidence.

Alabama A&M named a new band director who plans to build on the marching band's long tradition with fresh ideas and modern techniques.

The announcement was made (Saturday, Oct. 17) and his leadership is expected to boost upcoming performances.

Fourth-ranked American Christian Academy scored seven first-half touchdowns to roll past Westminster Christian 51-0 in a Friday night game in Huntsville—keeping the Patriots atop Class Double-A Private Region 2 and setting up a title match with Briarwood Christian ahead.

AL.com offers local fans one-stop access to high school football photos featuring moments from Huntsville vs. Bob Jones at Madison City Stadium (Oct.

15). Subscribers can download high-res images for free while non-subscribers may purchase prints or keepsakes per the GET PHOTO instructions on the site.