Good morning, Huntsville.

Pat Wynn, CEO of the Boys & Girls Club of North Alabama, built his career on overcoming a challenging childhood in west Huntsville.

Over 28 years, he rose from program director to CEO in 2008, now leading 15 facilities that serve over 4,000 youth annually & inspiring community growth.

Jan Bias marks 50 years at Redstone Federal Credit Union in Madison as she continues to lead the credit union's HR efforts.

She began working in 1976 and remains a key figure in fostering a strong workplace culture.

The Madison Chamber of Commerce will honor award winners at its Annual Membership Meeting and Awards on Nov.

5 at the Jackson Center—six awards will recognize leading business professionals. Tickets cost $85 for members and $100 for guests, with registration closing on Oct. 30.

Huntsville media veteran Bob Labbe, whose 54-year career and multiple honors include being named Radio Personality of the Year, was inducted into the Alabama Broadcasters Hall of Fame last week at The Belle at Stovehouse (aged 73).

Local Hot Wheels collectors gathered at two shows in Huntsville this year, with Rocket City Hot Wheelers leading events that include monthly meetings at Good Sheppard United Methodist Church (Madison) at 3:00 p.m., where members trade, race, and celebrate the toy launched in 1968.

UAH Theatre will stage a multimedia take on 'Night of the Living Dead' at the Robert E.

James Black Box Theatre from Oct. 21 to 25—tickets cost $10, free with UAH ID. The Haunted Piano Experience runs Oct. 30 at Roberts Recital Hall with pianists and a zombie choir.

Madison Fire and Rescue Captain Dan Pickens was named Educator of the Year by the Alabama Fire College for his extensive public fire safety programs (including CPR classes and smoke alarm installations).

Today, Huntsville Hospital Health System held a groundbreaking for a free-standing emergency department in North Huntsville to offer 24/7 emergency care with advanced imaging and lab services for residents in North Huntsville, Meridianville, and Hazel Green.

The $30 million facility will help meet the growing community need.

At the Dew It On The Trails meet at Point Mallard last Tuesday, James Clemens' Megan Angelucci — the top local finisher — ran the 5000-meter race in 19:46.21 to finish ninth, while Bob Jones' Sarah Allison finished 10th in 19:46.58 to pace her team.

Huntsville beat Bob Jones 28-17 Thursday night at Madison City Stadium in a key Class 6A Region 4 game, leaving Bob Jones with a 4-4 record while both teams clinched playoff spots with seeding still undecided.

Huntsville now prepares for a road trip to Gadsden.

Sparkman rebounded from a loss to James Clemens by beating Grissom 28-7 Friday night at Milton Frank Stadium, moving one game closer to a second seed and a first-round bye in Class 6A, Region 4.

Sparkman High’s bowling team is led by temporary coaches as head coach Cedric Austin attends National Guard training and will return by Thanksgiving break.

Former softball coach Macie Morris and volleyball coach Allie Crook are adding strength workouts to support the 18-player team — a move expected to boost performance.

James Clemens clinched the Class 6A, Region 4 football championship with a 49-7 win over Hazel Green, earning a playoff bye.

The Jets host Huntsville this week and will close the regular season Thursday, Oct. 29 at Spain Park.