As the U.S. Paralympics Cycling Open, presented by Toyota, arrives this weekend at Cummings Research Park, here are some important things you should know: About: This is one of four events that will…
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To risk over-revving the hype machine, consider this: It is not an exaggeration to proclaim the next 10 weeks as the most historic period ever for Huntsville and Madison County sports. The landscape…
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Horace Moore was a raw, talented lefthanded pitcher who was a victim of his era. Despite Jackie Robinson’s breaking the color barrier in 1947 and a growing number of Black stars in the major leagues…
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A short glance out of a car window doesn’t do it justice. Drive by on Old Madison Pike, you see the shimmering pond, some carpet of green and the entrance that leads up a hill by a thicket of woods…
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Biotechnology. Rocket engines. Missile defense. Software development. Research. Engineering. Cyber technology. And sports. Cummings Research Park, which sprawls across 3,843 acres west of downtown…
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At age 7, Chase Elliott was speeding around in a quarter midget race car. As he turns 25 this month, he reigns as the NASCAR Cup champion. Jeff Gordon’s first ride was a quarter midget car, painted…
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Huntsville athletes have made history in numerous sports. But what about the history-makers who came here to play, whether for a season, a college career – or just 200 laps or 18 holes? Take a look…
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On a warm summer morning, the air is filled with a clicking, castanets chorus of plastic balls being defiantly or defensively slapped by wooden paddles. Players with sun hats, knee braces, visors…
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Think your family has been disappointed by canceled or altered trips? Well, how about the University of Alabama basketball team? It was set to play in the Maui Jim Invitational in Hawaii – but the…
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The first Beer & Wine Fest will take place on Saturday, October 17th, at Toyota Field. The event will be open for people 21 years-old and up with no children allowed. Guests will get to sample more…
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