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Your Tax Dollars at Work | Hutsville Police Are Protecting Our Children

Citations more than double as HPD cracks down on school zone safety The Huntsville Police Department’s (HPD) Zero in the Zone initiative, launched to boost school zone enforcement during the first month of the 2025-2026 school year, led to a significant increase in traffic stops and more than twice the number of citations compared to last year. Reference: Official Website of the City of Huntsville

The largest indoor beer festival is back in Huntsville

The largest indoor beer festival is back in Huntsville Huntsville may be known as the Rocket City, but it’s also a brewing city. On Saturday, January 28, the 7th Annual Von Brewski Beer Festival , presented by Publix, is happening at the Von Braun Center. It’s also the largest indoor beer festival in the south. beer isn’t your thing, just get a non-sampling ticket and have access to a fully stocked bar with drinks available for purchase . They’ve thought of everything. Of course, all guests have to be at least 21-years-old and a valid ID must be shows upon entry. To learn more and get your tickets, visit vonbrauncenter.com . Reference: www.waff.com

Golf Road in south Huntsville closes as many residents navigate around it

Golf Road in south Huntsville closes as many residents navigate around it HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WAFF) -Some south Huntsville resident are having trouble getting home. If you live on Golf Road off Memorial Parkway, then you know it’s almost impossible to drive up the road without sliding down. Many people are parking their cars Reference: www.waff.com

Housing: Bidding war begins as 2024 rolls around, with some listings seeing over 30 offers

Housing: Bidding war begins as 2024 rolls around, with some listings seeing over 30 offers saw an uptick in bidding wars in Charleston, SC, as well as Atlanta and Huntsville, Alabama. Some of those buyers may also have been lured into the market. Inflow of new listings. “I'm already seeing bidding wars in cities with good job markets,” Sharon told Yahoo Finance. “Generally, they are homes in good condition at or below the median price point. If mortgage rates continue to slow down, I believe we will see more buyers enter the market, leading to “There will be even more bidding wars.” Reference: crast.net

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