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Madison County high schoolers benefit from Auburn University broadband training (AL.com)
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10 classes of Madison County high school students recently received broadband training focused on home and the workforce, courtesy of Madison County Extension Coordinator Walter Harris. Harris delivered the trainings at Lee High School and Huntsville High School, to students enrolled in business education and career technology classes.
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Madison Weekly News
Don’t forget to get the new iPad® app for Madison City Schools. Download it now to make it more convenient to keep up with MCS announcements during the summer. The free app, which rolled …
Have you ever wondered how school textbooks are selected? Or what the Common Core standards are all about? Mark your calendar for Wednesday, May 22. From, 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., Madison …
Class 6A No. 2 Sparkman’s hopes of repeating as state champions are still alive. The Senators won the Area 15 tournament by beating Buckhorn in the final. Sparkman (45-8) will open the North …
The James Clemens High School Arts Fest will be held on Friday, May 10, at 7 pm in the JCHS Auditorium. This event will be a culmination of all Fine Arts programs at JCHS, and will conclude with a …
Join Sci-Quest on Saturday, May 11 for our annual Hands-on Trucks event at Sci-Quest, Hands-on Science Center. Sci-Quest partners with local organizations to bring together different vehicles for …
From AL.com
Overnight temperatures will be cooler than normal for this time of year, hovering in the upper 40s and lower 50s, according to the National Weather Service in Huntsville.
In magazine letter, April 27 survivor tells Oklahoma tornado victims: 'God will never let you go'
12 hours ago
After a deadly twister struck Moore, Okla., Monday, Meagan Reeves, now 24, was moved to write an open letter to its victims, which was published by the newly launched Shattered, a Huntsville magazine …
5 patriotic North Alabama events honoring fallen soldiers this Memorial Day weekend
Yesterday at 6:03AM
For those who want to observe Memorial Day by honoring the country's war dead, here are five ceremonies to be held Sunday and Monday in North Alabama:
DeMoulin and Fruhauf had lower bids at $74,362 and $73,637, respectively, but their uniforms did not "perform" as well as the Fred J. Miller uniform
Madison school board member Phil Schmidt ends 5-year term, jokes of starting Bus Dynasty TV show
5/23/2013
In hindsight, he said he can safely say the board "made great changes" and not just with three school rezonings and one new high school. He said he's also gratified to have seen school …
From City of Madison
Field Status: Partially Open
5/24/2013
Dublin 3 is closed. Palmer Soccer #1 and International are closed.
All other fields at Palmer Park and Dublin Park are open.
The Madison City Council will hold a rescheduled regular public meeting on Tuesday, May 28, 2013 at 6:00 PM
The Madison City Council has adopted the 2013-2019 Capital Improvement Plan (CIP). The following document is a list of projects that were accepted as part of the plan.
From MadisonPIke.com
The case against the teen accused of a killing a classmate at a Madison school will go to trial as planned next month.
Authorities confirmed someone is calling posing as a member of the Madison Police Department and soliciting donations for Oklahoma tornado victims.
DeMoulin and Fruhauf had lower bids at $74,362 and $73,637, respectively, but their uniforms did not "perform" as well as the Fred J. Miller uniform
Madison school board member Phil Schmidt ends 5-year term, jokes of starting Bus Dynasty TV show
5/23/2013
In hindsight, he said he can safely say the board "made great changes" and not just with three school rezonings and one new high school. He said he's also gratified to have seen school officials grow …
MADISON, Ala. (WHNT) – The Madison Police Department has issued a community wide alert regarding a scam regarding requests for Moore, Okla. tornado assistance. A concerned citizen alerted the …
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