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HSV continues growth with huge airport passenger numbers in March

1 week ago | hvilleblast.com | Michael Seale

March includes a significant increase in passenger traffic at Huntsville International Airport. The heavy traffic numbers mean that HSV is still on pace to top its record-breaking passenger numbers from last year. Take a look:A total of 137,120 passengers flew in and out of the airport in March, which was an increase of more than 20,000 passengers from February to March. Airport traffic numbers in March mean HSV’s number of emplacements in 2025 is 4.3 percent higher than last year at this time.
Alabama's first Lego Store now open at Bridge Street

1 week ago | hvilleblast.com | Michael Seale

If the line of more than 100 people stretching into the Bridge Street parking lot from the store is any indication, the opening of Alabama’s first Lego Store was a highly anticipated event for Huntsvillians. Opening to a tremendous reception at Bridge Street, the new store welcomed a bevy of new customers on its first day in business.
Enjoy some amazing local theater shows this summer in the Rocket City

1 week ago | hvilleblast.com | Michael Seale

Huntsville is home to some top-notch local theater groups that put on some amazing productions. This summer, we have several shows to tell you about, happening in and around the Rocket City. Theatre Huntsville presents this musical featuring two brothers who set out to write the world’s first musical and defeat the Renaissance rock star known as “The Bard” in this mash-up of 16th-century Shakespeare and 21st-century Broadway.
See which local high schools are still in state playoffs

1 week ago | hvilleblast.com | Michael Seale

As the school year comes to a close in the area, spring high school sports are winding down as well — although the race to a championship is still going strong for many schools in the Huntsville metro. Several area high schools are still alive in their respective sports’ playoffs. At least one local school is still competing for a state championship this year in soccer, baseball or softball.
Madison Utilities to hold public meeting on water fluoridation decision

1 week ago | hvilleblast.com | Michael Seale

Madison Utilities is holding a public meeting to discuss water fluoridation, after announcing plans to stop adding fluoride to the city’s drinking water by June 15. The announcement has stirred up controversy among residents, hence Madison Utilities’ scheduled meeting. Here’s more:The meeting come on the heels of an announcement April 15 that Madison Utilities plans to stop adding fluoride to the city’s drinking water by June 15. The Madison Utilities Board voted unanimously to approve the change.
Jam out to these awesome June concerts here in the Huntsville area

1 week ago | hvilleblast.com | Michael Seale

Huntsville has attracted some pretty awesome live music shows here lately, thanks in large part to the arrival of the Orion Amphitheater and the work of the Huntsville Music Office, and as we look toward June (May still has some great shows coming your way), we have some suggestions for you. What: This is one of the most unique musical events we have here in Huntsville, and the oldest and largest cigar box guitar festival in the country.
Les Miserables, Avett Bros. + more exciting weekend events here in the Rocket City

1 week ago | hvilleblast.com | Michael Seale

Get ready for the weekend, folks! We have some cool stuff happening here in the Rocket City, including some great live music, theater, markets and more. What: Enjoy the this free outdoor show at Lowe Mill under the water tower. This week, the Sternwheelers take the stage (well, the dock).
Cook Museum named new North Alabama STEM Center

1 week ago | hvilleblast.com | Michael Seale

The Cook Museum of Natural Science in Decatur received some amazing news this week, as Gov. Kay Ivey designated the museum as the North Alabama STEM Center. This means the museum will receive more than $9 million in state funding. This new designation opens a bevy of doors for the museum. Thanks to Gov. Ivey and the state education budget, the museum will expand its STEM labs and educational programs, providing even more hands-on learning opportunities for students across 21 counties.
Lanes now closed for bridge repair on US-72 in Huntsville

1 week ago | hvilleblast.com | Michael Seale

One of the busiest roads in the Huntsville area could get even more congested this week, as the Alabama Department of Transportation closed the outermost lanes on US-72/University Drive at Sparkman Drive in Huntsville today for bridge repairs. As well, the auxiliary lane leading to the exit to Sparkman Drive is closed. Here’s what to know:The bridge repairs work is expected to take all week, weather permitting. However, with rain expected daily through Friday, the work may take longer.
Alabama A&M 'Rivalry Week' video now nominated for Emmy Award

1 week ago | hvilleblast.com | Michael Seale

Alabama A&M University’s 2024 Magic City Classic Rivalry Week video series, which had been nominated last month for a Telly Award, is now nominated for an Emmy Award. The branded video series celebrating the magic of the nation’s largest HBCU rivalry has been recognized among the best short films of the year. The video, released last fall in the weeks leading up to the Magic City Classic, showcases the Willigham family, who are huge Bulldog fans.