Hville Blast

1 week ago | hvilleblast.com | Michael Seale

Get your helmets out and pump up those bicycle tires because the 16th Annual Mayor’s Bike Ride is in just a few weeks. This is the 16th year for the event, which Mayor Battle has made a staple in the community during Bicycle Safety Month. Here’s more info:As part of Mayor Battle’s Healthy Huntsville initiative, the family-friendly, 4-mile bike ride through downtown Huntsville promotes wellness through exercise and nutrition.

1 week ago | hvilleblast.com | Michael Seale

Alabama A&M announced earlier this month that Donte’ Jackson will become the new men’s basketball coach. Jackson becomes the 11th head coach in program history and the sixth since Alabama A&M joined NCAA Division I. Here’s what we know:Jackson arrives at Alabama A&M after an eight-season tenure at Grambling State University, where he built a reputation for success. A three-time SWAC Coach of the Year, Jackson led Grambling State to three regular-season titles.

1 week ago | hvilleblast.com | Michael Seale

Mother’s Day is just a few weeks away, and if you are looking for something to do to celebrate the mom (or moms) in your life, we have a few suggestions here in the Rocket City. What: Head to Wine & Design in Madison for some painting and a delicious brunch. Your ticket includes brunch, a mimosa, a flower and paint supplies! When: May 11, 1:30PMWhere: 12060 County Line Rd, Madison, AL 35756More infoWhat: Treat your mom to a special day out with delicious food, live music, and a lovely atmosphere.

1 week ago | hvilleblast.com | Lacey Muenstermann |Michael Seale

SponsoredDid you know that Hazel Green and Madison recently scored first and third on Niche’s list of Best Places to Buy a Home in the U.S.? We recently sat down with Haley Temple, a RealtySouth agent in Huntsville, to learn the perks of living in Madison, Hazel Green and beyond. Read on to learn about why living in those areas or several others (because let’s be honest—you can’t go wrong anywhere around Huntsville) might be the right move for you.

1 week ago | hvilleblast.com | Michael Seale

In response to a 2024 fire that caused severe damage, the South Derrick Street Camp has undergone improvements to improve safety and security for the camp’s occupants. Here’s what we know:The improvements address concerns raised by unsheltered individuals during listening sessions held by the City’s Community Development Department and Continuum of Care (CoC) providers.