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Jump to it Clubhouse Grand Opening festivities

Jump to it Clubhouse Grand Opening festivities

Bring your family and friends to celebrate the grand opening of Jump To It Clubhouse!

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Madison clean up day

Madison clean up day

Begin your community involvement by participating in "Madison Clean Up Day". The entire community is invited to come together to clean up the streets and keep our quality of life and the presentation of our city impeccable. Clean Up Madison Day is in partnership with the Horizon Elementary Eco-kids and will be held on May 21st from 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM.

The Citywide cleanup day is being supported by the Madison Chamber of Commerce, Madison City Schools, local apartment complexes, Madison HOA Network, civic organizations, churches, businesses and local volunteers. Special thanks and appreciation also goes out to our sponsors Allied Waste, Home Depot, Rocket City Sitters, and Allied Photography.

Huntsville chosen one of two finalist for National Solar Observatory Headquarters

Huntsville chosen one of two finalist for National Solar Observatory Headquarters

The University of Alabama in Huntsville has been selected as one of two finalists in the nationwide competition to host the Directorate Site of the National Solar Observatory Program.  The NSO is the nation's premier ground-based scientific research program to study solar physics and space weather, and is operated under the auspices of the Association of Universities for Research in Astronomy (AURA) on behalf of the National Science Foundation (NSF).

UAHuntsville and NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center were the primary developers in the community's proposal to relocate the NSO headquarters to Huntsville. Other members of Team Huntsville include the U.S. Space and Rocket Center, Sci-Quest, Alabama A&M, Oakwood University, as well as other southeast regional universities, private sector companies and government laboratories.

Earth Day at Bridge Street

Earth Day at Bridge Street

Friday is Earth Day! Bridge Street Town Centre and Earth Fare Supermarket are teaming up to present a day of eco-friendly fun and promote a green community. 

All activities are free and events for kids and adults will be located throughout the Centre, including cooking demonstrations with Humble Heart Farms and SmokeHouse Restaurant from Noon to 4:00pm, and live music from local artists, Brother Ric and Faro Davis until 4pm.

Bob Jone students will particpate in mock emergency drill

Bob Jone students will particpate in mock emergency drill

Calhoun's EMS and Nursing Students from the Emergency Medical Services and Nursing programs at Calhoun Community College will conduct a mock emergency disaster drill on Tuesday, April 26th beginning at 9:00 a.m. The drill will be held on the grounds surrounding the college's Health Sciences Building on the Decatur campus.

According to coordinators of the drill, approximately 50 simulated casualties are expected. The patients will  be portrayed by Calhoun EMS students from Bob Jones High School, Calhoun nursing students, and students from the college's anatomy and physiology classes "This exercise will provide a unique, real-world learning experience for our students as they gain useful training with area rescue professionals," commented Bret McGill, Calhoun's dean for Health Sciences.

Computer error cost Huntsville Utilities $37.6 million

Computer error cost Huntsville Utilities $37.6 million

Huntsville Utilities' Electric Division will remit to TVA, its sole power supplier, a one-time payment of $37.6 million from reserves to correct an underpayment.

A utilities spokesperson said the underpayment was created by a computer programming error. Originally made in 2003, the error was discovered in late February after TVA changed its method of billing for the power it supplies to Huntsville Utilities' customers.

Although Huntsville Utilities had billed all customers correctly throughout the seven-year period, the computer program miscalculated by 1.6 percent the correct amount due to TVA – an error that seven external audits and five special TVA audits did not turn up.

Two nurses receive lifesaving awards

Two nurses receive lifesaving awards

Two Madison City School Nurses, Nancy Bocchino and Bonnie Davis, will receive the American Red Cross Lifesaving Award for the Professional Responder. 

The award will be presented at the Madison City School Board Meeting at 5pm on Thursday, April 21st. This award is presented to individuals who are certified in first aid and CPR/AED training, and whose response to an emergency directly contributed to the survival of the victim.