Thomas Dunn Occupation: Project Manager, JS Building Company, Inc. Texting or calling? Calling Early bird or night owl? Night owl Homebody or social butterfly? Homebody Top three songs on your most-listened to playlist? Evinrudin’ by Muscadine Bloodline, Rather Be by Riley Green, Dinosaur by Hank Williams Jr. Is your ideal first date adventurous, cozy, or […]
After experiencing the wonders of Les Cheveux at The Soak House & Soapery, Huntsville EVENT’s Owner/Director of Sales Carolyn Stephenson and Editor Lori Boatfield chatted with Soak House Owner Teresa Staggs about the treatment. Tell our readers about Les Cheveux at Soak House. The treatment space alone is beautiful – so airy and filled with […]
On the Scene with Huntsville EVENT Frank Crafts of Frank’s Good Stuff talks all things antique How do you use antiques in your holiday decor? I have a soft spot in my heart for vintage Christmas decor and the memories that each item holds. I love the use of vintage Shiny Brite and German mercury […]
Thirty-five young ladies will make their debut on October 28, 2023, at the Huntsville Symphony Orchestra Guild’s 60th Symphony Ball. With most completing their freshman year in college, these young ladies have now embarked upon their Debutante Season which commenced with an Elevenses Tea held in their honor on May 17, at the historic Adams […]
Written by Lori Boatfield Photos by Michael Bradley Bob Presto is an artist who makes his home in Huntsville. As a licensed attorney and homebuilder, his career has spanned many years and different job titles, including County Attorney for Escambia County, Ala. What inspired you to become an artist, particularly a sculptor? In all honesty, […]
Playing music is good for your brain and it’s never too late to start! by Judy Spiva Allison, Huntsville Music Scene You’ve always wanted to learn to play the guitar or make use of that piano that’s been sitting in the living room for most of your life. It’s time! I’ve got the resources and […]
Written by Rishon Hanners Photos by Michael Bradley Huntsville harpist Kathryn Hoppe-McQueen has been playing for over 20 years, starting when she was in the 3rd grade. She grew up in a very close family where music was their center. Her mom was a choir director and music teacher, and her dad played clarinet. […]
Ann Bray – Revered as a Living Legend in the Beauty Industry photos by Steve Babin In 1973, The Masters hair salon answered Huntsville, Alabama’s call for a better way to have their hair cut, colored and styled. Gary and Ann Bray created The Masters to do what other Huntsville hair salons would not – […]
Fall in Huntsville By Jessica Aguirre-Cantrell The Huntsville Mom The humid temperatures have been exchanged for cool, crisp mornings. The foliage is beginning to turn vibrant hues of reds and orange. The feel and the sights all signal that fall has finally arrived in the Tennessee Valley. Fall in Alabama is an extraordinary […]
