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There's a lot of controversial subjects we encounter every day. There's usually two sides to every story...sometimes more than two. Just what do you think about certain things?Here's your chance to weigh in on a variety of subjects and polls that concern residents of Huntsville. Cast your vote...then add your reasons in the comments section, if you like.

Ask anyone who’s grown up in Huntsville and they’ll be able to tell you all about the time that Jesse James and his gang staged a daring robbery on the First National Bank downtown and, upon being cornered, spurred his horse off the bluff and into the Big Spring, galloping away to freedom and into local legend.

Ask anyone who’s grown up in Huntsville and they’ll be able to tell you all about the time that Jesse James and his gang staged a daring robbery on the First National Bank downtown and, upon being cornered, spurred his horse off the bluff and into the Big Spring, galloping away to freedom and into local legend.

I checked out the Hispanic Festival in Huntsville this year and was amazed at what I saw. The Huntsville Depot Roundhouse and grounds was filled with colorful flags, Latin music, dancing and food.

I get a lot of emails asking me where all the singles in Huntsville are. I did some research and decided to ask some of my single friends for tips and they asked some of their single friends...and so, here's what I found out.

Alabama is rich with Black History and the contributions that African Americans have made to our state and our country. Since 1976, Black History Month has been observed in the month of February in the United States. Other countries around the world, including Canada and the United Kingdom, also devote a month to celebrating black history.

Tom Carney and his wife Cathie Carney started "Old Huntsville Magazine" in 1989. Tom died June 16, 2011, but his legacy lives on. We'll be reprinting some of his stories about the old Huntsville he discovered from his interviews and conversations with some of the older residents of our town.

Tom Carney and his wife Cathie Carney started "Old Huntsville Magazine" in 1989. Tom died June 16, 2011, but his legacy lives on. We'll be reprinting some of his stories about the old Huntsville he discovered from his interviews and conversations with some of the older residents of our town.