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Dink Pink in support of breast cancer awareness with Huntsville Parks & Recreation
October 8, 2025
Parks & Recreation invites pickleball players of all skill levels to visit participating recreation centers on Wednesday, Oct. 15, for the inaugural city-wide Dink Pink Pickleball Day in support of Breast Cancer Awareness Month in October. The free open-play sessions welcome all skill levels and while healthy competition is welcome, players are encouraged to serve, rally and dink in honor of those affected by breast cancer. Players and cheering sections are [more]
Read MoreFall cleanup: Keeping curbs, gutters free of leaves and debris
October 2, 2025
Make sure fallen leaves stay clear of storm drains Every fall, the red, gold and russet leaves falling across Huntsville offer a vivid reminder of the changing season. But those same leaves, if left unchecked in our curbs and gutters, can cause serious headaches for homeowners, motorists and the city alike. Flooding, street damage and safety hazards When leaves pile up along the curb or slip into storm drains, they can block vital [more]
Read MoreHuntsville Parks & Recreation’s scary fun Halloween event schedule
September 30, 2025
Looking for Halloween events for the whole family to enjoy? Huntsville Parks & Recreation has planned a spooktacular October schedule with plenty of Halloween events to choose from. Residents and visitors are invited to enjoy one or enjoy all! Attendees are encouraged to wear their favorite costumes and expect free candy at the variety of family-friendly activities, all aimed at fostering community engagement. The fourth annual Halloween Party & Haunted House will [more]
Read MoreEnergy Savings Plan: Prep Your Home for Cooler Weather
September 30, 2025
Cooler weather is on the way, and with it comes the opportunity to save energy, lower utility bills, and reduce your carbon footprint. A little planning can help you take a proactive approach to energy efficiency this year. Seal and insulate – Drafts can account for up a decent percentage of heat loss in a typical home. Check windows, doors, and attic spaces for leaks and seal them with weatherstripping or [more]
Read MoreNative Wildflowers on a Budget
September 30, 2025
Transforming your lawn into a native habitat doesn’t have to be expensive. One of the most cost-effective ways to plant native wildflowers is by direct sowing seeds. Fall is the ideal time to plant, as it mimics nature’s cycle. In the wild, flowers “go to seed” after blooming—dropping seeds to the ground in late summer and fall. Many native species have better germination rates when seeds experience cool, moist winter conditions. [more]
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