Harvest News

By the time the movie started Friday, June 14, 2013, his real life had flipped into the nightmare scenes of an action film.

HUNTSVILLE, Alabama - A duplex in the Harvest community could become the Huntsville Housing Authority's first public housing outside the city limits.

Kelly L. Wisman, 38, of Harvest, died in a two vehicle wreck Friday at 4:55 p.m. on Alabama 53, two miles south of Ardmore.

Alabama Highway Patrol has released the name of the second driver involved in a fatal accident on Alabama 53 near Ardmore on Friday, June 14, 2013.

A tray of offerings used in the Havan fire ceremony and also for gifts of hospitality for angels and deities include betel nuts, coins, tumeric and other spices, sandlewood paste, and rice.

Sri Venkateswarswami, one of the forms of Lord Vishnu often known as Balaji, will be honored during the 16th anniversary celebration at the Hindu Cultural Center of North Alabama in Harvest.

Banta, Irvin IV and Rachel Capitano Banta of Huntsville named their daughter, born May 10 at Crestwood Medical Center, Elizabeth Kate Banta.

The initial estimate of the El Reno, Okla., damage path. Scientists are continuing to study data, some of which shows the path could be 3 miles wide, according to Rick Smith of the National Weather Service in Norman, Okla.

Work to replace a Depression-era bridge on Blake Bottom Road will soon impact the daily commute for thousands of Monrovia and Harvest residents.

A political deal from nearly 50 years ago appears to be standing in the way of Old Black Bear Brewing moving its operations to downtown Madison.

Open since December 2011, the Land Trust of North Alabama's Harvest Square Recreational Preserve occupies 69 acres donated by the developers of the neighboring Harvest Square shopping center.

Anderson, Ashley Lynn Miller and Charles D. Anderson of Huntsville named their son, born May 7 at Huntsville Hospital, Noah David Anderson.

Under President Obama's America's Great Outdoors program to promote outdoor recreation and reconnect Americans to nature, Secretary of the Interior Sally Jewell and Director of the National Park Service Jonathan B. Jarvis today announced the designation of 28 trails as national recreation trails, adding almost 650 miles of trails to the National ... (more)

Damage in Harvest, Ala., from the April 27, 2011, tornado outbreak in which 247 people were killed and property damages exceeded $1.5 billion.

Adams, Richard and Tiffanie McCutchen Adams of Madison named their daughter, born April 19 at Madison Hospital, Juliana Dale Adams.

Volunteers from Nebraska drove 17 hrs to bring a Red Cross vehicle to help after the April 27, 2011, tornadoes.

HARVEST, Alabama - A public meeting Thursday night will discuss and review plans for the possible widening of Jeff Road from south of Capshaw Road to Alabama 53.