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In today’s Homely Huntsville:

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The Huntsville Housing Authority is bringing back its summer curfew, requiring residents to stay indoors during late-night hours. Here’s what the curfew schedule includes, how long it runs, and the exceptions allowed for residents.

A new 335-acre sanctuary is being created at Wheeler National Wildlife Refuge in Decatur. Learn how the protected area will work, including seasonal benefits for wildlife and access restrictions for visitors.

WHNT News 19 reporter Emily Moessner has announced her departure after more than four years with the Huntsville station. More on what she shared about her exit.

Thrift Mart is marking Memorial Day with a one-day storewide sale offering 50% off all items on Monday, May 25. Details about the exclusive deals.

A new private estate and event destination is being developed in North Alabama, planned for weddings, retreats, and curated community gatherings. Know more about the project’s timeline.

A $40 million Huntsville program, backed by Toyota Alabama, is preparing high school students for skilled trade careers, earning over $40 an hour amid a growing U.S. labor shortage. Full story about the program.

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