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Curtis Venetta

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'Magic of Madison': Chamber of Commerce to host ribbon-cutting of mural and launch of community partnership

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By Curtis Venetta
| 256 Today
MADISON — To celebrate Madison’s natural beauty through art, the Chamber of Commerce is hosting a ribbon-cutting Monday of a mural while also announcing a community partnership. “We are incredibly excited to bring this meaningful piece of art into our space,” said Chamber President Michelle Epling. “’Magic of Madison’ is more than a mural, it’s a celebration of our community’s landscape, identity and shared history.
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NEW: Huntsville airport traffic surpasses 1 million passengers for 2024

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By Michael Seale Verified, Lacey Muenstermann, Curtis Venetta
| Hville Blast Verified
Despite a slower August, traffic at Huntsville International Airport is on pace to set passenger records in 2024. Thus far, traffic is up 14 percent from last year and has already surpassed 1 million passengers for the year.
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Weather expected to cooperate for South Star Festival (for now)

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By Michael Seale Verified, Curtis Venetta, Christian Stanfield
| Hville Blast Verified
Weather is always one of the many considerations when holding an outdoor event, and as the South Star Music Festival approaches — which is expected to bring masses of people to the area — the effects of Helene in the Gulf of Mexico is certainly a consideration. According to local meteorologists, Helene is bringing rain to North Alabama, but by the time the festival starts, festival-goers should remain relatively dry.
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