Archie Snowden is a multimedia journalist based in Huntsville, Alabama. He has a focus on local news and has written for WHNT News 19, as well as having his work featured in WKRG News 5 and CBS 42. Archie covers a range of topics including community events, social issues, and local government.
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Archie Snowden's reporting primarily focuses on local government, community concerns, and social issues in Decatur, Alabama. He covers a wide range of topics including civil rights, community protests, recreation centers, homelessness, and tragic events.
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A piece of history will soon be gone from a historic black community.
Drivers are hitting the road in record numbers this Thanksgiving season.
DECATUR, Ala. (WHNT) – The need to spread positive news is how Decatur city leaders described the decision to continue its relationship with Red Sage Communications.
Just last month Brandon Watkins, Director of Decatur Youth Services (DYS), presented a plan for a state-of-the-art complex to the city council. Watkins says he is at a loss as to why talks have been shut down.
The Madison County Commission approved thousands of dollars in funding for Next Step Farm.
The Neighborhood Christian Center (NCC) is adding some holiday cheer to hundreds of financially challenged families and their children.
By: Archie Snowden
Senior students at Brindlee High School were on a mission for their beloved teacher.
It was a busy day for Hands Across Decatur.
By: Archie Snowden
Crane Court Youth Center, which provides after-school services to at-risk kids, informed parents this week that city leaders will be closing their doors.
Mastin Lake Road, one of the busiest intersections in Huntsville, has lost its left turning lanes due to a major construction project.
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