John Few is an Editor at The Madison Record. He covers a range of themes including events and conferences, with a particular focus on event technology and its impact on public education and school districts. His work has been featured in various publications, highlighting his expertise in both event management and educational topics.
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John Few's articles primarily focus on local events, community news, and entertainment in Alabama, particularly Madison. His coverage includes a mix of press releases and event coverage with themes such as entertainment news, family & relationships, and house & home.
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By: John Few
Runners of all ages are invited to register for a unique race experience through a wonderland of holiday lights! Registration is open for Huntsville Botanical Garden’s Galaxy of Lights 5k Race and 3K Fun Run, taking place on December 1 and 2, respectively. The timed and certified 5k Race (3.1 miles) is on Monday, December 1, with the course winding through the Galaxy of Lights trail. Much of this path...
By: John Few
HUNTSVILLE – Huntsville Botanical Garden’s annual holiday light experience, Galaxy of Lights, returns for its landmark 30th season on November 14 and runs through December 31. Recognized as Huntsville’s most beloved holiday tradition, it was voted the #2 Best Botanical Garden Holiday Lights the last two years by USA Today’s 10Best Travel Awards. Galaxy of Lights is presented by Damson Automotive, Publix, and Country Financial. Guests will enjoy the rich...
By: John Few
MADISON - The newest Ardent Preschool & Daycare, in Town Madison, will hold an open house celebration on Saturday, Nov. 15. Continuing the school’s mission of providing exceptional early childhood education in a nurturing, faith-based environment, Ardent began school at the Town Madison location on Oct. 20. The Town Madison campus represents Ardent’s ongoing commitment to creating engaging, enriching, and inspiring learning spaces where children can grow academically, socially, and...
Pup Mayor Cooper was sworn in with the help of Madison Mayor Ranae Bartlett tonight during a special inauguration celebration at Homeplace Park MADISON - Madison now has a new mayor – a “Pup Mayor”. After a hard-fought campaign filled with cuteness and plenty of tail wagging, Cooper, a long-time canine resident of the city, pulled in enough votes to lead the pack and secure the title on Nov. 12....
MADISON - Madison now has a new mayor – a “Pup Mayor”. After a hard-fought campaign filled with cuteness and plenty of tail wagging, Cooper, a long-time canine resident of the city, pulled in enough votes to lead the pack and secure the title on Nov. 12. Madison Mayor Ranae Bartlett was on hand Thursday evening to help inaugurate Cooper at a special celebration held at Homeplace Park in downtown...
By: John Few
HUNTSVILLE – Huntsville Botanical Garden’s annual holiday light experience, Galaxy of Lights, will switch to Driving Nights on December 7-16. Recognized as Huntsville’s most beloved holiday tradition, Galaxy of Lights is presented by Damson Automotive, Publix, and Country Financial. Galaxy of Lights opened its landmark 30th season on November 14 with a stretch of Walking Nights. On December 7, the Garden will open the driving path for those who want...
Madison Police said they arrested 58-year-old Barbara Tribble of Toney for child abuse. According to a statement from the police department, the charge stemmed from an investigation into the alleged physical assault of a child while she was employed at Midtown Elementary School in Madison. Tribble was taken to the Madison County Jail with a $5000 bail. The statement said the investigation is ongoing and no further information can be...
MADISON – It is that time of month again – time for fun at Main Street Madison’s Third Thursday. The event is bringing family fun, food trucks, local art, vendors, live music, kid’s activities and extended business hours to downtown Madison. It will be held tomorrow, July 16, starting at 5 p.m. “People can spend the evening exploring Historic Downtown Madison during Third Thursdays on Main. They can shop unique...
By: John Few
HUNTSVILLE – Guests are invited to experience the magic of Shakespeare like never before—outdoors, at sundown, and surrounded by the natural beauty of Huntsville Botanical Garden. Shakespeare in the Garden returns for another summer of live theater under the stars starting Friday, July 24. Performed by UAH’s “Huntsville Shakes,” this year’s rotating productions feature two beloved comedies: Much Ado About Nothing and The Taming of the Shrew. With minimalist staging and a fresh perspective, these timeless works...
