5/18/2020
Little Richard Will Be Buried in Huntsville. Could His Estate be Probated Here, Too?
Many Rocket City citizens were pleasantly surprised to see the headline last week that rock and roll legend Little Richard will be buried at Oakwood University’s Oakwood Memorial Gardens. Little Richard, who was born Richard Penniman, attended Oakwood University in the 1950s. Although Little Richard sold the publishing rights to his music decades ago, his estate is rumored to be up to $40 million.
The next episode of the Mo Show Live will air Wednesday, January 9th at 3:00 PM Central Time and will feature former long-term Huntsville City Councilman Mark Russell. Morris and Mark will be discussing his tenure on the City Council, his work as a referee in local sports, his heart attack and how that has changed his life.
Mark Russell stepped down November 5th, 2018, after serving 16 years on the Huntsville City Council. He was elected by the council to serve as its President an unprecedented 10 times. Mark’s ten terms is a testament to the respect his colleagues have for him and his ability to unify the city. During his time on the Council, Mark helped oversee transformative growth for the City of Huntsville, including significant economic development and population increases.
The next episode of the Mo Show Live will feature Huntsville’s own Rodney Smith, Jr. who founded 
While 46 states currently ban text messaging while driving, other forms of distracted driving are still technically not illegal. In fact, over 70% of respondents in a recent 
When you think of summer, ghosts and ghouls don’t necessarily come to mind, but in Huntsville, Alabama, it's never too early to start celebrating Halloween.
Huntsville Ghost Walks, which started in June and are continuing every Saturday into the glorious month of October, are your opportunity to join the ghosts and ghouls of the night.
Starting at 6 p.m. sharp, join the guides for a tour around one of three areas: Old Town Historic District, Twickenham Historical District, or Haunted Downtown. From there, you'll take a two-hour journey around the neighborhood of your choice and get a spooky look at beautiful architecture while being immersed in the rich history of Huntsville.
Tickets for this event are $10 for adults and $5 for children ages 12 and under. They can be purchased in advance or on the night of the walk, a half-hour before it starts.