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Huntsville just celebrated its annual Beautification Awards, honoring 376 properties for turning yards and public spaces into vibrant, well-maintained gems. Mayor Tommy Battle and city leaders joined in to recognize residents and businesses who’ve elevated the city’s curb appeal — proving that a little creativity and care can make a big difference. Since the Beautification Board began in 1965 and awards launched in 1975, this tradition has become a symbol of community pride. This year’s winners included Lockheed Martin (Mayor’s Award), volunteer Judy Sullivan (Special Recognition), and standout spots like Union Chapel Missionary Baptist Church and Rosie’s Mexican Cantina. These green spaces aren’t just pretty — they’re living, breathing ecosystems that boost neighborhood spirit and health.
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