🌱 Huntsville Art Headed to the Moon + Nance Family Filing Suit

Happy Tuesday, Huntsville! These are the most important things happening today in Huntsville.

• A Huntsville artist's work is headed to the moon
• Madison Utilities water meters are being replaced
• Christina Nance's family filing civil suit

First, today's weather:

Cooler; a little p.m. rain. High: 54 Low: 44.

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Here are the top stories in Huntsville today:

1. Huntsville-based artist Ann Moeller will be sending some of her art to the moon! Moeller will have five paintings as part of time capsules on two separate missions. (WAFF)
2. Madison Utilities is getting ready to replace water meters and upgrade their meter reading system to automatic. The plan will take around two years to complete. (themadisonrecord.com)
3. Five months after Christina Nance was found in a Huntsville Police Department van after 12 days in there without being discovered, her family is starting the process to file a civil lawsuit. The basis of the suit, as far as they have revealed, is that HPD policy is to keep those vans locked and that one was not. (WAFF)
4. Huntsville Parks & Recreation is working on plans to expand the greenways in Huntsville to provide better walkability. The plan was originally made in 2007 and their ultimate goal is around 200 miles of greenway. (WZDX)
5. If you’ve been looking for a deal to get Huntsville Ballet tickets on sale, Tennessee Valley Living Deals has you covered. Right now, you can get two tickets to a showing of "The Firebird" for the price of one. (WAFF)

Today in Huntsville:

• DAC Grissom Feeder Pattern Meeting - Huntsville City (6:00 PM)
• Lee vs DAR - JV Baseball (6:30 PM)
• Lee vs Mae Jemison - Soccer (7:00 PM)
• Columbia vs Hazel Green - Soccer (7:00 PM)
• Huntsville High vs Albertville HS - Soccer (7:00 PM)
• Huntsville High vs Scottsboro HS - Baseball (7:00 PM)

From my notebook:

• Downtown Huntsville, Inc. is giving away two tickets to the Huntsville Symphony Orchestra’s "An Innocent Man: The Music of Billy Joel" (Details)

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— Amy Young