This Week in Speakin’ Out News: Your Vote, Your Voice | September 2, 2026 (Vol. 46, No 43)

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September 4, 2026

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HUNTSVILLE, Ala. — Speakin’ Out News has released its September 2, 2026 edition—Volume 46, Number 43—featuring stories that inform, protect and strengthen communities throughout Huntsville, North Alabama and beyond.

This week’s front-page feature examines Alabama’s 2026 election and why voter participation could determine the state’s future. With statewide, congressional and local offices on the November 3 ballot, every eligible voter has a reason to participate.

Additional stories featured in this week’s edition include:

• Nearly $25,000 in façade improvements available to eligible businesses and property owners in Huntsville’s Mill Creek redevelopment area

• Alabama A&M University’s Registered Student Organization Fair and the opportunities it provides for student connection, leadership and growth

• New research examining whether treating high cholesterol earlier could help protect the aging brain

• West Mastin Lake Baptist Church’s celebration honoring 36 years of pastoral leadership

• HBCU football matchups scheduled for Labor Day weekend

• Major crime and public-safety developments affecting the region

Readers may access these stories and additional coverage at http://www.speakinoutweeklynews.net. The news organization’s website received more than 8.1 million hits from January through August 2026.

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ABOUT SPEAKIN’ OUT NEWS

Established in 1980, Speakin’ Out News is a locally owned, multicultural newspaper serving Huntsville, North Alabama and communities throughout the state for 46 years. The publication provides trusted coverage of local and state news, politics, business, education, health, religion, sports, culture and public safety.