Can't talk personally about the inside of the complex we have not been in…read more The tennis court on the other hand we really enjoy it. Occasionally, you'll have garbage left behind on the courts. We tend to bring a bag to stick any garbage we find. They sure aren't as busy as the pickleball courts! That's a win!

I was so happy we drove by and walked around the Sandra Moon complex last month. Although we didn't…read morego inside, I understand the library opened late last year. This is a special place for me, personally, because the complex is in honor of my long-time best friend's Aunt Sandy, Mrs. Sandra Moon, Huntsville's first female council person. Best Friend and I attended one of the fundraisers for this complex several years ago, and its so nice that everything finally came together and it's opened! The library is a 30,570 sq. ft. facility that replaces the former Bailey Cove Library in Weatherly Plaza. Amenities include an open floor plan designed in a bookstore style, classroom space, private study rooms, art exhibit spaces, A Friends of the Library bookstore, an indoor fireplace, children's room and puppet theater, teen gaming room, outdoor seating with Wi-Fi, a Makerspace Studio, and a children's garden. There is also an on sight coffee shop with snacks available. The Gem and Mineral Society meets in what I think may have been the former Grissom High School field house [or whatever it's called area the football team gets dressed in]. Behind the library are 12 new outdoor lighted pickleball courts; at least one soccer field; walking area; and I think they kept the Grissom High School Tennis Courts. Directly across from the library where the former GHS gym and cafeteria were has been renovated for use in performance and meeting spaces particularly for smaller, community theater-type events. The theater and lunchroom that will be upgraded on the south end of campus will provide more performance opportunities to meet the increasing demand of local groups looking for showtime space. This complex really does have something for everyone! I know Aunt Sandy would be so proud! I cannot wait to actually visit inside both buildings! Glad this has come to fruition ~6 years after fundraising began.

This has been such a great company for the senior community! Positive staff and owners who care…read moreabout their clients and their families!

From the owner: We are a leading senior daycare and community center dedicated to providing families with essential…read moredaytime support services. Our comprehensive offerings encompass companionship, engaging activities, nutritious meals, medication reminders, and more for your beloved seniors in our nurturing environment. Our thoughtfully curated weekly programs cater to adults who require compassionate supervision and assistance throughout the day.

Came today for Logan's 12th birthday and I have to say I'm impressed. It was well taken care of…read more The staff working were attentive and safety focused. We definitely will be back!!

It's good but the teens are out of control. Went with my 10 yr old and 2 yr old grandsons. If you…read moredon't watch your kids the teens will bully them. I do appreciate that they don't charge for toddlers and they allow parents to be with the toddlers without being charged. I don't know if I would go at night

3 of 4 treadmills work. Kept clean and other members follow the rules and wipe down machines when…read moredone.

We had been wanting to stop at this place and visit for awhile now. We never see any cars here, so…read morewe weren't expecting much. We quickly found that this place is amazing. We didn't expect to be so big, but the memorial just kept going and going. It eventually leads to the Huntsville Depot Museum, if you want to check out some old train cars and steam engines or if you want to keep walking it leads to the Gateway Greenway walk path. This is one of the best memorials I have seen outside of DC. I highly recommend you visit. *I threw in a couple pictures from the Huntsville Depot Museum that's located at the end of the memorial.

This is a beautiful peaceful memorial on the north cusp of downtown near the Depot…read more Mom and I have walked around it several times and when my sister comes to town, she likes to visit it, too. We have purchased pavers in memory of lost beloved Veterans and the process is easy and the people are very professional and prompt. One purchased recently should be installed by the 4th of July. When you order one you get the option of having a certificate mailed to the family of the honored Veteran. I highly recommend this. The certificate is of good quality and comes with a brochure of the memorial and I think, the general location where the brick will be. So happy my hometown honors our beloved Veterans and our great nation with this memorial. There is a lot to see here, so you can stay and learn and walk through all the displays or just get the main gist where the flags and the fountain are. Do check it out - you won't be sorry!