HUNTSVILLE, AL (WAFF)- Huntsville is already famous in space, but it's about to become more famous for work in cyber space.

Tuesday, Huntsville City Schools and the Army Cyber Command become partners in creating the next generation of a cyber security workforce.

On a video conference, Superintendent Dr. Casey Wardynski and the Army Cyber Commander signed an agreement to help students from middle to high school become educated for high-wage jobs in the field.

Wardynski said the younger generation is already computer savvy; why not turn it into a career?

"The young folks are digital natives. They know all about this, so let's give them some skills that they can put to work to make Huntsville the center for excellence and cyber security. Our firms here and the Arsenal are already engaged in cyber already and they are looking for young workers, and we can help create those young workers," Wardynski said.

HUNTSVILLE, AL (WAFF)- The Huntsville Havoc and the UAH Chargers have plenty in common on the ice. Both know how to win championships, both have passionate fan bases, and both appear to have bright futures.

"We have tons of hockey fans who come out and want to see the hockey and it's all about the hockey on the big nights, the big crowd is just people who just want to come out and have a good night," said Huntsville Havoc Owner Keith Jefferies. 

In 2013, UAH will make a move to the Western Collegiate Hockey Association; a move that they hope will propel the program to a higher level.

"When we were trying to get into the WCHA, I kept saying it would be like opening the gates of heaven. It's going to happen with season ticket sales, contributions, scheduling, recruiting, and fan interest," said UAH Athletics Director Dr. E.J. Brophy.

Both teams have another key similarity - the place where both programs call home, the Von Braun Center.