Posts by Bud McLaughlin — Page 70

BIRMINGHAM — Recuperating from his injuries in a jet ski crash, State Sen. Garlan Gudger Jr. said Sunday his “physical recovery will be a difficult one” for his family. Gudger […]

GUNTERSVILLE — The state Legislature just wrapped up its 2024 session and won’t meet again for a few months, but three local lawmakers are set to provide an update to […]

WASHINGTON – Recognized for his work with students, and not just his JROTC classes, Army Lt. Col. Wayne Davenport of Trussville has been named by U.S. Sen. Tommy Tuberville as […]

State Sen. Gudger in ICU after jet ski accident

BIRMINGHAM — State Sen. Garlan Gudger is in intensive care following a jet ski accident Thursday at Smith Lake. Gudger (R-Cullman) was airlifted to UAB Hospital in Birmingham where where […]

BIRMINGHAM – The Alabama Big 10 Mayors have kicked off their second annual statewide photo competition with Alabamians submitting their photos from the state’s 10 biggest cities to be recognized as […]

MADISON — In a few months, folks will be able to “eat mor chikin.” With a turn of the shovels, civic officials and Chick-fil-A representatives, including cow mascots in safety […]

MONTGOMERY — The train is a’comin’, comin’ around the bend. And, with the help of a $1 million grant, the Huntsville Madison County Railroad will continue to be coming around […]

Dangerous heat to last through the week

HUNTSVILLE — As Glenn Frey sang 40 years ago, “The heat is on, oh it’s on the street. The heat is … on.” And it is on for the next […]

CGI selected as technology partner to help FBI

FAIRFAX, Va. – CGI Federal has been named a technology partner for the FBI to help the bureau lower costs and increase project and program success through modernization of their […]

MADISON — Chicken Salad Chick is expanding once again in North Alabama. To celebrate the opening of its second Madison store, the nation’s only fast casual chicken salad restaurant concept is hosting […]

MONTGOMERY — As the number of electric vehicles continues to climb, the state is moving to accommodate the vehicles as they continue to make their way along Alabama highways.   […]

SHEFFIELD – School’s not back for another month, but it’s not too late to help students with their school supplies. To that end, Bank Independent has launched its 11th annual […]

HUNTSVILLE — It won’t be hotter than a firecracker this week, but it will sure feel like it. In fact, the National Weather Service Huntsville office is calling for “dangerous […]

MONTGOMERY – It should be smooth sailing, er uh, driving for motorists on Alabama’s interstate highways during the upcoming Fourth of July holiday weekend. Well, that is, except for the […]

BOSTON — Recognizing a need for equal access to work and education, a duo of dynamic interests have come together in the Huntsville area. Jobs for the Future, a national […]

MOORESVILLE – Anna Clem has been named interim executive director of the Singing River Trail, the organization announced today. Clem has served as the Trail’s associate director since 2022. The […]

Department of Defense contracts June 20-27

The following is a recent list of North Alabama companies that have received or will perform work on Department of Defense contracts. Agile Decision Sciences LLC of Huntsville, a certified […]

HUNTSVILLE — Billed as an alternative to downtown, the city of Huntsville is building an urban park in south Huntsville. At its regular city council meeting Thursday, the city approved […]

HUNTSVILLE — Contractors will close Mastin Lake Road just west of North Memorial Parkway tonight and Friday night to install drainage pipes. The road will be closed in both directions […]

PRICEVILLE — There’s a running joke that you can use duct tape for just about anything. But, did anyone have “Design a tux for prom” on their bingo card? Aidan […]

TANNER — Things are twice as nice in Limestone County for an automotive supply company. Shape Corp., which has a production facility in Athens, celebrated the grand opening of its […]

HUNTSVILLE – ServisFirst Bank has promoted Stuart Whitaker to first vice president, commercial banking officer for the Huntsville region.   “Stuart’s advancement reflects his commitment and contributions to ServisFirst Bank in  […]

ATHENS — The Tennessee Valley Authority and Athens Utilities provide the power to Limestone County residents and businesses through their electrical systems. And, the two agencies help empower local nonprofits […]

BIRMINGHAM — Skilled trades. Perhaps an underappreciated sector of the job market. But, someone has to build the stores for the retail industry. Someone has to build the office buildings. […]