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MartinFed’s Page named to Tennessee Valley Corridor board

Bud McLaughlin - August 31, 2023

HUNTSVILLE – Jim Page, executive vice president of Huntsville-based MartinFederal Consulting, has been named to the board of directors of the Tennessee Valley Corridor....

Redstone-Cummings Research Park economic zone ‘bullish on brainpower’

Ray Garner - August 30, 2023

HUNTSVILLE -- The federal agencies and the companies at Redstone Arsenal and Cummings Research Park have tremendous responsibilities for the security of our nation...

Ivey touts state’s economy in visit to Athens

Grayson Everett - August 10, 2023

ATHENS -- The state is in an "exciting and transformational time," said Gov. Kay Ivey during her State of the State Luncheon today with...

Sweet music: Three towns on Singing River Trail win $5.7M in grants

Kimberly Ballard - July 25, 2023

MOORESVILLE -- The legend is true. Strange musical notes are floating over the face of the Singing River’s waters. It sings a song of health and...

Freedom Industrial Park ‘a spark plug for development’ in North Huntsville

Kimberly Ballard - July 20, 2023

HUNTSVILLE – Freedom Real Estate & Capital cranked a new engine in north Huntsville this morning with a ground-breaking for its massive Freedom Industrial...

Report: Rent burden increasing in region, state

Austen Shipley - July 6, 2023

TUSCALOOSA -- Like the rest of Alabama, North Alabama has seen the cost increase for a person or family to comfortably afford to pay...

North Alabama continues to pace state’s unemployment rates

Bud McLaughlin - June 16, 2023

MONTGOMERY – It's old news but still good news. As it has for the past several months, the state's economic engine is right here in...

Poole fills in for Ivey in Huntsville, delivering economic update

Austen Shipley - June 9, 2023

HUNTSVILLE -- In what could be considered political improv, State Finance Director Bill Poole substituted for Gov. Kay Ivey at Thursday's Alabama Update. Ivey was...

Golden week: Sports make $4M impact in Huntsville

Bud McLaughlin - June 1, 2023

HUNTSVILLE – While athletes were competing for gold, Huntsville was seeing green. And, a lot of it. The Rocket City is quickly becoming a sports city,...

Lockheed Martin: 60 years and still growing

Kimberly Ballard - May 15, 2023

HUNTSVILLE – In 1963, Lockheed broke ground on a building on Bradford Drive in Huntsville, in area that was little more than a patchwork...

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