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Off The Record: The latest rumors and rumblings in North Alabama Gudger win a surprise? “Not really” Was State Sen. Garlan Gudger’s win for pro tem of the Alabama […]
HUNTSVILLE — It may be cold now but Huntsville’s newest recreational attraction will be ready for the heat of the summer. Apollo Park at MidCity is now open after a […]
BIRMINGHAM — The search for a cure for cancer took a giant step forward or, rather, 1.1 million steps forward following a major announcement Thursday. The Breast Cancer Research Foundation […]
HUNTSVILLE – Torch Technologies has received a prime contract with a $33 billion ceiling and supports research and development across the Department of Defense, the company announced today. The indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity […]
HUNTSVILLE – An initiative to empower Huntsville businesses to grow and diversify was launched today in the Rocket City. The CRP DefenseTech Accelerator is an effort between the Huntsville/Madison County […]
ARDMORE — The Greater Ardmore Chamber of Commerce Tinsel Trail is returning for another exciting year in 2024. The idea of the tinsel trail in Ardmore is for the community […]
ATHENS — Eggs Up Grill, a popular restaurant chain with an extensive breakfast and brunch menu, will soon have a new location in Athens thanks to a husband and wife […]
HUNTSVILLE – The kickoff for the Radiance Technologies Independence Bowl is still a few weeks away, but the Huntsville-based company is hosting another competition – for the academic side of […]
HUNTSVILLE — PeopleTec of Huntsville has been awarded a $261,125,292 cost-plus-fixed-fee contract from the Army for program management services, scientific services, engineering services, logistics services, financial services and ancillary services. […]
ATHENS — Ella Lovvorn is ready to become both elf and judge. Ella, an 8-year-old student at Lindsay Lane Christian Academy, is the creator of Athens’ very own gingerbread house […]
SHEFFIELD — Bank Independent is once working hard to make sure that all of North Alabama’s children have gifts under the Christmas tree. For the 14th year in a row, […]
HUNTSVILLE — Whether in the foothills of Piedmonte, along the canals of Venice, through the rolling hills of Tuscany, or in the coastal cities of Livorno and Naples, one can […]
HUNTSVILLE — The Huntsville/Madison County Chamber is collaborating with area colleges and universities to connect students with career opportunities in the Rocket City. Huntsville ASmartPlace College Career Fair will provide career […]
Established in 2001, Cepeda Systems & Software Analysis Inc. supports customers in the Department of Defense, NASA, and the commercial sector through software engineering, systems engineering, and process improvement services. […]
MADISON — A program dedicated to providing Madison City Schools seniors with the chance to explore the medical field is continuing to grow in numbers and impact. According to the […]
ATHENS – It’ll be a Christmas Carnival of Lights around Athens this week. Literally. You see, that’s the theme for the Athens-Limestone Christmas Parade, presented by Bryant Bank. The more-than […]
HUNTSVILLE — Each year during the holiday season, a group of Huntsville companies supports local nonprofits in the Huntsville area with significant grant funding. The network of businesses first formed […]
WASHINGTON — In a move to ease travel to a federal courthouse for residents, the U.S. House unanimously passed U.S. Rep. Dale Strong’s bipartisan bill to improve the organization of […]
MONTGOMERY — A Cullman native who was the youngest city council member in the city’s history has been nominated to head the Alabama Senate. State Sen. Garlan Gudger was nominated […]
HUNTSVILLE — A companywide layoff by Boeing is having a ripple effect in the Tennessee Valley. According to the aerospace giant, employees in Huntsville are among the nearly 17,000 employees […]
HUNTSVILLE — Huntsville’s first Walmart Neighborhood Market is closing its doors. Citing the store’s lack of performance, Walmart said the Neighborhood Market at Oakwood Avenue and Jordan Lane will close […]
HUNTSVILLE – The holiday spirit and bringing the community together will shine brightly at “A ‘Claus’ for Celebration,” which promises to warm even the Grinch-iest of hearts. District 1 Councilmember Michelle […]
HUNTSVILLE – We’ve had Black Friday. Then Cyber Monday. But today is perhaps the most important day of the post-Thanksgiving, pre-Christmas time span. And, it’s global. Today is Giving Tuesday. […]
HUNTSVILLE — The Top of Alabama Regional Council of Governments and Neighborhood Concepts Inc. are sponsoring a free, three-hour Funding Lab workshop this week for business owners seeking to grow […]