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MUSCLE SHOALS – Opened in 1968, the Southgate Mall was the first mall in the Shoals area. Woolco anchored the east end of the mall and Florence-based Rogers department store […]
WASHINGTON — The U.S. International Trade Commission has moved to levy duties on frozen warmwater shrimp imports from Ecuador, India, Indonesia, and Vietnam. The move comes after investigations conducted by […]
BIRMINGHAM — Regions Bank is promoting one of its own to a high-ranking leadership position. Chase Simpson, an industry insider with more than 10 years of experience in banking, has […]
HUNTSVILLE – A teen-ager has been arrested in last month’s deadly shooting on Meridian Street, according to the Huntsville Police Department. Seven Nelson, 19, is charged with reckless murder in […]
HUNTSVILLE – Huntsville Hospital is adding 154,000 square feet of clinical space to better serve patients in the Rocket City and its fast-growing suburbs. On Wednesday, the Alabama Certificate of […]
MONTGOMERY — The Alabama Community College Conference is adding a new sport to its list of athletic offerings. According to the ACCC, women’s flag football, one of the newest sports […]
HUNTSVILLE — Dispelling the saying, “you can’t go home, again,” Sam Dean is back in North Alabama. Dean, a native of Decatur, has joined Huntsville Hospital Health System as executive vice […]
HUNTSVILLE — Bridge Street Town Centre’s annual kickoff to the holiday season will have a little purple and gold mixed in with the red, green, silver and white lights. Lights […]
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. […]
BIRMINGHAM – The voters for the Alabama Small Business Awards showed they have good taste. As in barbecue. As in, more specifically, Johnny’s Bar-B-Q, the beloved Cullman restaurant. Johnny’s was […]
HUNTSVILLE — It’s a shame there has to be an awareness day for utility scams. But here we are. Today is National Utility Scam Awareness Day, when utilities across the […]
HUNTSVILLE – Though it’s not quite a five-star dining spot … yet … Huntsville International Airport is making a major upgrade to its food and beverage options. “At Huntsville International, […]
HUNTSVILLE — Called the “gold standard for evidence investigation,” a state-of-the-art forensic laboratory joined the state’s toolbox in the war on crime. The Alabama Department of Forensic Sciences opened its […]
HUNTSVILLE – The Huntsville City Council is inviting residents to put their holiday spirit on display by participating in the Deck the Districts holiday light competition. Open to homeowners across […]
HUNTSVILLE — There may be “nothin’ shakin’ on Shakedown Street,” but lucky Huntsville Havoc may be grateful to the club with the availability of a luxury suite for Friday night’s […]
ATHENS — They’re decking the halls with boughs of holly and tinsel and all things Christmasy to bring the joy of the holidays throughout Limestone County. And it all starts […]
HUNTSVILLE — Motorists along North Memorial Parkway will make a little shift to right as they approach Mastin Lake Road. The move to the newly constructed service roads has been […]
HUNTSVILLE – Toyota Alabama’s engine plant in north Huntsville is a driver of the local economy. And now it is a driver for clean energy with its 168-acre solar farm […]
As we reflect on Native American History Month, the story of the Poarch Creek Indians offers a powerful reminder that prosperity is not achieved through entitlement, but through seizing opportunity […]
CULLMAN – The holiday spirit is set to arrive this week as the Cullman Christkindlmarkt returns, bringing seasonal cheer, old-world charm and delightful holiday traditions for everyone to enjoy. Inspired […]
HUNTSVILLE– Sen. Tommy Tuberville believes U.S. Space Command will soon be in its “rightful home.” In a statement posted to his X account Saturday, Tuberville (R-Auburn) said bringing the agency […]
HUNTSVILLE — Auburn University will provide radiation studies at its Huntsville facility through a Department of Defense contract. According to the DoD, Auburn was awarded a sole source firm-fixed-price contract […]
MONTGOMERY – While the state’s labor force participation rate increased, Alabama’s unemployment numbers also showed a hike from a year ago. According to Department of Labor Secretary Marty Redden, Alabama’s […]
