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Bud McLaughlin

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Entries by Bud McLaughlin

MidCity Huntsville posts Open Letter to Trader Joe’s

July 25, 2018/in News, Featured, Retail/by Bud McLaughlin

Open Letter to Trader Joe’s Huntsville’s Rocket City legacy is based on the “right stuff” and the city’s newest entertainment/retail/dining complex is doing the “write stuff” to lure a business. MidCity Huntsville has followed up a Facebook campaign with its own “Open Letter to Trader Joe’s”. RCP Cos., the developers of MidCity Huntsville – the […]

HudsonAlpha ‘Cloud Whisperer’ to present at Google conference

July 22, 2018/in News, Technology/by Bud McLaughlin

SAN FRANCISCO – HudsonAlpha Institute for Biotechnology Technology Director Katreena Mullican has been invited to present at the Google Next ‘18 conference. Google Next is an international conference where more than 10,000 developers, technology leaders, and entrepreneurs come together to have a collaborative discussion about the Google Cloud Platform. The conference is Tuesday through Thursday. […]

Woodbridge celebrates grand opening of Huntsville facility

July 18, 2018/in News, Manufacturing/by Bud McLaughlin

The Rocket City is quickly becoming the Auto City. On Wednesday, Woodbridge Alabama held a ribbon-cutting as it opened its Huntsville manufacturing facility. The company is an automotive parts supplier and manufactures polyurethane seating foam for the Nissan Titan, Altima and Rogue. Woodbridge Alabama recently established its newest location in Southpoint Industrial Park in Tanner, […]

BAE expansion in Cummings Research Park to create hundreds of jobs

July 16, 2018/in News, Defense, Featured, Technology/by Bud McLaughlin

“It’s rainy outside but we have sunny news today.” And, with those words, Joe Newberry, past chair of the Huntsville/Madison County Chamber, began Monday’s economic announcement. BAE Systems announced a $45.5 million project to expand its operations in Huntsville’s Cummings Research Park. The expansion will bring hundreds of jobs and the new building is expected […]

MidCity Huntsville gets its High Point

July 10, 2018/in News, Featured, Travel/Leisure/by Bud McLaughlin

Just a year ago, the Rocket City was not on the top of the mind of the owner of the Southeast’s top climbing facility. But, after some gentle persuasion by a top city official, that facility is coming to MidCity Huntsville. “Huntsville was not on our radar until a year ago,” said Johnny O’Brien, co-owner […]

Convention & Visitors Bureau names Koshofer VP, makes 2 other hires

July 8, 2018/in News, Travel/Leisure/by Bud McLaughlin

Jamie Koshofer, former director of sales and marketing at the Westin Huntsville, has been named vice president of conventions by the Huntsville/Madison County Convention & Visitors Bureau. The CVB also made a pair of other hires. Beth Ridgeway is the social media specialist and Mark McCarter was named convention sales manager. Koshofer will oversee the […]

MidCity Huntsville hoping to snare Trader Joe’s

July 6, 2018/in Construction Zone, News, Real Estate, Retail/by Bud McLaughlin

Huntsville’s latest retail/dining/entertainment complex is hoping to snare a major market player. RCP Cos., the developers of MidCity Huntsville – the 100-acre mixed-use community on the site of the former Madison Square Mall on University Drive – has launched a Facebook campaign urging people to contact Trader Joe’s (www.traderjoes.com) to bring the store here. Last […]

Growing pains – Is the Madison County area growing too fast?

July 3, 2018/in Construction Zone, Featured, News/by Bud McLaughlin

The announcements of big-time companies opening bring thousands of jobs. And those thousands of people will be getting back and forth to those thousands of jobs on highways that weren’t built to handle the extra capacity.

Drury Inn & Suites in Huntsville nears completion

June 29, 2018/in News, Travel/Leisure/by Bud McLaughlin

For several weeks, motorists along I-565 and area residents have noticed a building going up along the freeway across the U.S. Space and Rocket Center and adjacent to Calhoun Community College. Inquiring minds wanted to know. Well, the answer is it is a Drury Inn & Suites and is slated to open in a few […]

The Cuban Cafe coming to Madison’s Promenade Point

June 28, 2018/in News, Retail/by Bud McLaughlin

A local eatery will soon bring the sights, sounds, and flavors of Cuba to the Madison/Huntsville area. The Cuban Café is slated to open in August at Madison’s Promenade Point shopping center, near the Walmart and Target on U.S. 72.

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