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Bud McLaughlin

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Dr. Donald Leo, founding UGA engineering dean, is named UAH president

May 7, 2026/in Aerospace, Education, Featured, Government, Lead, News, People, Recognition, Research, Space/by Bud McLaughlin

The founder of the University of Georgia’s College of Engineering has been named president of the University of Alabama in Huntsville. Dr. Donald Leo, who served as the first permanent dean of UGA’s engineering school, will be the 11th president of UAH. His appointment was announced Wednesday during a special called meeting of the University […]

Hernandez named executive chef of Huntsville’s Purveyor

May 7, 2026/in Career, Entertainment, Featured, Food, Food/dining, Hospitality, Lead, News, Recreation, Tourism, Travel/Leisure/by Bud McLaughlin

In the next phase for one of Huntsville’s most acclaimed culinary destinations, ChurchStreet Family Hospitality has named Chef Abner Hernandez as executive chef of its flagship restaurant Purveyor.  “I’m incredibly honored and excited to step into the role of executive chef at Purveyor,” Hernandez said. “It means a great deal to be part of a […]

Booz Allen invests in Huntsville’s PDW to accelerate autonomous drone capabilities

May 1, 2026/in Aerospace, Artificial Intelligence, Defense, Engineering, Featured, Government, Manufacturing, Military, News, Technology/by Bud McLaughlin

To help bolster the U.S. drone manufacturing base, Booz Allen Hamilton has invested in Huntsville-based PDW. PDW designs, engineers, and produces systems at its 90,000-square-foot drone factory in Cummings Research Park and is capable of producing 100,000 drones annually for defense and public safety customers. “At PDW, we aren’t just creating new capabilities, we’re building […]

Huntsville kicks off Historic Preservation Month with focus on indigenous history

May 1, 2026/in Community Development, Education, Environment, Events, Featured, Government, Lead, News, People, Recreation, Research, Tourism, Travel/Leisure/by Bud McLaughlin

“When people think of indigenous people, they think of us in the past tense. Indigenous people are not relics … we’re still here.” Those words from Brice McGhee of the Poarch Creek Band of Indians accented the theme “Telling the Full Story of America” for this year’s Historic Preservation Month. The celebration focuses on Huntsville’s […]

Ribbon-cutting launches Space Command’s official presence on Redstone Arsenal

April 30, 2026/in Aerospace, Defense, Development, Employment, Events, Featured, Government, Lead, Military, News, Space, Technology/by Bud McLaughlin

“Sir, you are a go for cut.” And with a snip of the scissors on a “spectacular” Wednesday, U.S. Space Command launched its official presence on Redstone Arsenal. Several years and three presidential terms in the making, Space Command finally took ownership of its first dedicated operational facility on Redstone to open a “pivotal new […]

GE Aerospace launches program to provide a lift to a future workforce

April 23, 2026/in Aerospace, Education, Featured, Manufacturing, News, Technology, Workforce Development/by Bud McLaughlin

Auburn has been selected as one of five communities worldwide for GE Aerospace’s new, $30 million workforce training program, Lifting Futures, the company announced Wednesday. And the program reaches from the Loveliest Village to the Rocket City. Auburn is the hub for multi-sector industrial component manufacturing, Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul (MRO), and defense. GE Aerospace […]

TVA and Plus Power of Houston sign 20-year battery energy storage agreement

April 23, 2026/in Energy, Environment, Featured, Government, Lead, News, Services, TVA, Utilities/by Bud McLaughlin

To help strengthen power affordability and American energy dominance, the Tennessee Valley Authority has entered a 20-year contract to add 200 MW/800 MWh of battery energy storage through a project in Jackson County. Houston-based Plus Power and the TVA, the nation’s largest public utility, announced the agreement Tuesday. Plus Power develops, owns, and operates battery […]

Nesin Physical Therapy acquired by Tennessee-based Intune Physical Therapy

April 22, 2026/in Acquisition, Entrepreneurs, Featured, Health, Health Care, Lead, News, Services, Success/by Bud McLaughlin

Calling it a “meaningful moment,” the co-owners of Huntsville’s Nesin Physical Therapy announced Tuesday the company has been acquired by Intune Physical Therapy of Brentwood, Tenn.  The acquisition marks Intune’s entry into Alabama and expands its footprint to 19 clinics across four states. “This is a meaningful moment for our team and for the patients […]

NAITA hosting trade compliance roundtable and World Trade Day luncheon

April 21, 2026/in Defense, Events, Featured, News, Technology/by Bud McLaughlin

With international trade making recent headlines, particularly with the war with Iran and the strategic and vital Strait of Hormuz, a pair of North Alabama International Trade Association events couldn’t be more timely. NAITA is hosting a Trade Compliance Roundtable this week then, as part of the World Trade Month celebration, the 47th annual World […]

JST to open $500M electronics plant in Guntersville’s Conners Island Business Park

April 21, 2026/in Automotive, Community Development, Construction, Development, Economy, Employment, Engineering, Environment, Featured, Government, Lead, Manufacturing, News, Real Estate, Technology, Workforce Development/by Bud McLaughlin

It helps to be a known quantity and that familiarity helped Guntersville land a $500 million electronics plant. Japan-based JST said Friday it will build an automation-based facility in the city’s Conners Island Business Park. The project is expected to cover 540,000 square feet and feature a design that incorporates the natural setting of the […]

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