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Bud McLaughlin

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For second straight year, Drake State takes part in FICO Educational Analytics Challenge

February 13, 2026/in Artificial Intelligence, Education, Events, Featured, Lead, News, Research, Technology, Workforce Development/by Bud McLaughlin

After a successful inaugural year, Drake State Community & Technical College is taking part in a national AI challenge for the second straight year.  Global analytics software creator Fair Isaac Corp. (FICO) announced the continuation of its Educational Analytics Challenge for the spring 2026 semester.  Since its launch three years ago, FICO has partnered with […]

Walking tour puts Huntsville’s Reconstruction history at your fingertips

February 11, 2026/in Community Development, Education, Events, Featured, Lead, News, Nonprofits, People, Recreation, Resource, Tourism/by Bud McLaughlin

As we recognize the contributions of Black Huntsvillians to the city’s history and celebrate the 250th anniversary of the nation’s founding, the Historic Huntsville Foundation is offering an opportunity to take a walk through history. “Cornerstones of Freedom: A Walking Tour of Huntsville’s Reconstruction History” brings to life the stories of those whose leadership shaped […]

It’s the little things: HudsonAlpha scientists discuss future of rare disease diagnosis

February 9, 2026/in Biotechnology, Education, Events, Featured, Health, Health Care, Lead, Medical, News, Research, Resource, Science, Technology/by Bud McLaughlin

It was a tiny topic that kicked off a big year for the HudsonAlpha Event Series.  What happens when a tiny, invisible change in DNA alters the course of a life?  For many families, the answer has been locked away for years … until now.  HudsonAlpha Institute for Biotechnology scientists presented “Tiny Genes, Big Effects: […]

Adding green to Maroon & White, Alabama A&M rolls out state’s first EV police fleet

February 4, 2026/in Automotive, Education, Energy, Environment, Featured, Government, Lead, News, Services, Traffic, Transportation/by Bud McLaughlin

Continuing its drive for sustainability, Alabama A&M has rolled out an EV campus police fleet. With four new electric vehicles, A&M became the first university in the state to operate an all-electric police vehicle fleet. “We’re the first police department in the state to have this type of vehicle supporting a university campus,” said Police […]

Bank Independent brings a financial vibe to MidCity District

January 30, 2026/in Banking, Community Development, Construction, Development, Employment, Featured, Finance, Lead, News, Resource, Services, Success/by Bud McLaughlin

When you step into the newest Bank Independent office, you feel a special vibe. Which is fitting since the office is in Huntsville’s vibrant MidCity District. And, the building is different from the company’s other offices which reflect a Williamsburg style. The MidCity office blends elements of Williamsburg with the MidCity vibe – a carryover […]

UNA and Samford will kick off football season at The Joe

January 26, 2026/in Community Development, Development, Entertainment, Events, Featured, Lead, News, Recreation, Sports, Tourism, Travel/Leisure/by Bud McLaughlin

It’s officially called Week Zero in the college football season. However, that will be a misnomer, as far as the University of North Alabama, Samford University and the city of Huntsville are concerned. It will be a real week in the schedule when the two schools meet Aug. 29 on Wicks Family Field at Joe […]

Huntsville continues Limestone County expansion; OKs agreements with Blue Origin, SPX with more than 450 jobs, $200M investments

January 23, 2026/in Acquisition, Automotive, Community Development, Construction, Development, Economy, Education, Employment, Events, Featured, Finance, Government, Lead, Manufacturing, Medical, News, Real Estate, Resource, Retail, Success, Technology, Utilities, Workforce Development/by Bud McLaughlin

It was a busy night for the Huntsville City Council. The Thursday night meeting saw the city continue its westward expansion and also approve development agreements that would create more than 450 jobs with nearly $200 million in capital investment. The council approved annexing nearly 650 acres into Huntsville on the south side of Interstate […]

Artemis II mission a continuation of Huntsville’s lunar legacy

January 23, 2026/in Aerospace, Engineering, Events, Featured, Government, Lead, NASA, News, Research, Space, Technology/by Bud McLaughlin

Like thousands of other Huntsvillians last weekend, Rae Ann Meyer, acting director of the Marshall Space Flight Center, was on the edge of her seat as Artemis II rolled out from the Vehicle Assembly Building at the Kennedy Space Center. But she wasn’t at the Florida site; nor at her office at the Marshall Center. […]

Robins & Morton complete two more Redstone Gateway projects

January 22, 2026/in Construction, Construction Zone, Development, Engineering, Featured, Lead, Manufacturing, News, Real Estate/by Bud McLaughlin

It was an inside job for Robins & Morton. In fact, it was a pair of interior projects for the construction firm that is known for its contributions to the city’s skyline and growth at Redstone Gateway. “Robins & Morton has been building at Redstone Gateway since 2010 and has completed more than 10 projects […]

Huntsville projects pace Limestone County economic development

January 21, 2026/in Biotechnology, Community Development, Development, Economy, Employment, Events, Featured, Finance, Government, Health, Health Care, Lead, Manufacturing, Medical, News, Real Estate, Research, Success/by Bud McLaughlin

With more than a half-dozen projects bringing some $6.1 billion in capital investment, Huntsville helped boost Limestone County to a historic economic development year. Eli Lilly and Company’s unprecedented $6 billion advanced manufacturing facility in Huntsville and Limestone County headlined the county’s achievements as the largest initial investment in Alabama history. The synthetic medicine active […]

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