A delegation from Huntsville, Madison County and the state is visiting Japan this week to further strengthen the area’s ties with its international partners. The team includes elected officials, Chamber of Commerce leaders and company representatives of Toyota Motor Manufacturing Alabama. On Monday, the team visited Toyota City and met with members of the […]
The White House announced Friday evening President Trump intends to nominate former Huntsville City Schools Superintendent Casey Wardynski to be an Assistant Secretary of the Army for Manpower and Reserve Affairs. Mr. Wardynski most recently served as the CEO for FISH Technologies. Previously, he served as the Superintendent for Huntsville City Schools from July 2011 […]
Turning the Rocket City into a ‘Music City’ will require the development of a set of strategies incorporating music into Huntsville’s economic development, tourism and industrial expansion plans.
Sentar, a Women-Owned Small Business, and its Government Customer have been selected by FedHealthIT magazine as one of its 2018 Innovation Award winners.
Parsons today announced its agreement to acquire Polaris Alpha, an advanced, technology-focused provider of innovative mission solutions for complex defense, intelligence, and security customers, as well as other U.S. federal government customers.
While managing a lively commercial real estate brokerage and management business, Scott McLain also is active in the community believes in contributing his time and working hard on initiatives to make Huntsville a better place.
Friday Night Art Walks 2018 return to Huntsville’s downtown square. On the second Fridays of May, June, July, and August from 5 to 8 pm, check out art and artisan goods from over 50 local vendors, and enjoy live music, in the downtown open entertainment district.
Most businesses are overloading their budgets with expensive security options, the best technology and software, even hiring professional fraud companies to analyze their level of security, but sometimes, you really have to make sure the small things are covered first.
