Few development issues are currently as hotly debated as data centers. In North Alabama, questions are intensifying as Huntsville and surrounding communities continue expanding both residentially and commercially. A Gallup poll conducted in March of this year states that 70 percent of Americans are either somewhat or strongly opposed to data center construction in their […]
For Aaron Hase and his family, downtown Huntsville is more than a popular retail and dining destination; it is a third-generation family affair. Formerly known as Clinton Row Shops, Clinton Row Market is a mixed-use space that holds retail, office, and storage space. Hase said his grandfather had owned the Clinton Row building since the […]
Tax season may still be a few months away, but according to Andrew Turner, a tax manager at Frazier and Deeter, it’s never too early to start preparing. Thanks to Huntsville’s Catalyst Center for Business & Entrepreneurship, local business owners have the confidence to end the fiscal year strong and be ready for the tax […]
U.S. Rep. Dale Strong addressed missile production, the Golden Dome, Redstone Arsenal access, and other issues affecting North Alabama during the Huntsville/Madison County Chamber’s Washington Update breakfast on August 31. Strong joined retired WHNT 19 anchor Steve Johnson for an onstage question-and-answer session at the Saturn Ballroom in the Von Braun Center. Johnson began by […]
Zane Drost is the executive director of Enable Madison County, a local nonprofit that helps older and homebound residents continue living independently through wheelchair ramps, grab bars, handrails, weatherization, durable medical equipment, and case management. Due to the personal nature of Enable’s work visiting seniors in their homes, he and his team see firsthand the […]
As managing partner at Hiley Auto Group in Huntsville, Matt Meyer has seen firsthand what it takes to grow a business, build a strong team, and adapt as an industry evolves. From taking a multimillion-dollar gamble on a new location to embracing new technology and changing customer expectations, Meyer has learned that long-term success often […]
Free 2 Teach, a Huntsville-based nonprofit that provides free classroom supplies for North Alabama educators, is expanding into the Morgan County School system. Beginning this September, teachers in the Hartselle City, Decatur City, and Morgan County school systems will have the opportunity to receive free school supplies from the non-profit. Free 2 Teach has offered […]
During South Huntsville Main’s Business & Community Connect on Aug. 18, Huntsville City Council President and District 3 representative Jennie Robinson shared updates on the Sandra Moon Community Complex, the redevelopment of the former state docks at Ditto Landing, and other local developments. Robinson placed the projects within the context of Huntsville’s long history of […]
Duotech Services has officially opened a new 25,000-square-foot facility in Huntsville, representing a $4 million investment and plans to create 50 jobs over the next several years. Company leaders joined state and local officials for a ribbon-cutting ceremony at the new location in Research Park on August 6. The expansion extends Duotech’s operations beyond its […]
A familiar downtown Huntsville property has entered a new chapter as a gathering place for dining experiences, live music and community events. Homegrown Huntsville officially opened Host by Homegrown on August 4, at 101 Washington Street, the former home of The Bottle. The renovated two-story venue provides a permanent space where local chefs, artists and […]
