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Huntsville’s Randolph School celebrates groundbreaking for multifaceted Leo Center for Excellence

August 13, 2024/in Community Development, Construction, Education, Featured, Lead, News/by Noah Logan

On Friday August 9th, Huntsville’s Randolph School celebrated a significant milestone for the school’s history. More than 50 donors, alumni and school officials all gathered in the school’s Thurber Arts Center to celebrate the official groundbreaking ceremony for The Leo Center for Excellence.  The Leo Center will be multifaceted in its utility. Featuring a new […]

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District 5 School Board candidates Broadenax and Mathews face off in debate ahead of election

August 13, 2024/in Community Development, Economy, Education, Featured, Government, Lead, News/by Sarah Zupko

Zara Broadenax and Carlos Mathews (incumbent) are competing to represent District 5 on Huntsville’s School Board.  On August 10, Broadenax and Mathews participated in a debate-style forum at St. Luke Christian Church on Sparkman Drive. The public forum was the last meeting in the “Meet Your Candidates Series,” which was hosted by five local nonpartisan […]

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Cummings Research Park to launch DefenseTech Accelerator aimed at expanding HSV’s Defense Industry

August 13, 2024/in Community Development, Defense, Economy, Engineering, Featured, Lead, News, Science, Small Business, Technology/by Gus Wintzell

Cummings Research Park (CRP) is set to launch a DefenseTech Accelerator this fall, aiming to strengthen Huntsville’s defense industry by fostering the growth of small businesses focused on innovative technology solutions. The initiative, a collaboration between CRP, the Huntsville/Madison County Chamber, and Treble One, will leverage the Innovate Alabama Tax Credit program to keep vital […]

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Details emerge in class action lawsuit against Eclipse Apartments

August 12, 2024/in Community Development, Featured, Housing, Lead, Legal, News, People/by Noah Logan

In March, news broke of a class action lawsuit filed against Huntsville’s Eclipse apartment complex by several tenants. The lawsuit targets the developers and owners of the building, RCP Companies and Willow Bridge Inc., and alleges issues with false fire alarms and flooding at the apartment complex located at 401 Williams Avenue SW. The companies […]

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Huntsville’s PARC Project advances with key engineering contracts

August 12, 2024/in Community Development, Construction, Engineering, Featured, Government, Lead, News/by Gus Wintzell

Huntsville’s ambitious Pedestrian Access and Redevelopment Corridor (PARC) project is moving forward, following the City Council’s approval of crucial engineering design contracts late last week. These contracts are vital in ensuring the project meets state and federal grant requirements, setting the stage for transformative infrastructure improvements in the city. A $1.93 million contract has been […]

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Booz Allen Hamilton secures spot on FBI’s $8 Billion IT contract

August 9, 2024/in Community Development, Engineering, Featured, Government, Lead, Military, News, Technology/by Gus Wintzell

Booz Allen Hamilton (NYSE: BAH) has been awarded a position on the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s (FBI) largest IT contract to date—the $8 billion Information Technology Supplies and Support Services 2nd generation (ITSSS-2) blanket purchase agreement. This contract aims to secure advanced technologies and IT modernization support for the FBI. “We are honored to bring […]

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Mayor Battle welcomes international firm to Huntsville, highlights city’s economic growth

August 7, 2024/in Community Development, Economy, Events, Featured, Lead, News/by Sarah Zupko

Stanton Chase, a top-ranked global leadership advisory and retained search firm, has recently expanded to Huntsville with a new office. Mayor Battle helped welcome the firm at the 106 Jefferson hotel on July 29.  “Founded in 1990, Stanton Chase serves as a global leadership partner, recognized for exceptional results around the world. Our firm is […]

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How Artificial Intelligence is being positively implemented in Huntsville’s economy

August 7, 2024/in Community Development, Defense, Economy, Education, Engineering, Featured, Lead, Military, News, Research, Science, Technology/by Carl Holden

There are smart people working on AI right now in Huntsville. That’s the important fact you need to know right now. Part of what we need to do right now is recognize these efforts, share with others, and encourage colleagues and collaboration. It’s only from this kind of effort that we can continue to draw […]

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Legacy of the 1989 tornado: The birth of Baron Weather and its impact on Huntsville

August 5, 2024/in Community Development, Environment, Events, Featured, Lead, News, People, Weather/by Sarah Zupko

On a Wednesday afternoon in 1989, I was shoe shopping after school with my mom and two older siblings. As we left the shop in Haysland Square, the sky was green and the clouds were churning. No tornado sirens were sounding, but my mom — who was also raised in Huntsville — knew immediately that […]

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City Council makes plans for North HSV renovations, talks housing and sustainability

July 31, 2024/in Community Development, Development, Featured, Government, Housing, Lead, News/by Laura Boehringer

In its most recent rendition, the Huntsville City Council delved into a series of urban development projects, including the Mill Creek and Blue Bike initiatives, aimed at enhancing the city’s infrastructure and promoting sustainable growth.   Affordability and transportation access The meeting opened with a focus on downtown development, highlighting efforts to increase diversity, affordability, and […]

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