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First avid Hotel in Alabama Breaks Ground at Town Madison

May 1, 2019/in Construction Zone, Featured, News, Services, Sports, Travel/Leisure/by Kimberly Ballard

MADISON — Shovels in hand, the Breland Companies, Madison County Commission Chairman Dale Strong, and Madison Mayor Paul Finley joined the leadership team for avid Hotels to break ground on their first hotel in Alabama. “We are excited about this great location in the City of Madison and to be a part of Town Madison’s […]

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While Residents are Goin’ ‘Round Huntsville Mountain, Businesses are Assessing the Fallout

April 30, 2019/in Construction Zone, Featured, Government, News/by Kimberly Ballard

Huntsville residents are used to going around things. Most people have skirted around Redstone Arsenal for 65 years to get where they are going. And, after all, when you live in a valley, there are going to be some mountains to traverse, but the priority $18 million Cecil Ashburn Drive road improvement project has been […]

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Mazda Toyota Plant Reaches New Heights with Milestone

April 23, 2019/in Automotive, Construction Zone, Featured, Manufacturing, News/by Bud McLaughlin

With the first steel column now in place, construction is well underway for Mazda Toyota Manufacturing U.S.A. (MTMUS). Team members celebrated the milestone with a small gathering at the plant site Tuesday. Despite a heavy rain season, construction of the $1.6 billion advanced manufacturing facility in Limestone County remains on schedule. “Today marks an exciting […]

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Women in Hardhats are a Growing Trend in the Construction Industry

April 23, 2019/in Construction Zone, Featured, News, People/by Kimberly Ballard

MADISON, Ala. — Nationally, women make up less than 10 percent of the construction industry – 9.1 percent according to the National Association of Women in Construction. That number has been steadily increasing over the past decade, so much that the NAWIC started a Women in Construction Week, held annually in March. It highlights women […]

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South Huntsville Library: The Future of Libraries at the Sandra Moon Campus

April 22, 2019/in Construction Zone, Education, Featured, Government, News, Technology/by Lori Connors

With more than 20 years of continuous growth and service to South Huntsville, the Bailey Cove Library is bursting at the seams. Research has shown that over the past year, more than 2,000 library cards were issued; more than 10,000 programs attended; and nearly 7,000 people used the public computers – JUST at Bailey Cove […]

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Ivey Announces I-565 Widening Project

April 17, 2019/in Construction Zone, Featured, News, Travel/Leisure/by Bud McLaughlin

MONTGOMERY – Following through on a campaign promise, Gov. Kay Ivey announced Wednesday a widening project for heavily traveled I-565. She also said a second project will expand the I-65 interchange at Tanner. The two major transportation projects were selected by the Alabama Department of Transportation for the Rebuild Alabama Act First Year Plan 2020. The […]

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Safety is Paramount as Construction on Town Madison Stadium Reaches Significant Milestones

April 11, 2019/in Construction Zone, Entertainment, Featured, News, Sports, Travel/Leisure/by Kimberly Ballard

MADISON — The home for the Rocket City Trash Pandas baseball team is about one-quarter complete. Concrete and steel have gone up and the underground plumbing and electricity is being laid. Mud is moving, tractors are pulling, trucks are dumping, and walls are being erected. The entire Town Madison development may have gotten off to […]

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Neither rain, nor more rain, nor even more rain can slow the progress at MidCity Huntsville

April 2, 2019/in Construction Zone, Entertainment, Featured, Food/dining, News, Real Estate, Retail, Sports, Travel/Leisure/by Mike Easterling

While constant rain, some heavy enough to cause flooding, has been a seemingly daily companion to the Tennessee Valley community, the wet conditions haven’t slowed progress at MidCity Huntsville. “We only had three good days in December,’’ said Nadia Niakossary, project coordinator for developer RCP Companies. “But we figured that into the time frame. We’re […]

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Fleming Farms, Redstone Gateway Projects Underway

March 27, 2019/in News, Construction Zone, Real Estate/by Bud McLaughlin

Construction is underway on a pair of BL Harbert projects in Huntsville. Ground was broken this month on Fleming Farms, a senior housing community, and 8800 Redstone Gateway, an office development. Fleming Farms, on Whitesburg Drive, will support the needs of a wide range of seniors from independent living and assisted living to memory care. […]

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State DOT Filling Potholes, Investigating Cracks

February 26, 2019/in News, Construction Zone, Government/by Bud McLaughlin

The torrential rains that brought flood conditions to the area also wreaked havoc with the highways, creating potholes and cracks as wide as a lane. State Department of Transportation crews began filling potholes that made Interstate-565 resemble a moonscape more than a highway. Seth Burkett, ALDOT’s North Region public information officer, said “several tons of […]

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