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Toyota Field to host SEC Softball Tournament starting in 2027

April 20, 2026/in Development, Economy, Entertainment, Events, Featured, News, Recreation, Sports/by Bud McLaughlin

The road to the Women’s College World Series runs through Madison – starting in 2027. Huntsville, Madison and Madison County will host the SEC Softball Tournament for four years at Toyota Field, it was announced Friday. “We are honored to be the hosts of the SEC softball championship for the next four years and turning […]

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Dynetics wins $617 million Army contract for next-gen weapon system

April 16, 2026/in Defense, Economy, Engineering, Featured, Government, Lead, Manufacturing, Military, News, Technology/by Bud McLaughlin

Dynetics has been awarded a $617 million contract by the Army to produce its Indirect Fire Protection Capability Increment Two systems, the Department of Defense announced Wednesday. The contract, valued at $617,164,135 will fund the purchase of launcher systems, retrofitting prototype launchers, buying all-up-round magazines, soldier trainers, weight representative training devices, contractor logistics services, initial […]

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Space Command Intelligence Directorate begins Redstone operations

April 16, 2026/in Aerospace, Defense, Development, Economy, Employment, Events, Featured, Government, Lead, Military, News, Space, Success, Technology/by Bud McLaughlin

The first operational facility of the U.S. Space Command on Redstone Arsenal is open for business. Personnel with the command’s J2 Intelligence Directorate relocated Wednesday to Redstone Arsenal and are among the first Space Command personnel to make the permanent move. The occasion marked the first of an estimated 200 personnel who will relocate from […]

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A new program wants to keep Alabama’s young builders from leaving

April 15, 2026/in Career, Community Development, Development, Economy, Education, Employment, Entrepreneurs, Events, Featured, Finance, Government, Lead, News, Nonprofits, Success, Workforce Development/by Noah Logan

Every year, young Alabamians with big ideas make the same calculation: stay and struggle to find your people, or leave for Atlanta, Nashville, or somewhere with a more established startup scene. A new statewide program called Unlock Alabama is betting they don’t have to make that choice.   Backed by a $300,000 grant from Innovate Alabama […]

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India Consul General boosts collaboration with Huntsville companies

April 13, 2026/in Aerospace, Biotechnology, Defense, Development, Economy, Events, Featured, Government, Health Care, Lead, Manufacturing, News/by Bud McLaughlin

While India and the United States share similar histories, both are former members of the British empire, they also share similar political systems as the two largest democracies in the world. The two nations also share economic interests that extend to Huntsville by linking local companies with India’s growing economy. “Of five or six of […]

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L.L.Bean store at Bridge Street Town Centre is first in Alabama

April 3, 2026/in Community Development, Development, Economy, Events, Featured, Lead, News, Philanthropy, Recreation, Retail, Travel/Leisure/by Bud McLaughlin

Fittingly, the launch of the state’s first L.L. Bean store began with a T-minus countdown. And “3 … 2 … 1 … 0,” the ribbon was cut Friday morning in a ceremony at Bridge Street Town Centre as the outdoor apparel retailer made its footprint in the Rocket City. “Opening our first store in Alabama […]

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Huntsville named ‘Best Place to Live in 2026’

April 3, 2026/in Awards, Community Development, Economy, Featured, Finance, Government, Housing, News, Real Estate, Research/by Bud McLaughlin

When a report about Huntsville begins “3, 2, 1…Take off to an excellent life in Rocket City!”, you know it’s good. In fact, this list by livability.com is to the moon. Citing affordability and quality of life, the national publication has ranked Huntsville the nation’s most livable small to mid-size city. “Livability.com is very engaged […]

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Boeing, Lockheed Martin to turbocharge Patriot seeker production in Huntsville

April 2, 2026/in Aerospace, Defense, Development, Economy, Employment, Engineering, Featured, Government, Lead, Manufacturing, Military, News, Technology/by Bud McLaughlin

Boeing’s Huntsville facility will triple production of its PAC-3 missile seekers following an agreement on a seven-year deal with the Pentagon.  Under the agreement, Boeing, the Department of War and PAC-3 Missile Segment Enhancement prime contractor Lockheed Martin will immediately begin production ramp-up and negotiate toward a multi-year contract award later this year. “This agreement […]

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Real Estate Update: Madison County home sales, median prices continued to rise in Feb.

April 2, 2026/in Economy, Featured, Government, Housing, Lead, News, Real Estate, Research/by Haley Walden

According to the March 9 weekly report from the Huntsville Area Association of Realtors (HAAR), as of the week ending Feb. 26, 2026, the average 30-year fixed mortgage rate dropped to 5.98%. Freddie Mac says this was the first time in three and a half years that mortgage rates dipped below 6%.  Lower mortgage rates […]

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Huntsville Utilities explains spike in winter bills, citing cold weather, system demand and TVA costs

March 31, 2026/in Community Development, Economy, Events, Featured, Finance, Government, Lead, News, Resource, Services, TVA, Utilities, Weather/by Katie Holt

Rising winter utility bills drew concerned residents to a Huntsville City Council meeting on Thursday, March 26. During a scheduled presentation that evening, Huntsville Utilities CEO Wes Kelley outlined the factors behind the increase that has caused significant public concern.  At the meeting on Thursday, March 26, Kelley stated that in January and February, the […]

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