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Rethinking education: The rise of vocational training in the face of soaring college costs

July 19, 2024/in Community Development, Economy, Education, Employment, Featured, Lead, News, Resource, TVA, Workforce Development/by Alexander Duck

Cover image: Provided by Calhoun Community College In the 1990’s and early 2000’s, there was a major push for more post-secondary education, particularly college and university degree programs. With the creation of government direct loans and the expansion of federal student financial aid, graduate and undergraduate programs became accessible to more Americans than ever before.  […]

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Huntsville embarks on $350m Mill Creek redevelopment project

July 18, 2024/in Community Development, Development, Economy, Employment, Events, Featured, Government, Housing, Lead, News, Real Estate, Transportation, Workforce Development/by Gus Wintzell

The City of Huntsville and the Huntsville Housing Authority have secured a significant $50 million Choice Neighborhood Implementation (CNI) Grant from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). The goal of the grant, as outlined by the City’s longterm goals, is to help transform the area surrounding Butler Terrace and Johnson Towers into […]

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Huntsville cost of living and employment drive millennial population growth

July 16, 2024/in Community Development, Economy, Education, Employment, Engineering, Featured, Lead, News, Technology, Workforce Development/by Laura Boehringer

With Millennials making up 22 percent of the U.S. population, their day-to-day well being is a good sample of our health as a nation. CommericalCafe’s study of top U.S. millennial metros show that Millennials continue to flock to Huntsville for its cost of living, employment opportunities At a national level, Huntsville ranked 4th among the top […]

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Key issues and candidates collide during District 5 debate

July 15, 2024/in Community Development, Development, Economy, Education, Employment, Events, Featured, Government, Housing, Lead, News, People, Transportation, Workforce Development/by Sarah Zupko

Five local organizations came together on Saturday, July 13 to host a Meet the Candidate Forum for Huntsville’s City Council District 5 contest. The meeting was held at St. Luke Christian Church on Sparkman Drive.  The National Coalition of 100 Black Women – Greater Huntsville Area Chapter, 100 Black Men of Greater Huntsville, the League […]

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Huntsville best in state for new tech grads, ranks top ten nationwide

July 15, 2024/in Community Development, Economy, Education, Employment, Featured, Lead, News, Technology/by Laura Boehringer

Image: Provided by Cummings Research Park Bizinsure’s Gen Z IRL Tech Index ranked Huntsville #1 in Alabama for new grads looking to start their career in tech. Huntsville ranked #6 nationally alongside the likes of tech giants like Austin and Seattle.  In Huntsville, Bizinsure found a median salary of  $106k for tech jobs. HSV also […]

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Real Estate Update: To Buy or Not to Buy?

July 8, 2024/in Economy, Featured, Housing, Lead, News, Resource/by Marie Johnson

The national real estate market has entered a period of cooling, as the combination of restricted inventory and high interest rates have driven down sales.  According to Redfin, which compiled a four-month report which concluded on June 30th, pending sales have declined an average of five percent over the four months.  Despite this decline in […]

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Will AI take our jobs, even in Huntsville?

July 8, 2024/in Community Development, Economy, Employment, Engineering, Featured, Lead, News, People, Resource, Science, Technology/by Carl Holden

Cover image: Provided by www.shrm.org. First of all, AI is currently only taking very niche, very specific jobs. Mainstream news and clickbait will tell you that the hundreds of thousands of cut jobs in the last year are due to AI. Actual reporting and research is not confirming this as of yet. A poll from […]

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What you need to know about the city of Huntsville’s upcoming municipal elections

July 3, 2024/in Community Development, Economy, Education, Events, Featured, Government, Lead, News, People/by Sarah Zupko

The city of Huntsville will hold its next Municipal Election on Tuesday, August 27. Voters in Districts 1 and 5 will have the opportunity to vote for their City Council and School Board candidates of choice.  As the sole candidate for mayor, Tommy Battle was declared the winner at the City Council meeting held on […]

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From car wash confessions to legislative lessons: The case for regulating wholesaling in alabama

July 3, 2024/in Community Development, Economy, Featured, Government, Housing, Lead, News, People, Real Estate, Resource/by Matt Curtis

Recently, I took my car to get cleaned at a local car wash company in town.  The logo on my car sparked a conversation with a young kid checking me in. He wanted to tell me that he was a real estate investor and wholesaler and told me about his recent “deal.” He said unfortunately […]

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Huntsville market defies post-pandemic regional bust cycle

July 1, 2024/in Economy, Featured, Housing, Lead, News, Real Estate, Resource/by Marie Johnson

The June Mortgage Monitor Report released by the Intercontinental Exchange (ICE) shows that many of the Southern real estate markets, which saw a boom during the Covid-19 Pandemic, have begun to bust as the pace of buying has slowed and surplus inventory reaches or even exceeds pre-pandemic levels.  Austin, Texas, for example, saw a 0.25% […]

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