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Fantasy Playhouse expands with acquisition of historic Merrimack Hall

January 31, 2025/in Arts, Community Development, Construction, Education, Entertainment, Featured, Lead, News, Travel/Leisure/by Sarah Zupko

Fantasy Playhouse Children’s Theater & Academy (FPCTA) has announced that a significant milestone in its capital expansion campaign, Spotlight on the Future, has been reached as First Horizon Bank has been chosen as the official naming sponsor of the Access and Community Engagement Office.  Karen Mockensturm, chief executive officer of FPCTA, shared her thoughts on […]

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TVA partners with ASCTE on cyber security innovation

January 28, 2025/in Construction, cyber, Defense, Education, Featured, Lead, News, TVA, Workforce Development/by Mike Easterling

The cutting-edge Alabama School for Cyber Technology and Engineering (ASCTE) is growing its campus. The soccer field next door to the new tennis courts lacks only a gravel path to be ready for the start of preseason practice. The Sentinel Center, which will house a gym and serve as home to many of the school’s […]

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Real Estate Update: December figures show uptick at end of sluggish year

January 28, 2025/in Construction, Development, Economy, Education, Featured, Lead, News, Real Estate/by Marie Johnson

Reports from the month of December have shown that the residential real estate market has been stronger than most winter seasons, with the local market here in Huntsville/Madison County a bit more brisk than the national norm. According to reports from the Huntsville Area Association of Realtors (HAAR), there were 622 homes sold in December […]

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Sports tourism in Huntsville in 2024: The record-setting numbers are now in

January 24, 2025/in Economy, Education, Employment, Entertainment, Featured, Finance, Hospitality, Lead, News, Recreation, Sports, Tourism, Travel/Leisure/by Sarah Zupko

Photo credit: Huntsville Sports Commission The Huntsville/Madison County Convention & Visitors Bureau (CVB) has released the figures for sports tourism in Huntsville in 2024.  The CVB reports that 68 sporting events held in Huntsville over the past year resulted in a record-breaking $50 million in economic impact. “We have come a long way over the […]

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Singing River Trail names new Executive Director

January 24, 2025/in Community Development, Construction, Development, Education, Environment, Featured, Health, Lead, News, Nonprofits, Recreation, Tourism, Travel/Leisure/by staff reports

The Singing River Trail (SRT) Board of Directors has announced that Misti Potter will serve as the organization’s new Executive Director. “We are thrilled to welcome Misti to the Singing River Trail team,” said Jared Mitchem, SRT Board Chair. “Her expertise in nonprofit leadership, combined with her proven ability to deliver impactful results, positions her […]

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Spring 2025 Civic Engagement Academy: Now open for applications

January 23, 2025/in Community Development, Education, Featured, Lead, News/by Sarah Zupko

Are you a resident, student, or business owner in Huntsville or the surrounding areas? Are you at least 19 years of age? Are you interested in learning more about Huntsville’s municipal government and ways to make a difference in the community? You might be a great fit for Huntsville’s Civic Engagement Academy’s (CEA) spring 2025 […]

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Techs and the City: Unveiling a vision for the next decade in Huntsville

January 21, 2025/in Education, Entrepreneurs, Featured, Information technology, Lead, News, People, Recreation, Technology, Workforce Development/by Mike Easterling

Photo: gener8tor Old and young techies alike gathered on a cold Tuesday night at The Camp in MidCity to socialize during happy hour before a panel of local business heavyweights talked shop. The occasion was the inaugural “Techs and the City’’—a play on the title of a popular cable television series—and was subtitled “Huntsville and […]

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Dallas, Lowe and Lincoln Mills closer to historic street signs

January 20, 2025/in Community Development, Education, Featured, Government, Housing, Lead, News, Real Estate/by Mike Easterling

The preliminaries are nearly finished and the folks behind the movement to add the Dallas Mill Historical District to the growing list of Huntsville neighborhoods adorned with the city’s brown and white street signs are nearing their goal. The Dallas Mill burned down years ago, but old-timers and more recent arrivals alike gathered at Jackson […]

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Drake State lands large grant aimed at building workforce infrastructure

January 17, 2025/in Education, Government, Lead, Manufacturing, News, Technology, Workforce Development/by Mike Easterling

Drake State Community and Technical College’s reputation as a leader in workforce development and innovation helped it land a grant worth $1,514,520. The award is part of the U.S. Department of Labor’s latest round of Strengthening Community Colleges Training Grants. Drake State is the first institution in Alabama to receive the grant. This funding is […]

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Huntsville City Council honors heroic officers, discusses Weeden House updates

January 16, 2025/in Awards, Banking, Community Development, Construction, Education, Featured, Government, Law, Lead, News, Nonprofits, Travel/Leisure/by Noah Logan

The Huntsville City Council convened Thursday, January 9th for its first regular meeting of the year, where they recognized remarkable acts of bravery, received updates from the community, and handled various city-related matters. The meeting began with a special recognition of Huntsville Police Officer Jason Tony and Sergeant Lambert for their extraordinary courage in responding […]

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