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Transit or Development First? Huntsville Says Both

June 27, 2025/in Automotive, Community Development, Construction, Development, Economy, Employment, Energy, Events, Featured, Government, Lead, Manufacturing, News, Resource, Services, Traffic, Transportation, Workforce Development/by Mike Easterling

The age-old riddle about which came first, the chicken or the egg, was long ago solved. It was the egg. Eggs are prehistoric and predate the chicken, which is relatively new in the evolution of things. Sounds reasonable, but Dennis Madsen, manager of urban and long-range planning for the City of Huntsville, unveiled his own […]

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Mental Health Is a Bottom‑Line Issue: Lessons from Former Kaiser Executive Adam Nemer

June 23, 2025/in Economy, Education, Employment, Featured, Health, Health Care, Lead, Medical, News, Resource/by Kait Thursday

Huntsville’s employers are feeling the same headwinds as companies nationwide: higher turnover, stubborn productivity gaps, and ballooning health‑care costs [1]. An overlooked culprit is mental illness, which affects one in five U.S. adults each year — nearly 58 million people [2]. A new macro‑economic study by economists at Yale and Columbia puts a sharper edge on that headline […]

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Go Build Alabama to Host June 17 Hiring Event

June 12, 2025/in Construction, Construction Zone, Education, Employment, Events, Featured, News, Resource, Success, Workforce Development/by staff reports

Go Build Alabama is scheduled to host a free hiring event on Tuesday, June 17, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Calhoun Community College’s Advanced Technology Center. The event aims to connect job seekers with opportunities in commercial construction. Demand for skilled workers continues to rise as commercial construction projects expand across North Alabama, […]

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Alabama, Colorado continue to clash over final site for Space Command headquarters

June 3, 2025/in Aerospace, Defense, Development, Economy, Employment, Engineering, Featured, Government, Lead, News/by Mike Easterling

As an ongoing political tug-of-war drags on between Alabama and Colorado to land the permanent Space Command headquarters, frustration grows among politicians from both states. The decision, with Dr. Troy E. Meink’s approval by the U.S. Senate three weeks ago as the new Secretary of the Air Force, is expected any day to either move […]

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The New Reasons Why Employees Quit

June 3, 2025/in Career, Columnists, Employment, Featured, Lead, News, Resource, Workforce Development/by Alexander Duck

Information from the Bureau of Labor Statistics and the iHire 2024 Talent Retention Report have demonstrated some shifting trends in the current workforce pool.  Quit rates, the number of employees voluntarily leaving their position each month, hit an all-time high of nearly 3% in the United States in 2022. This period is now referred to […]

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FBI Director’s Inconsistent Budget Support Raises Questions About the Future of Federal Presence in Huntsville

June 2, 2025/in Economy, Employment, Featured, Government, Law, Lead, Legal, News/by Kait Thursday

FBI Director Kash Patel’s recent testimony before the Senate and House has raised more questions than answers about the future of the agency’s presence in Huntsville. On Thursday, Patel expressed support for the Trump administration’s 2026 budget proposal for the FBI—a plan that calls for a $545 million reduction in funding for salaries and expenses, […]

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Merit Bank Adds Familiar Faces to Leadership and Commercial Banking Team

May 22, 2025/in Banking, Employment, Featured, Finance, Lead, News, Recognition/by staff reports

Merit Bank has expanded its commercial banking teams with the addition of several experienced professionals. These strategic hires reflect the bank’s deep commitment to local leadership and relationship-based banking that supports the thriving business community across North Alabama. J.E.P. Buchanan joins as Senior Vice President. Entering his 35th year of banking in North Alabama, J.E.P. […]

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Department of Defense and DARPA host networking events in Huntsville

May 20, 2025/in Aerospace, Defense, Development, Employment, Events, Featured, Government, Lead, Military, NASA, News, Science, Space, Success, Workforce Development/by Katie Holt

Defense researchers, innovators, and industry leaders convened in Huntsville for a Department of Defense SciTech Connect Networking Event, which aimed to strengthen ties across the defense, science, and technology community. DoD SciTech Connect is a new initiative launched in December 2024 by the U.S Government.  According to the DoD, this new platform was created to […]

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Downtown Huntsville, Inc. seeks new executive leadership

May 15, 2025/in Arts, Career, Community Development, Development, Employment, Featured, Government, Lead, News, Tourism, Workforce Development/by Sarah Zupko

Downtown Huntsville, Inc. (DHI) recently announced the resignation of President & CEO Rob Buddo. Buddo’s last day will be Friday, May 23, 2025, as he has accepted a new position in his hometown of Charlotte, North Carolina. Buddo joined DHI in 2022. “Rob helped shape where we are today,” said Mark Russell, Board Chair of […]

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Huntsville/Madison County Chamber Announces 2025 Best Places to Work® Winners

May 15, 2025/in Awards, Defense, Development, Economy, Employment, Entrepreneurs, Events, Featured, News, Nonprofits, Research, Resource, Retail, Services, Small Business, Success, Workforce Development/by Noah Logan

The Huntsville/Madison County Chamber revealed the 2025 winners of the annual Best Places to Work® Awards during a celebratory luncheon held on Tuesday in the VBC Saturn Ballroom. This year also marked the debut of a new award category recognizing companies that excel in supporting employee health and wellness. Winners are determined based on confidential […]

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