A veteran-owned technology firm specializing in Palantir implementation services has established a permanent Huntsville presence as the U.S. Army expands its use of data and artificial intelligence platforms across the defense enterprise. PVM, a service-disabled veteran-owned small business founded by retired Navy officer Pat Mack, opened a Huntsville office on June 23rd with six employees […]
The HudsonAlpha Institute for Biotechnology annually hosts its Memory & Mobility Update, an educational event designed to keep the public informed (free of charge) about its latest advances in neurodegenerative disease research. HudsonAlpha Director of Communications Sarah Sharman moderated this year’s program held on June 23 at the Jackson Center. The event featured presentations from […]
For many years, Still Serving Veterans (SSV) has helped thousands of veterans navigate the transition from military service to civilian life. Founded in 2006, SSV provides no-cost career counseling, Veterans Affairs benefits assistance, and supportive services to service members and their loved ones. On Tuesday, June 23rd, the organization and its supporters gathered for […]
As healthcare and education continue to rank among Huntsville’s most important community priorities, local leaders are finding new ways to merge the two to improve health outcomes across North Alabama. The UAH College of Nursing launched its Neighborhood Nursing initiative in fall 2025 to address community health needs. By receiving neighborhood-based care to under-resourced and […]
To say a new apprenticeship program at Drake State Community & Technical College is generating excitement, is putting it mildly. “I was stopped in the lobby (of Drake State’s O’Neal Library and Technology Center) by about 10 or 15 people asking ‘how do I apply?’” said Lance Fulks, vice president of manufacturing for Boeing Space, […]
By day, Dennis Madsen spends his time thinking about the places that define Huntsville’s character and future. Little did he know that his expertise as the city’s manager of Urban and Long-Range Planning would come into play for a board game. Next year, the Rocket City will be the setting for Monopoly: Huntsville Edition and […]
Make Music Day Huntsville will return on Sunday, June 21, and organizers are urging anyone interested in performing or hosting an event to register before the June 19 deadline. The free, all-ages event is hosted by the Huntsville Music Office and the Huntsville Hospital Music Therapy Program and is open to anyone who wants to […]
It’s just what the doctor ordered. Or, rather, it’s what North Huntsville needed. In a major effort to address a dearth of health care access in North Huntsville, Alabama A&M and Huntsville Hospital have opened the first primary care clinic in that underserved but growing part of Huntsville. Officials from Alabama A&M and Huntsville Hospital […]
The College of Nursing at The University of Alabama in Huntsville (UAH), a part of The University of Alabama System, has received support from Bryant Bank since 2014 through a $3 million pledge distributed over 30 years. The annual $100,000 gift funds the Bryant Bank Dean’s Scholars Program, which provides scholarships to Alabama freshmen who […]
In the midst of recognizing and thanking the community for its service and partnership with Redstone Arsenal, Lt. Gen. Gavin Lawrence, the deputy commanding general of the Army Materiel Command and senior commander of Redstone Arsenal, suddenly changed course and threw down the gauntlet. “You have not hosted military organizations,” he said Tuesday during the […]
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