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Venardos Circus Kicks Off Fall Entertainment at MidCity This Week

October 11, 2021/in Lead, Entertainment, Events, Featured, News/by Kimberly Ballard

The Vernardos Circus kicks off a series of entertainment venues coming to MidCity this fall. Started as the Little Circus with Big Dreams at the Los Angeles County Fair in 2014, the Vernardos Circus debuted to a sold-out audience at Huntsville’s MidCity District this weekend.  Created by former Ringling Bros. Ringmaster Kevin Vernardos, the Broadway-style […]

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Luxury and Convenience: Huntsville and Madison are Keeping up with Luxury Apartment Trend

October 8, 2021/in Housing, Community Development, Featured, News, Real Estate/by Lori Connors

If anything, the pandemic has put a finer point on the concept of “Home, Sweet Home.” With most jobs shifting to a remote platform, along with the closing of schools and fitness centers, many reconfigured their living spaces into mini offices, classrooms, and home gyms.  During the last year and a half, homeowners and renters […]

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MTM Gets Cranking on 2022 Toyota Corolla Cross; Mazda Starts Production on New CX-50 Crossover in January

October 8, 2021/in Lead, Automotive, Development, Featured, Manufacturing, News, Workforce Development/by Kimberly Ballard

Ladies and Gentlemen, start those engines!  Oops! Not your racing engines but the all-new namesake “Apollo” production line at Huntsville’s new Mazda Toyota Manufacturing!  With the push of a button this month, the new $2.3 billion, 3.7 million square foot MTM facility finally begins production on its first ever automobile – the 2022 Toyota Corolla […]

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City of Huntsville COVID Update: Fluctuating Case Numbers and ERAP

October 7, 2021/in News, COVID-19, Economy, Featured, Housing/by Mike Easterling

Cases of COVID-19 in Madison County have dropped in the past week. That’s the positive news Crestwood Medical Center CEO Dr. Pam Hudson brought to the COVID-19 briefing Wednesday at the Huntsville City Council chambers. “There is a reduction in new cases over the last seven days of 10 percent,’’ she said. “Some good news […]

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Millennium Opens the Nation’s First Threat Informatics Center

October 6, 2021/in Lead, cyber, Development, Engineering, Featured, Information technology, News/by Lori Connors

Cybercrimes are occurring with increasing frequency. As hackers develop more sophisticated ways to access secure information, the need for people skilled in cybersecurity continues to grow.  To help address these issues, Millennium Corporation recently unveiled its new Threat Informatics Center (MTIC™). Located in Bridge Street Town Centre, the MTIC™ facility is the first-of-its-kind in the […]

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Boeing Expands Huntsville Missile Seeker Prod; Wins $1.1 Billion Army Contract

October 5, 2021/in Defense, Engineering, Featured, Military, News, Technology/by Kimberly Ballard

It is considered the most mature hit-to-kill weapon system in the U.S. Ballistic Missile Defense System (BMDS) and Boeing just won their second multi-billion-dollar contract this year to expand the Army’s PATRIOT Advanced Capability (PAC) -3 seeker missiles.  Boeing expanded their Huntsville facilities in 2022 to accommodate future seeker production growth. Under the new $1.1 […]

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Part II of III: Counting Down to Takeoff, Meet Artemis SLS

October 4, 2021/in Lead, Community Development, Engineering, Featured, NASA, News, Space, Technology/by Kimberly Ballard

This is the second of a three-part series on the inauguration of the Artemis Lunar and Deep Space Missions using the SLS Rocket, developed and tested here in Huntsville, and set to launch tentatively, by the end of the year from Kennedy Space Flight Center. Home to the propulsion systems associated with the rockets we […]

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Huntsville’s New Music Streaming Platform is a Blast!

October 4, 2021/in Entertainment, Arts, Community Development, Featured, News/by Kimberly Ballard

You don’t need a library card to check out Blast, Huntsville’s new online platform for streaming music from local artists.  Launched August 31 by the Huntsville/Madison County Public Library as their contribution to Mayor Tommy Battle’s Music Initiative, Blast is Huntsville’s first streaming platform to feature local artists, build local music libraries and catalogs, and […]

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Cyber Conference Recap: Cyber Buzz Captivates VBC at Annual National Cyber Summit

October 1, 2021/in cyber, Defense, Development, Featured, Information technology, News/by Gus Wintzell

Most internet users are concerned at some point about being hacked or experiencing fraud. Attendees at the 12th annual National Cyber Summit this week at the Von Braun Center were thinking about similar issues, but on a much broader scale. The conference was hosted by the North Alabama Chapter of the Information Systems Security Association, […]

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Gov. Ivey Joins Officials to Welcome Special Aerospace Services Campus to Cummings Research Park

September 30, 2021/in Lead, Community Development, Defense, Economy, Engineering, Featured, Information technology, News, Small Business, Technology, Workforce Development/by Kimberly Ballard

With a backdrop of sunshine, classical music and scrumptious food, Special Aerospace Services (SAS) broke ground on their new 55,000 square-foot facility they call “The Campus” at 1101 Explorer Boulevard in Cummings Research Park. The new facility consists of two buildings, and they expect to add up to 50 high technology jobs when they open […]

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