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A Food Hall of Kitchens, Breweries and Food Trucks Coming to Town Madison

May 16, 2019/in Construction Zone, Entertainment, Featured, Food/dining, News, Real Estate, Retail, Sports, Travel/Leisure/by Kimberly Ballard

MADISON — At his State of the City Address in March, Madison Mayor Paul Finley told the audience to buckle up for some big announcements coming out of the new Town Madison development this spring. Today, the Breland Companies delivered a big one! The latest addition is a sprawling Food Hall of 18 kitchens curated by […]

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Million-Dollar Mark: Trash Pandas Do Minor League in a Big League Way

May 14, 2019/in Featured, News, Sports/by Bud McLaughlin

MADISON — When the Rocket City Trash Pandas announced their team name, several hundred people packed a local microbrewery. When the team held a logo unveiling with fireworks and a band, Madison’s Dublin Park was jammed. So, why should it surprise anyone that the team – which will not play a game for another 11 […]

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Auto Supplier DaikyoNishikawa to Locate First U.S. Plant in Huntsville, Creating 380 Jobs

May 14, 2019/in Automotive, Construction Zone, Featured, Manufacturing, News/by Bud McLaughlin

Japan-based DaikyoNishikawa US will build a $110 million auto parts manufacturing facility in Huntsville, the company announced Tuesday. “Huntsville welcomes DaikyoNishikawa to our growing regional network of automotive suppliers,” Mayor Tommy Battle said. “They’re joining an outstanding partnership with Mazda Toyota Manufacturing U.S.A., and we’re collectively witnessing the birth of a major automotive hub for […]

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Limestone, Madison Counties Lead State in Capital Investment, Job Creation

May 14, 2019/in Construction Zone, Featured, Government, Manufacturing, News/by Kimberly Ballard

Limestone and Madison counties topped all other counties in Alabama for new capital investment (CAPEX) and job creation, according to the 2018 New & Expanding Industry Report just released by the Alabama Department of Commerce. Limestone County led the state with CAPEX of $1.7 billion, followed by Madison County with $1.1 billion in new capital […]

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Urban Engine Discussion Focuses on Unique Challenges Faced by Women in Business

May 8, 2019/in Featured, News, People, Small Business, Technology/by Lori Connors

The Rocket City is known for its high-tech, digital-driven businesses and engineering. But, if you’re a woman in those industries, there are challenges that male counterparts don’t have to face. So, Urban Engine Executive Director Toni Eberhart stepped in to help women answer those challenges with a panel discussion called “Her-Story.” “We decided to do […]

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Huntsville’s Magic Number for Downtown Hotel Rooms is 1,000

May 7, 2019/in Construction Zone, Featured, News, Travel/Leisure/by Mike Easterling

The newest edition to Huntsville’s skyline is only one of many new hotels planned for downtown. City planners don’t plan to stop until they reach 1,000. Not the number of hotels, obviously, but the number of hotel rooms available in the center of the city for highly-attended events. The AC Hotel Huntsville Downtown, a Marriott […]

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Hays Farm Multi-use Development Planned for South Huntsville

May 6, 2019/in Construction Zone, Entertainment, Featured, Real Estate, Retail/by Bud McLaughlin

The answer to the long-asked question “What is going to happen with Haysland Square?” is finally provided. Hays Farm, an 850-acre development, will soon be raised in South Huntsville after the 55-year-old shopping center is razed. Jim Hays, John Hays and Jeff Enfinger announced plans for the project which will include an entertainment district, nature […]

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Huntsville, Sierra Nevada Chasing the Dream of Space-based Business

May 6, 2019/in Aerospace, Featured, Government, News, Technology/by Kimberly Ballard

Since the launch of the International Space Station some 20 years ago, the idea of space, especially low-Earth orbit, has been as one big start-up business. With Sierra Nevada’s Dream Chaser spacecraft jumping into the commercial resupply mission lane, the whole commercialization of space concept got very interesting for Huntsville. If all goes as planned, […]

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Huntsville/Madison County Chamber Announces 2019 Best Places to Work

May 4, 2019/in Events, Featured, News/by Kimberly Ballard

The employees have spoken. Well, they voted, actually, on the best places to work in Madison County. The Huntsville-Madison County Chamber announced the winners of its annual Best Places to Work Awards at a recent luncheon held in the Von Braun Center. Businesses of all sizes are represented in five categories ranging from fewer than 25 […]

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Madison Chamber Holds Ribbon-Cutting … for Itself

May 3, 2019/in Featured, Government, News/by Kimberly Ballard

MADISON — The role was reversed for the Madison Chamber of Commerce when it held a ribbon-cutting and open house – for itself. The Chamber moved to 103 Spenryn Drive near downtown from its former location inside the Hogan Family YMCA on Hughes Road. The new space is about double of what the Chamber had […]

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