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An ‘Exchange’ of ideas, program’s first cohort is ready for ‘Launch’

September 18, 2026/in Community Development, Development, Events, Featured, Government, Lead, News, Nonprofits, People, Success, TVA/by Bud McLaughlin

Cooperation and trust are key ingredients in getting projects done among companies, agencies, governments and people. In fact, John Allen, board chairman of Launch, put it simply: “We do so much more and better together.” Launch is a regional partnership serving 13 counties across North Alabama. The organization recently announced the inaugural cohort of The […]

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ALDOT director: Meeting the state’s highway needs is a balancing act

September 18, 2026/in Automotive, Community Development, Development, Environment, Events, Featured, Government, Lead, News, Tourism, Traffic, Transportation, Travel/Leisure/by Bud McLaughlin

John Cooper, the director of the Alabama Department of Transportation, was to the point in stressing the importance of good roads and highways in a way that anyone can relate. “I think it is important for the quality of life in Alabama,” he said. “Miss Maude needs to be able to drive to church and […]

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Local entrepreneur makes $1.5 million gift to UAH engineering

September 18, 2026/in Community Development, Education, Engineering, Featured, Lead, News, People, Philanthropy/by staff reports

The College of Engineering at The University of Alabama in Huntsville (UAH) was an important part of Mike Wicks’ education and career. Wicks, who received his master’s degree in mechanical engineering from UAH in 1993, has donated $1.5 million to the university’s new Raymond B. Jones Engineering Building. The gift will name the building’s multi-purpose […]

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MAD Security meets cyber challenges in defending businesses from evil

September 17, 2026/in cyber, Defense, Education, Events, Featured, Lead, News, Technology, Workforce Development/by Bud McLaughlin

Inside a nondescript brick building in Cummings Research Park is an army of “soldiers” defending the country and businesses from cyber invasion. On Wednesday, MAD Security cut the ribbon on its operations center, revealing its mission to visiting civic officials and customers. And, its mission is basic. “We defend those that defend the mission,” said […]

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Summit addresses area’s transit needs: ‘Public transit will work’

September 17, 2026/in Automotive, Community Development, Development, Environment, Events, Featured, Government, News, Traffic, Transportation/by Bud McLaughlin

“If you can make it safe and convenient and attractive, people will use it.” It doesn’t have quite the international impact of “if you build it, he will come,” but the local impact will be immeasurable. The statement from John Autry, Huntsville’s manager of public transportation, counters the claims that public transit won’t work here […]

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Building a Safer Construction Industry Means Talking About Mental Health

September 16, 2026/in Construction, Education, Featured, Health, Lead, News, Resource/by staff reports

By Scott Crosby, Turner Construction Company — Huntsville We can spot a fall hazard from a hundred feet away. We spend our careers learning to see risk: a fall hazard, a missing guardrail, a trench that hasn’t been shored. The construction industry has trained generations of people to catch those dangers before they hurt someone, […]

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Sandra Moon Community Complex is not an ordinary community center

September 15, 2026/in Arts, Community Development, Development, Entertainment, Events, Featured, Government, Health, Lead, News, Nonprofits, People, Recreation, Services, Travel/Leisure/by Bud McLaughlin

The city held a ribbon-cutting Tuesday for a performing arts center. And a playground. And a gymnasium. And tennis courts. And a community meeting center. And a multimedia center. And a public library. And pickleball courts. All at the same time and same place. The Sandra Moon Community Complex was officially opened with Mayor Tommy […]

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More Than 90 businesses, one downtown Huntsville address

September 15, 2026/in Development, Entrepreneurs, Featured, Lead, News, Recreation, Retail, Tourism, Travel/Leisure/by Katie Holt

For Aaron Hase and his family, downtown Huntsville is more than a popular retail and dining destination; it is a third-generation family affair. Formerly known as Clinton Row Shops, Clinton Row Market is a mixed-use space that holds retail, office, and storage space. Hase said his grandfather had owned the Clinton Row building since the […]

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Strong urges municipalities to apply for federal grants to improve infrastructure

September 15, 2026/in Community Development, Development, Environment, Events, Featured, Government, Lead, News, Resource, Tourism, Traffic, Transportation, Utilities/by Bud McLaughlin

As cities and communities grow, the need to upgrade and improve infrastructure is at the forefront. Many of those towns and even counties don’t have the financial resources to make it easier for their residents to drive to church, school or shopping. But, U.S. Rep. Dale Strong said the money is out there. “We have […]

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Drake State Celebrates Completion of RenueRedi Entrepreneurship Program

September 14, 2026/in Education, Entrepreneurs, Featured, News, Technology, Workforce Development/by staff reports

Drake State Community and Technical College has completed its RenueRedi Entrepreneurship Program, a 21-week initiative designed to provide aspiring and established entrepreneurs with business development, innovation, and entrepreneurial training. The program included hands-on instruction, mentorship, and business planning. Participants worked with Drake State and CNI Solutions on strategies related to business growth, sustainability and long-term […]

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