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Job seekers beware: Scams and fake job postings are everywhere

April 7, 2025/in Career, Columnists, Employment, Featured, Lead, News, Resource, Workforce Development/by Alexander Duck

For those of us who were around for the early days of the internet, you may recall a strange email or two from a Nigerian or Saudi prince. Maybe you won a sweepstakes that you never entered.  What a surprise when you got notified that a mysterious and vaguely distant relative had passed away, but […]

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Huntsville’s growth puts pressure on local accounting industry

April 4, 2025/in Employment, Featured, Finance, Lead, News, Workforce Development/by Heather Price

As Huntsville continues its rapid expansion, the city’s Certified Public Accountants are feeling the pressure. The growth has increased the demand for accounting services, yet according to several Huntsville-area CPAs, the number of CPAs in the area is not keeping pace. Industry experts say this gap is driven by a combination of veteran accountants retiring […]

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U.S. Space & Rocket Center debuts weather exhibit

April 4, 2025/in Aerospace, Environment, Events, Featured, Lead, News, Recreation, Research, Science, Space, Travel/Leisure, Weather/by Mike Easterling

Huntsville continues to reveal its diversity beyond renown as the Rocket City, though space does play a role in an exhibit unveiled Monday at the most visited tourist attraction in the state. A ribbon-cutting was held for the Baron Critical Weather Institute’s “How We Know The Weather’’ exhibit inside the U.S. Space & Rocket Center. […]

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Para-cyclists praise Cumings Research Park race course despite weather

April 3, 2025/in Economy, Events, Featured, Hospitality, News, Recreation, Sports, Travel/Leisure/by Mike Easterling

A brisk wind and rain greeted early starters Saturday in the 2025 Paralympics Cycling Time Trial in Huntsville, leaving at least one top competitor unsatisfied with the number he clocked on an otherwise popular course. “Not as well as I would like,’’ said Dennis Connors of Beaverton, Ore., a tri-cyclist who earned a silver medal […]

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AUSA Global Force 2025 Brings the U.S. Army and Defense Industry Together in Huntsville

April 3, 2025/in Aerospace, Defense, Development, Economy, Events, Featured, Government, Lead, Military, News/by Katie Holt

The Association of the United States Army (AUSA) held its yearly Global Force Symposium & Exposition at the Von Braun Center from March 25-27.  AUSA 2025 brought together top U.S. Army leaders, defense contractors, and industry innovators in Huntsville for a three-day event. During that time, attendees could attend keynote addresses and panel discussions and […]

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Huntsville named among world’s most innovative cities by Fast Company

April 3, 2025/in Arts, Economy, Entertainment, Featured, Hospitality, Lead, News, Recreation, Travel/Leisure/by Noah Logan

Huntsville, Alabama, has secured a spot on Fast Company’s prestigious list of the World’s Most Innovative Companies of 2025—a recognition that highlights the city’s forward-thinking approach to economic development. Huntsville stands alongside global powerhouses like Waymo, Nvidia, and Duolingo, making history as the first city to be included in this ranking. The accolade underscores Huntsville’s […]

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Dallas, Lincoln, Lowe, and Merrimack: The mills that shaped Huntsville’s legacy

April 2, 2025/in Aerospace, Development, Education, Featured, Lead, Manufacturing, News/by Mike Easterling

Before the space race brought NASA and a team of German scientists to Huntsville, and before the city became a hub for the defense industry, it was manufacturing that drove the local economy.  Standing at the center of an industrial push by city leaders that began late in the 19th century were the major textile […]

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Robins & Morton completes renovation of Signature Aviation Terminal at Huntsville Airport

April 2, 2025/in Aerospace, Construction, Development, Featured, News, Tourism, Transportation, Travel/Leisure/by staff reports

Construction firm Robins & Morton has completed the renovation and expansion of Signature Aviation’s private terminal at Huntsville International Airport. The upgraded facility will accommodate private, corporate, and government aviation clients. The project involved a 5,000-square-foot renovation and a 2,500-square-foot expansion, featuring a redesigned entrance and a stylish new interior. The upgraded space includes spacious […]

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HPD credits several factors for city crime rate reduction

April 1, 2025/in Community Development, Featured, Government, Lead, News, Services/by Mike Easterling

The Huntsville Police Department held a roundtable discussion at the Public Safety Complex to review recent crime statistics showing a continued decline in overall criminal activity, highlighted by enforcement strategies and the department’s ongoing focus on public safety. Even as the city continues to experience strong growth, the Huntsville Police Department (HPD) is demonstrating that […]

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Bryant Bank promotes Mike Johnston to Huntsville City President

March 31, 2025/in Banking, Featured, Finance, News, Recognition/by Sarah Zupko

Bryant Bank has announced the promotion of Mike Johnston to Huntsville City President. Mike will oversee Bryant Bank’s operations and strategic initiatives for the city of Huntsville. “Mike has been an instrumental part of Bryant Bank’s success since our inception in Huntsville,” says Ken Watson, Bryant Bank North Alabama Market Leader. “With 28 years of […]

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