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The Sweet Sounds of Progress: The Singing River Trail Is On Its Way!

February 15, 2021/in Lead, Development, Government, News, Recreation, Tourism, Travel/Leisure/by Kimberly Ballard

There has been nothing but beautiful music coming from the Singing River Trail project since Dr. John Kvach took over as its first executive director in July. Unveiled last year by the Land Use Committee of Huntsville’s Launch 2035, the Singing River Trail is the committee’s most ambitious legacy project. It connects the North Alabama […]

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County Line Road: Proof That If You Build A Road Correctly, They Will Come

February 8, 2021/in Development, Government, Lead, News, Real Estate, Traffic/by Kimberly Ballard

“County Line Road was the first road in which Madison was able to get ahead of the growth.”

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Number of COVID Cases in the Area is Down ‘Drastically’; Vaccine Supply is Limited

February 4, 2021/in News, COVID-19, Government, Health Care, Medical/by Mike Easterling

Huntsville Hospital CEO David Spillers opened the recent weekly COVID-19 update with positive news. Before the briefing ended at the Huntsville City Council chambers, however, there were also some negatives regarding the availability of virus vaccines. First, the good stuff. According to Spillers, there are 263 COVID-19 inpatients in hospitals across the region, down from […]

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Holmes Avenue Intersections to be Temporary All-Way Stop

February 3, 2021/in News, Construction Zone, Government, Traffic/by staff reports

Motorists traveling on Holmes Avenue in downtown Huntsville over the next few weeks should be ready for all-way stops at two intersections. Friday at 1 p.m., weather permitting, City Traffic Engineering crews will install new traffic signals at the intersections of Holmes Avenue and Lincoln Street and Holmes and Greene Street. The existing traffic signals […]

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State of Madison County is ‘Strong … on Solid and Steady Ground’

January 27, 2021/in Lead, COVID-19, Defense, Development, Government, Health Care, News, Research, Services/by Gus Wintzell

Despite a crippling pandemic, Madison County was able to sustain growth and success in 2020, Madison County Commission Chairman Dale W. Strong said in the annual State of the County Address. Strong spoke Wednesday to members of the Huntsville-Madison County Chamber of Commerce in celebrating the accomplishments of 2020 and looking forward to 2021. The […]

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Huntsville’s deciBel Research now Employee-Owned

January 26, 2021/in News, Government, Small Business, Technology/by Gus Wintzell

Huntsville-based deciBel Research announced Tuesday it is “100 percent employee-owned.” According to a news release, the company transitioned from a privately held, small business to an employee-owned company through an Employee Stock Ownership Plan, effective Jan. 1.  Jeff Gronberg, deciBel Research Chief Executive Officer, will continue to lead deciBel Research and the company’s day-to-day management […]

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Coronavirus ‘Fatigue’, Apathy are Concern to Health Officials

January 22, 2021/in COVID-19, Government, Health Care, Lead, Medical, News/by Mike Easterling

“We can vaccinate about 3,000 people a week right now in Madison County. That’s all the vaccine we’re getting.”

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60,000 Paycheck Protection Program Loans Approved in First Week

January 20, 2021/in Government, News/by Gus Wintzell

Today, the U.S. Small Business Administration announced that it has approved approximately 60,000 PPP loan applications submitted by nearly 3,000 lenders, for more than $5 billion, between the program’s re-opening Jan. 11 and last Sunday. Last week, the PPP provided dedicated access to community financial institutions that specialize in serving underserved communities, including minority- women-, […]

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Huntsville Takes Lead on Two Northrop Grumman Projects

January 19, 2021/in Lead, Defense, Government, Military, News, Technology/by Kimberly Ballard

Northrop Grumman is bringing two major Integrated Air and Missile Defense Battle Command System production programs to its Huntsville manufacturing center.  The command system is the centerpiece of the Army’s modernization strategy for air and missile defense.  Most of the work is performed here and the city will be the center of production for the […]

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Local COVID-19 Vaccine Distribution Facing Busy Signals on Hotline, ‘Math Problem’

January 18, 2021/in Lead, COVID-19, Government, Health Care, News/by Mike Easterling

The Alabama Department of Public Health has a message for people frustrated by not being able to reach through the COVID-19 vaccination scheduling hotline: keep trying. With the state beginning virus vaccinations for citizens aged 75 years and older and emergency frontline workers Jan. 18, ADHP began scheduling appointments for local health departments the week […]

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