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Singing River Trail a Merger of Native American History and Smart Technology

December 31, 2019/in News, Development, Government, Lead, Real Estate, Technology, Travel/Leisure/by Kimberly Ballard

Native Americans called it the “River that Sings” and many tribes were said to use the Tennessee River to “sing” their dead into the afterlife. Two hundred years was not that long ago in the grand scheme of history and, in 1819, Creek and Cherokee tribes lived up and down the river leaving behind a […]

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City Receives $1.3M Grant to Renovate Butler Terrace Area

December 13, 2019/in Lead, Development, Government, News, Real Estate/by Mike Easterling

The announcement didn’t come gradually or with the drama that accompanied the rollout of the top four teams participating in the college football playoff, but for the city’s civic leaders the news was just as exciting and filled with suspense for the future. Huntsville is one of four cities nationwide to receive a Choice Neighborhood […]

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The Catalyst Receives Grant for Small Business Training Program

December 5, 2019/in Lead, Education, Entrepreneurs, Government, News, Small Business/by Lori Connors

As Huntsville and Madison County continue to grow, there’s been an exponential surge in small business development over the past several years. Here in North Alabama, small businesses and entrepreneurial ventures have been welcomed with open arms. Economic development is essential for community growth and stability. To that end, the U.S. Small Business Administration recently […]

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Huntsville Announces Holiday Closures, Delays; Thursday Garbage Collection Moved to Friday

November 26, 2019/in News, Government, Services/by staff reports

The City of Huntsville’s municipal offices will be closed for the upcoming Thanksgiving Holiday, Nov. 28-29. The following services will be affected: Garbage Collection:  Thursday’s residential curbside collection will be picked up on Friday, Nov. 29. Public Transit:  Thursday’s Shuttle B​us and Handi-Ride services will be closed. Transit service resumes on Friday, Nov. 29. Parks & Recreation:  […]

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Huntsville Prepares for the Future: Parking Problems or Problem with Perception?

November 20, 2019/in Lead, Development, Featured, Food/dining, Government, News, Real Estate, Retail/by Kimberly Ballard

“It is a little bit of educating people and preparing them for what we know is coming in the future.”

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Booz Allen Digital Soldier Program Aims to Make Soldier ‘Unbeatable’

November 13, 2019/in Lead, Defense, Government, News, Technology/by Mike Easterling

In a conference room at Booz Allen’s fifth-floor Bridge Street office, anyone wearing virtual reality headgear can instantly be standing in the open door of a military plane flying above a training facility on the United States base of the instructor’s choosing. A first-timer wearing the contraption looks around the inside of the plane, steps […]

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U.S. Department of Transportation Awards $9.26M for Blake Bottom Road Widening Project

November 12, 2019/in Lead, Development, Government, News/by staff reports

U.S. Secretary of Transportation Elaine L. Chao today announced that the Trump Administration will award $9.26 million to Madison County for the Blake Bottom Road Widening Project. The award is part of some $900 million in American infrastructure projects through the Better Utilizing Investments to Leverage Development (BUILD) Transportation Discretionary Grants program. “The administration is […]

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Leidos Live Technology Showcase Rolls into Huntsville

November 8, 2019/in Lead, Government, News, Technology/by Kimberly Ballard

The Leidos Live Technology Showcase rolled into Huntsville this week for a three-day interactive demonstration of the company’s wide-ranging technological capabilities. The purple 53-foot double-wide semi-truck expanded into a full mobile technology exhibit with augmented reality experiences, virtual reality demonstrations and interactive modules that bring Leidos technology to life. The exhibit arrived Tuesday at the […]

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Welcome to Mars: VBC’s New Out of This World Music Hall

October 30, 2019/in Lead, Entertainment, Government, News/by Lori Connors

Welcome to Huntsville, Rocket City USA and home to all things related to space. What better way to ring in the New Year than with a grand opening of a music venue with a name to match? Introducing the Von Braun Center’s newest gem: Mars Music Hall. It’s been just a little over a year […]

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Launch 2035 Initiates 3-County Regional Workforce and Labor Market Assessment Study

October 18, 2019/in Lead, Development, Government, News/by Kimberly Ballard

Launch 2035 and city leaders from Madison, Limestone and Morgan counties blasted off their first major initiative – a collaborative assessment study of the area’s regional workforce and labor market. The announcement comes less than 90 days after six mayors from across Madison, Limestone and Morgan counties, formally signed an historic three-county regional agreement of […]

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