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Region’s Job Outlook Demands an Increase in the Supply of Workers

December 10, 2019/in Featured, Development, Lead, News/by Kimberly Ballard

“The challenge is making sure we secure the labor workforce from other parts of the country, to bring them here so we can continue that growth going forward.”

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South Huntsville Businesses Receive Facade Improvement Grants

December 10, 2019/in Lead, Development, Entrepreneurs, News, Real Estate, Retail, Services, Small Business/by Bud McLaughlin

There will soon be a new look to some South Huntsville businesses. Nearly a dozen small businesses will be able to improve their storefronts, facades and even landscaping thanks to Façade Improvement Grants, the South Huntsville Main Business Association announced. Business owners applied for the grants, sponsored by Redstone Federal Credit Union. The businesses demonstrated […]

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CityCentre to Become City’s Social/Cultural Epicenter

December 6, 2019/in Lead, Development, News, Real Estate, Services, Travel/Leisure/by Bud McLaughlin

As Huntsville continues to grow and evolve, its downtown is going through a metamorphosis of its own. And, sometime in the next decade, Huntsville will eclipse other cities in the state economically, culturally and in population. Speaking of Eclipse, that’s the name of the newest project that will add to the downtown skyline. “We are […]

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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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Madison Shoppers Can Follow the Small Business Word Trail to a $250 Grand Prize

November 27, 2019/in Lead, News, Small Business/by Kimberly Ballard

MADISON — The Madison Chamber of Commerce is sending shoppers on a word hunt Saturday, in a quest to discover 12 words to complete a secret Small Business Saturday sentence and a chance to win a $250 grand prize. Kick off the Word Trail by downloading the official Madison Small Business Word Trail sheet found here. […]

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Turner Grads Help Fill Void in Construction Labor Shortage

November 26, 2019/in Lead, Development, Education, News/by Kimberly Ballard

With all the construction in Huntsville and the surrounding counties, the construction industry’s well-publicized skilled labor shortage got a boost from Turner Construction Company’s School of Construction Management. The company recently graduated 17 students in its first class in Huntsville to help fill that void. Designed to train students from disadvantaged and minority-owned businesses in […]

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The Time is Right to Start a Small Business in Alabama

November 22, 2019/in Lead, Development, Education, News, Small Business/by Lori Connors

What a great time to start a business in Huntsville. Bolstered by a welcoming atmosphere and supported by a conducive business ecosystem, Northern Alabama is, by far, an entrepreneurial mecca. The Small Business Development Center at UAH recently presented a “Starting a Business in Alabama” workshop. Hosted at the Huntsville-Madison County Chamber of Commerce, the […]

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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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