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Steel, Safety, and the Stakes of Progress: RNGD Celebrates Milestone Amid Rising OSHA Concerns

May 23, 2025/in Construction, Development, Economy, Engineering, Entertainment, Events, Featured, Food/dining, Lead, Manufacturing, News, Travel/Leisure/by Kait Thursday

In a ceremony both celebratory and symbolic, RNGD contractors placed the final steel beam atop the Lewter District development on Tuesday, marking a key milestone in one of Huntsville’s most anticipated mixed-use projects. But as the beam was raised into the spring sky, the moment also underscored the broader conversation unfolding at the national level—about […]

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Behind Boeing’s Legal Turmoil: What It Means for Huntsville Employees

May 2, 2025/in Aerospace, Defense, Economy, Employment, Engineering, Featured, Government, Legal, Manufacturing, News, Research, Resource, Space, Technology/by Kait Thursday

Boeing, a global leader in the aerospace industry, is currently grappling with several significant legal challenges that cast a shadow over its workforce, including employees in Huntsville, Alabama. These lawsuits—some ongoing and others settled—raise pressing questions about corporate governance, employee treatment, and the company’s financial priorities, particularly as it undergoes a major restructuring that has […]

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From skyscrapers to space: How one company is bringing 3D printing to Huntsville

May 2, 2025/in Aerospace, Development, Engineering, Entrepreneurs, Featured, Government, Manufacturing, NASA, News, Research, Science, Technology, Workforce Development/by Mike Easterling

Shipbuilders live near docks. Likewise, the New York metro area doesn’t offer many prospects to make a living in the space and defense industries. With that in mind, architect turned engineer David Malott and a modest crew eventually left the Big Apple for the Tennessee Valley. Malott’s architecture practice morphed into an engineering company and […]

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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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UAH economics professor outlines tariffs and global trade

March 4, 2025/in Economy, Featured, Finance, Government, Lead, Manufacturing, News, Resource/by staff reports

By Dr. Wafa Hakim Orman  Tariffs have dominated recent headlines, promoted as a tool to protect American jobs, to revitalize our industrial base, or to gain leverage in international negotiations. International trade, tariffs, and their short and long term consequences are a fairly nuanced and complex issue, but too often the nuance is lost amidst […]

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Local company expands aviation capabilities with new hangar at Huntsville International Airport

February 11, 2025/in Defense, Development, Engineering, Featured, Lead, Manufacturing, Military, News, Science/by Katie Holt

On Friday, February 7th, Science and Engineering Services LLC (SES) held a ribbon-cutting ceremony for its new 111,000-square-foot hangar and facility at the Huntsville International Airport (Port of Huntsville.) SES is headquartered in Huntsville and specializes in modifying and integrating manned and unmanned aviation platforms, providing support to ground systems, and providing aviation training. The […]

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From History to Innovation: The Rise of Black Entrepreneurs in Huntsville

February 4, 2025/in Aerospace, Community Development, Defense, Development, Economy, Education, Entrepreneurs, Featured, Lead, Manufacturing, News, Nonprofits, People, Success, Technology/by Noah Logan

Huntsville, Alabama, may be synonymous with rocket science and space exploration, but beyond its technological reputation lies a story of resilient African American entrepreneurs whose contributions to the city’s growth are as groundbreaking as the innovations that brought Huntsville into the global spotlight.  For decades, Huntsville’s Black business owners have not only shaped the city’s […]

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John Mathew named CEO of Vision Wheel, Inc.

January 30, 2025/in Featured, Lead, Manufacturing, News, Recognition/by staff reports

Vision Wheel, Inc., a leader in the aftermarket wheel industry with nearly 50 years of success, has announced significant leadership changes as part of its ongoing growth strategy. The company has appointed Roger Minor as the new Chairman, while John Mathew, previously the Chief Operating Officer (COO), has moved into the role of Chief Executive […]

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Drake State lands large grant aimed at building workforce infrastructure

January 17, 2025/in Education, Government, Lead, Manufacturing, News, Technology, Workforce Development/by Mike Easterling

Drake State Community and Technical College’s reputation as a leader in workforce development and innovation helped it land a grant worth $1,514,520. The award is part of the U.S. Department of Labor’s latest round of Strengthening Community Colleges Training Grants. Drake State is the first institution in Alabama to receive the grant. This funding is […]

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Rodan Development to construct modern industrial park in Decatur

January 3, 2025/in Construction, Development, Featured, Manufacturing, News, Real Estate/by Sarah Zupko

Rodan Development announced this week that a two-phase industrial park will be developed in Decatur, Alabama, starting this year.  Summit Commercial Park will sit on 25 acres off of Summit Drive SE and will be home to 10 buildings, totaling up to 400,000 square feet of industrial space designed for flexible industrial and commercial use.  […]

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