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Five Stones 20th anniversary a celebration of people, consistency

October 16, 2026/in Defense, Engineering, Entrepreneurs, Featured, News, Small Business/by Bud McLaughlin

For a woman-owned small business to survive, it takes perseverance, talent and consistency. And those traits were cited Thursday at Five Stones Research’s 20th anniversary celebration. “We’re saluting the Greens for creating a climate and environment of consistency,” said Rex Vaughn, chair of the Madison County Commission. “You’re a great hub for our community (in) […]

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Real estate and economics forum focuses on growth, partnerships

October 16, 2026/in Community Development, Education, Events, Featured, Lead, News/by Kara Coleman Fields

The Alabama Center for Real Estate, part of the University of Alabama’s Culverhouse School of Business, held its eighth annual Rocket City Real Estate and Economics Forum on Thursday.  The event at the Huntsville Area Association of Realtors’ downtown office featured discussions from local industry and higher education leaders, as well as from David Altig, […]

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Energy efficient model home a work of partnership and collaboration

October 15, 2026/in Construction, Education, Featured, Housing, Lead, News, Workforce Development/by Bud McLaughlin

“A small house with a big message.” It was an apt description by Doug Brazier, Drake State Community and Technical College’s dean of workforce development, during a celebration Wednesday of a partnership among the college, the North Alabama Homebuilding Academy, and Nexus Energy Center.  The event recognized the students who renovated a model tiny house, […]

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PDW integrates Ukraine technology into Huntsville-made drones

October 15, 2026/in Defense, Drones, Featured, Manufacturing, News/by Bud McLaughlin

As demand grows for advanced drone capabilities, Huntsville-based Performance Drone Works is looking to Ukraine for technology shaped by the realities of modern warfare. The collaboration advances PDW‘s strategy to field battle-tested technology through American engineering and industrial capacity, with planned Kurbas camera qualification and production, and exploration of U.S. thermal sensor manufacturing.  Performance Drone […]

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HH Health to host hiring event for clinical, nonclinical positions

October 14, 2026/in Employment, Events, Featured, Health Care, Lead, Medical, News, Resource, Workforce Development/by staff reports

Huntsville Hospital Health System will host a community hiring event Wednesday, Oct. 21, from 4 to 7 p.m. at Campus 805’s Stone Event Center, offering job seekers an opportunity to explore clinical and nonclinical career opportunities across its Madison County facilities, including Huntsville Hospital, Huntsville Hospital for Women & Children, Crestwood Medical Center and Madison […]

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Is Huntsville’s apartment boom coming to an end?

October 13, 2026/in Construction, Development, Environment, Featured, Housing, Lead, News, Real Estate/by Kara Coleman Fields

While construction of new apartment buildings has exploded in the Rocket City in recent years, that growth is slowing – which means renters are likely to see rising housing costs.  “It really gets down to supply and demand,” said David Wilson, director of mixed-use assets for real estate development firm RCP Companies. “Right now, it’s […]

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Booz Allen software to help support PDW drones built in Huntsville

October 12, 2026/in Defense, Drones, Government, Manufacturing, Military, News, Small Business/by staff reports

A pair of companies are coming together to give a boost to American defense technology. Huntsville-based Performance Drone Works announced that Booz Allen’s new mission autonomy software will be integrated on its attritable multirotor drones.  The software supports autonomy-enabled mission execution, helping operators execute parts of the mission workflow with reduced manual control while retaining […]

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UAH-led Alabama Shield 2026 exercise puts drone technology to the test in realistic disaster scenarios

October 9, 2026/in Defense, Drones, Education, Government, Military, News, Research, Science, Technology, UAS/by staff reports

When disaster strikes, every minute matters, and the right information can mean the difference between uncertainty and action. To meet these challenges, the University of Alabama in Huntsville  hosted Alabama Shield 2026, the first exercise of its kind in Alabama. The statewide disaster response exercise was designed to help participants from a wide variety of […]

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Raytheon awarded $6.3B contract for SM-3 IB interceptors; missiles to be made in Huntsville

October 9, 2026/in Defense, Employment, Manufacturing, Military, News/by Bud McLaughlin

To help the “urgent replenishment” of the nation’s missile supply, Raytheon has secured a five-year contract to produce Standard Missile-3 Block IB interceptors. The $6.3 billion contract, with two additional option years, provides long-term production stability for critical missile defense capability, the defense contractor said. “This award underscores Raytheon’s commitment to increasing production of critical […]

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Huntsville International Airport receives $1.9M grant for snow preparedness facility

October 9, 2026/in Aviation, Government, News, Transportation, Weather/by staff reports

It’s never too early to prepare for winter weather and Huntsville International Airport took a major step to keep its runways clear from ice and snow. The airport was recently awarded a $1.9 million grant to build a storage facility for the airport’s winter weather snow-removal equipment fleet. The award came from the Alabama Department […]

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