Opal Meek has been a tireless and long-time advocate for the Treymore neighborhood of North Huntsville. In saluting her service to the community, the city of Huntsville cut the ribbon Thursday for a 1.3-mile stretch of the Meek Greenway. The latest addition to the city’s network of greenways connects Sparkman Drive to the area of […]
To help replenish and strengthen the U.S. missile arsenal, Leidos is stepping up to the plate. The company recently held a summit with suppliers with the aim of developing and scaling production of its new Low-Cost Containerized Missile (LCCM) and the combat-proven AGM-190A Havoc Spear missile. “We’re answering the Department of War’s call to revolutionize […]
Drake State Community & Technical College and Blue Origin are partnering to train Huntsville residents for careers in space manufacturing through ATLAS (Advanced Training & Learning Academy for Space), a registered apprenticeship program that combines technical instruction with hands-on industry experience. The program launched in Alabama in October with an inaugural cohort of 10 machinist […]
Sometimes the hardest journey begins when you return. What happens when the wounds of war follow a soldier home? To help understand the struggles, multi-award-winning actor and filmmaker Robert X. Golphin brings “Chest Candy,” his award-winning short drama to Huntsville for a special screening Thursday. The screening is featured at a conference titled “The Road […]
Submitted by Lyn Brinkley, a local homeschooled high school senior Huntsville, Alabama, is a growing city with tremendous potential, but our transportation infrastructure needs to keep pace with that growth. For many residents, traveling across the city during rush hour can be frustrating, and relying almost entirely on personal vehicles makes transportation more difficult for […]
Aerospace and defense manufacturing giant Boeing announced on Monday a $300,000 gift to Free 2 Teach, the Huntsville-based nonprofit that provides free resources to teachers in public schools in Madison, Morgan and Limestone counties. Boeing’s gift is specifically geared toward the Free 2 Explore program, Free 2 Teach’s STEM initiative that utilizes partnerships to give […]
Things are looking “golden” for the city’s office market, according to a commercial real estate expert. With the U.S. Space Command moving to Redstone Arsenal and associated work on Golden Dome and drones, “companies are being more aggressive to being here to defend the world,” said Kyle Collins, senior vice president and principal at Colliers […]
For North Alabama residents, Huntsville’s rapid growth has brought welcome additions of national retailers, restaurants, and shopping destinations. But as new developments continue to emerge across the city, older shopping centers are also finding opportunities to reinvent themselves. From downtown Huntsville to the city’s northern and southern corridors, developers are responding to population growth, shifting […]
A Huntsville native and longtime business owner, John Allen has spent much of his career helping shape the community he calls home. As CEO of the Huntsville Committee of 100, Allen brings his private-sector experience to civic leadership, working alongside business and community leaders to address challenges and plan for the region’s future. In this […]
Huntsville’s industrial market is tightening, and the demand increasingly comes from manufacturers rather than warehouse users. Most of the new space is rising in Greenbrier, while the established Jetplex Industrial Park absorbs defense and space production. Vacancy fell to just below 10% in 2025, down from 11.98% a year earlier, according to the 2026 Graham […]
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