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Crestwood Medical Center Appoints Strickland and White to Board of Trustees

June 14, 2021/in News, Health Care, Medical, People/by staff reports

Crestwood Medical Center recently announced that Dr. Warren Strickland and Bobby White have been appointed to the Crestwood Medical Center Board of Trustees. Each were named to a three-year term. Strickland is an interventional  cardiologist with Huntsville Cardiovascular Clinic and White is the general manager of Woody Anderson Ford in  Huntsville. “We are delighted and […]

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City OKs Agreement for $325M Development on Former Coca-Cola Plant Site

June 11, 2021/in Lead, Construction, Government, News, Real Estate, Retail/by staff reports

The long-deserted site of the former Coca-Cola bottling plant downtown will soon come to life. The City Council unanimously approved plans Thursday to develop a $325 million mixed-use center on the 13-acre property across from the Von Braun Center on Clinton Avenue. The city said the Council’s approval is the first step in a partnership […]

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MSFC Director Pleased with Fiscal Year 2021 NASA Budget

June 10, 2021/in Lead, Education, Government, News, Science, Space, Technology/by Kimberly Ballard

Singer says funding request gives Marshall programs the resources they need.

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Google Grant to Aid Tech Job Creation in Rural North Alabama

June 10, 2021/in News, Employment, Information technology, Technology, Workforce Development/by staff reports

Google has provided a $50,000 grant to the Rural Local Initiatives Support Corp. to create an Alabama Rural LISC chapter. Known as the Google Alabama Rural Works P3 Cohort, the company said the initiative will seek to identify and train a diverse workforce, focusing on historically underrepresented populations, in the state’s northern counties. “Rural communities […]

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Huntsville’s QuantiTech and Subsidiaries Combine Forces as Axient

June 9, 2021/in Lead, Defense, News, Research, Technology/by Kimberly Ballard

With a vision, Sheila Brown founded QuantiTech in 1991 as a Woman-Owned Small Business providing engineering expertise and management advisory services to government and commercial customers. In 30 years, QuantiTech has grown into a family of four companies with engineering capabilities in the aerospace and cyberspace industries. Now, QuantiTech, Millennium Engineering and Integration, Dynamic Concepts, […]

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From Fatigues to Chef’s Whites, a Star Shines in L’Etoile Patisserie

June 9, 2021/in News, Food/dining, Small Business/by Lori Connors

It’s quite the leap, from career military to French pastry chef and entrepreneur, but 53-year-old Chef Kevin Zurmuehlen has jumped in with both feet. Coming soon to Lincoln Mill, L’Etoile Patisserie and its traditionally prepared French pastries are guaranteed to delight the palate, in all manners of cream-filled, buttery, and flaky indulgence. L’Etoile, which means […]

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Dentons Launches Combination with Sirote in Alabama

June 8, 2021/in News, Legal, Mergers, Services/by staff reports

Dentons has launched its combination with Alabama law firm Sirote & Permutt., the company announced.  The merger was announced last December. Dentons said the combination with Sirote builds on the momentum of its series of combinations dedicated to advancing the first national US law firm. Dentons Sirote has  offices in Alabama — Huntsville, Birmingham, Mobile, […]

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HudsonAlpha Partners with Auburn University for Genomic Health Program

June 8, 2021/in Lead, Biotechnology, Education, Health Care, Medical, News, Nonprofits, Research, Science, Technology/by Lori Connors

Knowledge is power. Imagine having access to genomic testing, specifically designed to determine what would be the most effective medication. Then, imagine being able to confidently take that prescription drug without worrying about the possibility of untoward side effects. Pharmacogenomics, the prescribing of medication based on genetics, is quickly becoming the way of the future. […]

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HudsonAlpha’s Scott Ross Named Alabama CIO of the Year

June 7, 2021/in News, Biotechnology, Information technology, Nonprofits, People, Technology/by staff reports

Scott Ross, director of information technology for HudsonAlpha Institute for Biotechnolgy, has been named the Alabama Chief Information Officer of the Year by Alabama CIO – an organization that helps chief information officers (CIOs) maximize their leadership effectiveness, create value, reduce risk and share success. The honor came at Friday’s annual Alabama CIO of the Year […]

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Double-edged Sword of Employment: Finding Talent to Fill Anticipated 25,000 Jobs Coming Here

June 7, 2021/in Lead, Economy, Employment, News, Workforce Development/by Kimberly Ballard

Madison County’s unemployment rate is 2.3 percent. Alabama’s unemployment rate is 3.6 percent. When we hear there is a labor shortage and a lot of people without jobs, those numbers don’t leave a lot of people on the unemployment rolls. A percentage of the 2.5 percent don’t meet the needs of employers for some reason […]

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