Rain Doesn’t Damper Enthusiasm for Huntsville Championship

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Korn Ferry Tour’s inaugural Huntsville Championship tees off April 26-May 2.

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$82M Metronome at MidCity Marks Development’s First Residential Component

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Passing rain and a chill breeze could not dampen the spirits of local elected officials and the many principals involved in the groundbreaking for the $82 million luxury Metronome at MidCity District.  Located in the heart of Huntsville’s MidCity District, the five-story, 296-unit multi-family complex is at the intersection of MidCity Drive and Stax Street. […]

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Abaco Systems Sold for $1.35 billion

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Ametek has agreed to purchase Huntsville-based Abaco Systems for $1.35 billion, the Pennsylvania-based company said in a news release.   A maker of electronics equipment, Ametek will acquire Abaco Systems in an all-cash transaction; it is expected to close in mid-2021. Abaco Systems specializes in open-architecture computing and electronic systems for aerospace, defense, and specialized […]

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Survey Launched to Gauge Impact of COVID-19 on Regional Business

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Huntsville has received high marks for its ability to keep working during the pandemic. Now community and business leaders want to document the regional experience through a survey. Huntsville Mayor Tommy Battle, the Huntsville/Madison County Chamber, and the mayor’s technology initiatives – GEO Huntsville, Energy Huntsville, Cyber Huntsville and Bio Huntsville – have collaborated with […]

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Polaris Hosting Job Fair at Huntsville Facility

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Company is seeking talented welders, material handlers and assembly operators at Saturday’s event

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Sanctuary Huntsville Provides Makers’ Space for Craftsmen, Hobbyists

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Less than a year working at Walt Disney World, Kenny Paone lost the feeling of any magic in the summer of 2016. The infamous Pulse nightclub shooting that killed 49 in Orlando dominated the news. Days later, a 2-year-old toddler was dragged into water by an alligator at Disney World and killed. There were other […]

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Take a Ride with the Huntsville Business Journal on the Paralympics Cycling Course

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In less than a month, the nation’s best paracyclists will be wheeling through Cummings Research Park in the U.S. Paralympics Cycling Open. The April 17-18 event is a qualifier for the U.S. Paralympics Team and a chance to compete in this year’s Paralympic Games in Tokyo. Steve Babin and Chris Gauldin traveled the course for […]

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Though COVID-related Hospitalizations Down, ‘We’re Not Over With it, Yet’

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Mayor Battle: “We still have to wear masks; we still have to stay apart; and we still have to sanitize”

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Gregory Construction Renovating Homes, Rebuilding Lives with Lincoln Village Ministry

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Lincoln Village Ministry is working to combat the destructive trends in area communities, one house at a time. The renovation of two houses on Levert Street is part of a collaboration between Gregory Construction and Lincoln Village Ministry. Gregory renovated two homes in December. This year, they plan to renovate four houses. With a team […]

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Firehouse Subs Hiring for 100-plus Positions in Huntsville Area

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Firehouse Subs is hiring more than 100 employees for crew member, shift leader and management roles at eight locations in the greater Huntsville area. The company has openings in part- and full-time positions. Applicants can apply in person at the restaurants. Firehouse Subs will reopen its Madison store in early April and will open its […]

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