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Toyota Engine Plant Has 150 Job Openings in Production and Maintenance

October 14, 2020/in Automotive, Manufacturing, News/by staff reports

Toyota Motor Manufacturing Alabama is recruiting for 150 positions to meet immediate production and skilled maintenance needs. The job openings are part of the Huntsville engine plant’s $830 million expansion, originally announced in 2019. In a news release, the company said assembly lines will increase annual engine production to 900,000 with 1,800 total employees by […]

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Virtuoso Living to Build Three-story Clubhouse

October 14, 2020/in News, Housing/by staff reports

A west Huntsville development is stepping up its game in the housing industry. JCF Living, developers of Virtuoso Living, will build a three-story clubhouse – the first of  its kind in the Southeast. This state of the art building will be in addition to its current clubhouse.  The unique community considers its apartment units as […]

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Huntsville Lands No. 15 Spot in ‘US News’ 150 Best Places to Live List

October 13, 2020/in Lead, News/by staff reports

Buoyed by its U.S. News ranking as the most affordable place to live in the country and the best place to live in Alabama, Huntsville has been named one of the best places to live in the country in the news magazine’s latest issue. The Rocket City landed at No. 15 in U.S. News‘ 150 […]

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Huntsville Rent Increase Among Highest in the Country

October 13, 2020/in Lead, Housing, News, Real Estate/by staff reports

Huntsville’s growth is putting a strain on the housing market with a limited number of properties in its inventory. Now, a new analysis shows rental prices are rising above the national average during the global pandemic. In fact, Huntsville had the seventh-highest increase at 10.5 percent, according to the analysis by AdvisorSmith. The numbers showed: […]

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Loan Forgiveness FAQs by SBA Answer Some Questions, but Others Remain

October 13, 2020/in News, Finance, Government/by staff reports

The Small Business Administration and the Department of Treasury recently issued a set of Frequently Asked Questions about Paycheck Protection Program loan forgiveness. Below is a summary of the key information from the released FAQs: The FAQs clarified that C-corporation owner-employee health and retirement benefits are eligible PPP expenses in addition to their $100,000 salary cap. Eligible […]

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Huntsville-based Toyota Alabama Named Alabama Automotive Manufacturing Association Supplier of the Year

October 12, 2020/in News, Automotive, COVID-19, Manufacturing/by staff reports

The Alabama Automotive Manufacturing Association recently named Toyota Alabama as a 2020 Supplier of the Year. The award recognizes manufacturing suppliers for outstanding achievements in areas such as innovation, quality, safety and commitment to the community.   “Toyota’s incredible response throughout the COVID-19 pandemic has gone above and beyond to address the  situation, develop plans and […]

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South Huntsville Main Wins Main Street Alabama Awards of Excellence

October 9, 2020/in News, Development/by staff reports

For its work in helping improve the business environment of south Huntsville, the South Huntsville Main Business Association received five Awards of Excellence for 2019-2020 projects from Main Street Alabama. Main Street Alabama celebrates local program successes with the  announcement of the seventh Annual Awards of Excellence. The awards honor projects and individuals that  make […]

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Urgent Care for Children Opens Doors to Huntsville Clinic

October 9, 2020/in News, Health Care, Real Estate/by staff reports

The wait is over for Huntsville residents seeking access to pediatric care in the after-hours. Urgent Care for Children, a Birmingham-based pediatric urgent care provider, opened its doors Thursday for patients ages 21 and under with minor illnesses and injuries. The newest clinic, at 2785 Carl T. Jones Drive across from Valley Bend Shopping Center, […]

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Westward, Ho! Anthem Apartments and Cottages Join Growing Area of Huntsville

October 9, 2020/in News, Development, Housing/by Lori Connors

Coming soon to growing west Huntsville, a rental community that graciously merges country living with easy access to the best that Huntsville-Madison County has to offer. Birmingham-based Capstone Building Corp., in partnership with developers EYC Cos. and The Kalikow Group, are developing Anthem Apartments and Cottages, a $67 million, multifamily community in Huntsville. “It’s a […]

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The Stay-at-Home Blues Are Helping Retailers See Black

October 8, 2020/in Lead, COVID-19, News, Retail, Services/by Kimberly Ballard

It’s funny how when you only spend six out of 15 daylight hours a day at home, you don’t notice that lumpy sofa, weeds growing in the flower pot or how much better that movie would have been on a wide screen TV. But staying at home 24 hours a day for days, weeks, growing […]

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