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Facebook Launches $100M Small Business Grant Program

April 24, 2020/in Lead, News, Small Business, Technology/by staff reports

To support COVID-19 relief efforts in the Huntsville Data Center community, Facebook has launched a Small Business grant program. Facebook is building a 970,000 square-foot data center in the North Huntsville Industrial Park. It was scheduled to be operational this year but construction has slowed due to the pandemic. For the grant program, here is the […]

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Community Foundation Reignites Emergency Relief Fund with $50K Donation from Toyota

April 24, 2020/in News, Health Care, Services/by Kimberly Ballard

Initiated after the tornado outbreak in North Alabama in 2011, the Community Foundation of Greater Huntsville has  reignited its emergency relief fund thanks to a donation of $50,000 from Toyota. The funds are intended to support community nonprofit organizations who are providing basic needs and health and wellness relief throughout the community in the wake […]

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Area Coffee Shops Brew Up New Concepts to Stay in Business

April 22, 2020/in News, Entrepreneurs, Food/dining, Retail, Services, Small Business/by Lori Connors

In the looming shadow of COVID 19, local coffee establishments have been persevering; making “nip and tuck” adjustments, as necessary. Some have scaled back their hours along with their menus; some have reduced staffing hours or have furloughed staff. Others have added online merchandise sales to help keep their businesses and their talented crew afloat. […]

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Area Hospitality Industry Weathering COVID-19 Storm

April 21, 2020/in Lead, Food/dining, Government, Health Care, News, Services, Travel/Leisure/by Lori Connors

It officially began with a health order from the state March 20. That’s when all on-premise consumption of food and beverages in restaurants and bars had been officially banned. Then, Gov. Kay Ivey’s “Stay at Home order” followed on April 4 thus further delineating “essential” versus “nonessential” businesses. One thing that is certain since COVID-19 […]

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HudsonAlpha Study Reveals Similarities Between Wild, Domesticated Cotton

April 20, 2020/in News, Agriculture, Biotechnology, Technology/by Bud McLaughlin

Plant genomics researchers at HudsonAlpha Institute for Biotechnology announce the surprising results of a cotton sequencing study led by Dr. Jane Grimwood and Jeremy Schmutz, who co-direct the HudsonAlpha Genome Sequencing Center. The goal of the project was to identify differences among wild and domesticated cotton that could be used to bring back traits like […]

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Chamber Launches GetYourGiftOn.Org to Support Local Restaurants and Stores

April 20, 2020/in Lead, Entrepreneurs, Featured, News, Retail, Services, Small Business, Technology/by Kimberly Ballard

If you were not hungry before, you will be after visiting the new GetYourGiftOn.org website (https://www.getyourgifton.org/), launched by the Huntsville-Madison Chamber of Commerce in support of local small businesses, especially restaurants and retail establishments. The website features retail and dining establishments which can quickly and easily upload detailed information about their business, including any promotional […]

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The New Normal in the Age of COVID-19: A List of Where to ‘Eat Out’ at Home

April 16, 2020/in News, Food/dining, Health Care/by Lori Connors

For those of you who have long grown weary of your own cooking (or that of your spouse’s, mother’s, or … fill-in-the-blank), here’s a long list of tasty options that will tickle your taste buds while helping to keep local dining establishments afloat during the ongoing “Stay at Home” order, which is in effect until […]

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Crestwood CEO: What We’re Doing, What You’re Doing, is Working

April 15, 2020/in Lead, Government, Health Care, News/by Mike Easterling

Universal Source Control. That’s the new buzz phrase coming from the Center for Disease Control (CDC) regarding the novel coronavirus COVID-19. Crestwood Medical Center CEO Dr. Pam Hudson said that was a “fancy way to say, ‘We can’t tell who all has it, we might each have it ourselves. If we all put a mask […]

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Huntsville International Airport Receives $13.7M Grant to Help Offset Pandemic Revenue Losses

April 14, 2020/in News, Government/by staff reports

The Federal Aviation Administration Tuesday awarded nearly $14 million to Huntsville International Airport as part of the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act. Some $10 billion will be provided to U.S. airports devastated by the falloff in travel demand as a result of the coronavirus pandemic. The passage of the CARES Act and distribution […]

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HudsonAlpha Company, Local Business Working to Address Health-Care Disparities in America

April 14, 2020/in News, Biotechnology, Health Care, Small Business, Technology/by staff reports

The COVID-19 pandemic has brought a long-standing problem to the forefront – racial and ethnic disparities in health care. Reports show that African Americans are dying from COVID-19 at a higher rate than other races. Louisiana reported African Americans account for 70 percent of coronavirus-related deaths. DC reported 58 percent and Michigan reported 42 percent, […]

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