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Trash Pandas Manager Brings Big-game, Championship Experience to First-year Club

January 8, 2020/in News, Sports, Travel/Leisure/by Mike Easterling

Major League veteran Jay Bell is named the first manager of the Rocket City Trash Pandas

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The Catalyst Receives Grant for Small Business Training Program

January 8, 2020/in News, Small Business/by staff reports

As Huntsville and Madison County continue to grow, there’s been an exponential surge in small business development over the past several years. Here in North Alabama, small businesses and entrepreneurial ventures have been welcomed with open arms. Economic development is essential for community growth and stability. To that end, the U.S. Small Business Administration recently […]

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Report: Madison County Housing Inventory is Lowest in 22 Years

January 6, 2020/in News, Real Estate/by staff reports

Realtors report less than 1,000 houses available for sale.

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Redstone Gateway Continues Growth as Government Contractors Seek Prime Office Space

January 6, 2020/in Lead, Development, Government, News, Real Estate/by Kimberly Ballard

Two more office buildings are on the rise at Redstone Gateway as government contractors warm to the office park’s amenity-rich environment and proximity to both Redstone Arsenal and Cummings Research Park. Corporate Office Properties Trust, in partnership with Jim Wilson & Associates, developed the 4.6 million square-foot, mixed-use development as a Class-A office park near […]

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Birmingham-based Keysys opens office at HudsonAlpha

January 6, 2020/in News, Technology/by staff reports

Keysys, a Birmingham-based custom software development company, announced today its expansion into the Huntsville market. The company will open an office at the HudsonAlpha Institute of Biotechnology in Cummings Research Park. Greg Engle, former CEO of API Digital, will be the general manager of the Huntsville office. Founded in 2007, Keysys has seen steady growth […]

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New Technology and New Response Model Creates Need for New 911 Call Center

January 3, 2020/in Lead, Government, Health Care, News, Technology/by Lori Connors

After 22 years, the 911 Call Center is getting a new home. During the past two decades, not only has the Huntsville-Madison County area outgrown its own infrastructure, the call center has been bursting at the seams. Along with the Huntsville-Madison County 911 Call Center, there are seven other agencies that house their communication activities […]

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Mario’s Five Points: A New Face in a Familiar Place with the Same Attitude

January 2, 2020/in News, Food/dining, Small Business/by Mike Easterling

There’s a brand new eatery in an old familiar place with the same eclectic vibe for residents of Five Points in east Huntsville. Mario’s Five Points, which had delivered pizza while sharing space with Galen’s restaurant for a few years, now occupies the entire building at what many city residents knew as Mullins Drive-In for […]

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Singing River Trail a Merger of Native American History and Smart Technology

December 31, 2019/in News, Development, Government, Lead, Real Estate, Technology, Travel/Leisure/by Kimberly Ballard

Native Americans called it the “River that Sings” and many tribes were said to use the Tennessee River to “sing” their dead into the afterlife. Two hundred years was not that long ago in the grand scheme of history and, in 1819, Creek and Cherokee tribes lived up and down the river leaving behind a […]

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Monroe Manor to Offer Luxury Living Outside the City Lights

December 30, 2019/in News, Development, Real Estate/by Mike Easterling

MERIDIANVILLE — A new residential development offers home builders a chance to live just off a golf course of a winding waterway in the northern part of Madison County. Casey Stafford of Stafford Realty is introducing Monroe Manor, a 150-plus acre spread that sits hard against the south end of Colonial Golf Course on one […]

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Study: Local Housing Market Stronger than National Trends; Low Inventory a Concern

December 30, 2019/in Lead, News, Real Estate/by staff reports

While Madison County continues to outpace the national residential real estate market, the inventory of available houses remains a concern, according to a recently released study. The Huntsville Area Association of Realtors, in partnership with the University of Alabama-Huntsville College of Business,  released its real estate economics report, which compares the local housing market in […]

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