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VBC Veteran Mike Vojticek Honored as He Retires After More Than Three Decades of Leadership

October 31, 2025/in Arts, Awards, Career, Community Development, Entertainment, Events, Featured, Hospitality, Lead, News, Pandemic, Recreation, Tourism, Travel/Leisure/by staff reports

After more than three decades of service, Mike Vojticek, Assistant Director of the Von Braun Center (VBC), has announced his retirement, effective October 31, 2025. To recognize his contributions to Huntsville’s entertainment and tourism industries, Mayor Tommy Battle proclaimed October 29, 2025, as Mike Vojticek Day in Huntsville. The proclamation was presented during a retirement […]

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Local Mother-Daughter Duo Brings Belgian Pancakes to Alabama and Beyond

May 5, 2025/in COVID-19, Entrepreneurs, Featured, Food, Food/dining, Hospitality, News, Pandemic, Retail, Small Business/by Heather Price

In the midst of the global pandemic, many businesses faced unprecedented challenges. But for one mother-daughter team in Madison, the uncertainty was the catalyst for a new and successful venture. At the onset of the COVID-19 outbreak in 2020, Bailey Nichols and her teenage daughter Alexis found themselves looking for a meaningful way to stay […]

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Are All the Virtual Meetings Grinding You Down? A Look At “Zoom Fatigue”

September 13, 2022/in Community Development, Employment, News, Pandemic, People, Resource, Technology, Workforce Development/by Dawn Suiter

If there’s one thing the past couple of years have taught us, it’s that meeting spaces don’t have to be limited to the confines of the traditional office. Practically overnight, meetings switched from conference rooms to Zoom, Teams, Slack, and Google Meet rooms.  Before, employees and managers could simply walk to their colleagues’ cubicles or […]

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Local, national hospitals deal with staffing shortages amid rising COVID numbers

August 4, 2022/in Community Development, coronavirus, Employment, Featured, Health, Health Care, Lead, Medical, News, Pandemic, Workforce Development/by Ashlyn Grey

A recent challenge for hospitals across Alabama, along with the rest of the nation, has been staffing. Dr. Don Williamson, with the Alabama Hospital Association explained in a recent interview that less health care professionals are working now than during the omicron and delta spikes. “We might have substantially greater difficulty dealing with 1,500 people […]

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Staffing and supply chain issues remain as Covid stays active

August 3, 2022/in Community Development, Economy, Employment, Entrepreneurs, Featured, Government, Health, Lead, News, Pandemic, People, Small Business, Workforce Development/by Mike Easterling

While the coronavirus keeps reminding the country, and Madison County, it’s not through with us as recent case numbers and hospitalizations rise in wake of the new sub-variant BA.5, the original COVID-19 is still having an impact. Though perhaps not as significant as at the height of the pandemic, staffing and supply chain issues that […]

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Huntsville sees wage increase while Alabama lags behind

July 26, 2022/in Community Development, Economy, Employment, Featured, Lead, News, Pandemic, People, Resource, Workforce Development/by staff reports

On the surface, the economy of the last two years has been extremely favorable to workers. After spiking to nearly 15% early in the COVID-19 pandemic, the unemployment rate today sits around 3.6%. Despite employers’ urgency to hire, labor force participation has been slower to recover, and the “Great Resignation” has workers quitting at historic […]

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Rocket City Veterinary Hospital Opens Its Doors

January 10, 2022/in Community Development, Featured, Lead, News, Pandemic, Small Business/by Dawn Suiter

On Saturday, Jan. 8, Dr. Rene’ Holt and her team launched Madison’s newest veterinary practice, Rocket City Veterinary Hospital, adding an additional physical location to her existing Rocket City Mobile Vet practice.  Holt and her staff warmly welcomed guests to the new hospital’s open house and ribbon cutting, allowing them to explore the beautifully designed, […]

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County COVID-19 Cases Down, but Federal Mandates Approaching

October 29, 2021/in COVID-19, Featured, Medical, News, Pandemic/by Mike Easterling

Cindy Doty, senior consultant for PassionHR Consulting, Inc., explained issues facing employers and workers regarding President Joe Biden’s mandate that some companies require COVID-19 vaccinations. And three times during her presentation at Wednesday’s weekly coronavirus press briefing at the Huntsville City Council chambers she stressed this: neither the city nor the state are issuing these […]

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Catering Services Rebounding After Tumultuous Year

September 23, 2021/in COVID-19, Economy, Food, News, Pandemic, People/by Alan Clemons

Area caterers are getting back on track after more than 18 months that saw the heat lamps turned off for their food-related businesses. “We’re doing better in that things are about to get back on an even keel. But it has been tough,” said Narvell Patton, owner for 24 years of Catering by Narvell.  “People […]

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Crestwood Offers Monoclonal Antibody Treatment to Help Combat COVID-19

September 1, 2021/in coronavirus, COVID-19, Health Care, Lead, Medical, News, Pandemic, Research/by Lori Connors

In the ongoing battle against the pandemic, it’s important to have a variety of weapons in the medical arsenal. The Delta variant has clearly demonstrated that vaccines alone might not be enough in the war against COVID-19. Although vaccines have been highly effective for many, acquiring the breakthrough COVID has been a real concern, especially […]

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