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Key issues and candidates collide during District 5 debate

July 15, 2024/in Community Development, Development, Economy, Education, Employment, Events, Featured, Government, Housing, Lead, News, People, Transportation, Workforce Development/by Sarah Zupko

Five local organizations came together on Saturday, July 13 to host a Meet the Candidate Forum for Huntsville’s City Council District 5 contest. The meeting was held at St. Luke Christian Church on Sparkman Drive.  The National Coalition of 100 Black Women – Greater Huntsville Area Chapter, 100 Black Men of Greater Huntsville, the League […]

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Council change causes controversy, approval received for infrastructure strategy on Bob Wallace

July 15, 2024/in Community Development, Construction, Development, Featured, Government, Lead, News, People, Transportation/by Laura Boehringer

Image;: Provided by Sarah Zupko, Huntsville Business Journal At its July 7 meeting, the Huntsville City Council made key decisions on several significant issues, including the implementation of smart traffic technology, the demolition of hazardous buildings, and changes to the broadcasting of public comments. Recognizing Local Beekeepers The council honored the Madison County Beekeepers Association’s […]

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Alabama Governor Kay Ivey visits Huntsville, discusses unionization question and education reform

May 14, 2024/in Automotive, Community Development, Economy, Education, Employment, Events, Featured, Government, Lead, News, People, Transportation, Workforce Development/by Sarah Zupko

Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey addressed a crowd of over 1,000 at the Huntsville/Madison County Chamber’s Alabama Update on May 13. The sold-out event was held at the Von Braun Center. Members of the Huntsville/Madison business community gathered alongside regional elected officials to hear Gov. Ivey deliver updates on the legislative session, which concluded last week.  […]

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City of Huntsville settles six-figure lawsuit, moves forward with two major roadway projects

May 14, 2024/in Community Development, Construction, Development, Featured, Government, Lead, News, Traffic, Transportation/by Laura Boehringer

During the most recent edition of Huntsville City Council’s regularly scheduled meeting, the docket was packed with approvals, plans, and budget discussions. The City of Huntsville amended the city’s budget to more comprehensively acknowledge African American history and approved settlements for $150K in city lawsuits, one resulting from an employee death in 2021. Budget Amendment […]

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Huntsville Secures Federal Funding for Bus Rapid Transit Corridor Development

May 6, 2024/in Community Development, Employment, Featured, Government, Lead, News, Services, Transportation, Workforce Development/by Gus Wintzell

The City of Huntsville has secured a significant $850,000 grant from the Federal Transit Authority (FTA) to initiate a pioneering land-use study along a potential bus rapid transit (BRT) corridor. The study will focus on three key areas along University Drive: Northwoods, University of Alabama in Huntsville, and Mid-City. These areas have been identified as […]

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Huntsville unveils new bike share stations in Cummings Research Park West

May 6, 2024/in Community Development, Employment, Events, Featured, Lead, News, People, Transportation, Travel/Leisure, Workforce Development/by Sarah Zupko

The City of Huntsville, Cummings Research Park (CRP), and Downtown Huntsville, Inc. (DHI) came together last week to announce three pilot Blue Bikes Bike Share stations in CRP West.  Huntsville Mayor Tommy Battle was in attendance at the announcement, which took place at The Point @ Lake 4 Station, located at 900 Explorer Boulevard.  The […]

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Huntsville International Airport in the running for Newsweek’s Best Small Airport

April 29, 2024/in Awards, Community Development, Featured, Lead, News, Transportation, Travel/Leisure/by Gus Wintzell

Huntsville International Airport (HSV) has been selected as a nominee for the title of Best Small Airport in the United States by Newsweek Readers’ Choice Awards. Out of 15 contenders nationwide, HSV stands out for its reputation of seamless service, friendly atmosphere, and commitment to enhancing the traveler experience with offerings such as live music […]

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Madison County tourism surges, setting records with $2.4 billion in revenue

April 19, 2024/in Arts, Community Development, Economy, Entertainment, Featured, Lead, News, Tourism, Transportation, Travel/Leisure, Workforce Development/by Gus Wintzell

The Alabama Tourism Department recently unveiled its 2023 Alabama Tourism Impact Report, painting a picture of growth and promising prospects for Madison County’s tourism sector. The report highlights Madison County’s continued prominence among the leading counties in the state, boasting impressive growth across various metrics. Key findings from the report include a 15% increase in […]

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Huntsville International Airport breaks all-time passenger record

April 18, 2024/in Community Development, Featured, Lead, News, People, Success, Tourism, Transportation, Travel/Leisure/by Gus Wintzell

Huntsville International Airport shattered all previous passenger traffic records in March, marking its busiest month on record. The airport saw double-digit increases in both passenger numbers and seating capacity. “Our airline partners American, Delta, United, Breeze and Silver have stepped up their capacity to serve our customers, and our community has responded,” said Trey Bentley, Board […]

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Mark your calendar! Downtown Huntsville releases full slate of events for 2024

April 10, 2024/in Entertainment, Featured, Food, Food/dining, Lead, News, Retail, Tourism, Transportation, Travel/Leisure/by Gus Wintzell

Downtown Huntsville, Inc. has announced the schedule for the 2024 event season, which promises a series of unforgettable experiences in the Heart of Huntsville.  Kicking off the season is the Downtown Open, a free mini-golf experience set up around Courthouse Square. From April 18 through April 30, participants can enjoy creatively designed holes, courtesy of […]

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