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Construction on Constellation, the City’s ‘Front Door,’ is Underway

February 2, 2021/in Lead, Construction, Food/dining, News, Real Estate, Retail, Travel/Leisure/by Alan Clemons

After decades of planning and dreaming, Constellation Huntsville is finally under construction. Located on about 11 acres sandwiched between Memorial Parkway, Clinton Avenue and the Von Braun Center, the mixed-use project has sparked numerous questions and much speculation over the years. Developer Scott McLain never lost faith, although it may have been shaken a bit […]

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Former Huntsville Remington Plant For Sale

January 28, 2021/in Lead, Manufacturing, News, Real Estate/by staff reports

The former Remington Outdoor plant is up for sale. B. Riley Real Estate, NAI Global and its Huntsville office NAI Chase Commercial announced the offering. The 800,000 square-foot facility is going to market unpriced, the announcement said. The vacant properties are available for immediate sale or lease. Huntsville-based Remington Outdoor opened the plant and its […]

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Huntsville Named Headquarters of U.S. Space Command

January 13, 2021/in Lead, Aerospace, Government, Military, News/by Alan Clemons

U.S. Space Command headquarters will be based at Redstone Arsenal in Huntsville, the Air Force announced today. “The Department of the Air Force conducted both virtual and on-site visits to assess which of six candidate locations would be best suited to host the U.S. Space Command Headquarters based on factors related to mission, infrastructure capacity, […]

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Attention all Thrashers (Even Grommets): A Skatepark is Planned for John Hunt Park

January 13, 2021/in Lead, Government, News, Sports, Travel/Leisure/by staff reports

In a few months, you’ll be able to go to John Hunt Park and grab some air with your crew on a half-pipe. That’s right, thanks to a $1 million anonymous donation, the city of Huntsville moving ahead with plans for an innovative skatepark that will challenge skaters, from professional to novice. The proposed $4 […]

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Buffalo Rock Moving Operations with $20M Facility

December 24, 2020/in Lead, Manufacturing, News, Services, Workforce Development/by staff reports

The Mazda Toyota Manufacturing Plant “neighborhood” is about to get a new resident. Buffalo Rock announced it will be moving its distribution operations from Old Madison Pike to a $20 million facility next year in Limestone County near the massive auto plant north of I-565. The new distribution center for Pepsi-Cola beverages and food products […]

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Help a Shelter Pet Find a Home for the Holidays!

December 21, 2020/in News, Government/by staff reports

Huntsville Animal Services has many dogs and cats longing to be “Home For the Holidays.”  To help Santa with these special deliveries, the Shelter is reducing adoption fees to $5 and $10 through Dec. 31. If adoption is not an option, the shelter is offering an alternative: A “Holiday Foster Sleepover” with one of its […]

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Prelude to Tokyo: Team USA Rolls into 2021 Paralympic Cycling Season in Huntsville

December 7, 2020/in Lead, News, Sports/by Kimberly Ballard

The Rocket City is quickly becoming a city of elite athletic events. The latest jewel in Huntsville’s crown is the Huntsville Paralympic Cycling Open – a stepping-stone event for the 2021 Paralympic Games in Tokyo. After a year of postponement due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Mayor Tommy Battle announced Huntsville, in partnership with the U.S. […]

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Google Fiber Brings 2 Gig Internet Service to Huntsville

December 7, 2020/in Lead, Entertainment, News, Technology/by staff reports

It’s not unusual for Huntsville to be on the forefront of technology breakthroughs. And now, it’s Google Fiber’s 2 Gig service. With thousands of Huntsvillians working from home and students taking online classes, Google Fiber has announced that 2 Gig service is available in the Rocket City. In August, Google Fiber announced its plan to […]

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Booz Allen Innovation Center at Stovehouse Will Put Technology on Display

December 1, 2020/in Lead, Construction Zone, Defense, News, Technology, Workforce Development/by Kimberly Ballard

This winter, visitors to the historic Stovehouse will be able to watch innovation in progress through the glass “storefront” of the new Booz Allen Innovation Center overlooking the grassy courtyard of the reimagined factory. On display will be the company’s vast 3D printing capabilities and other additive manufacturing technologies. Plans for the innovation center were […]

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Holiday Shoppers Urged to Shop Small, Save Local and Spend Big

November 25, 2020/in Lead, Entrepreneurs, News, Retail/by Kimberly Ballard

They won’t say “Black Friday”, “Small Business Saturday”, or “Cyber Monday” have been called off this year, but instead, it has been extended to incorporate the entire four weeks from Thanksgiving to Christmas. The Huntsville/Madison County Chamber of Commerce, the Madison Chamber of Commerce, the South Huntsville Main Business Association, Downtown Huntsville Inc., the North […]

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