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Despite Remington Money Woes and Furloughs, Incentives are Protected

July 3, 2019/in Lead, Government, Manufacturing, News/by Jonathan Stinson

It’s too early to tell how or if Remington’s recent furloughs will affect its agreement with the city of Huntsville, according to city officials. June 3 marked the first day of about a two-month furlough for about 200 workers at the Remington plant in Huntsville. Workers are expected to return in mid-August. Following the company’s […]

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UAH to Host Interim State Cyber and Engineering School; Massey Named President

June 28, 2019/in Lead, Education, News, Technology/by Bud McLaughlin

The University of Alabama-Huntsville’s Bevill Center will serve as the interim site for the Alabama School of Cyber Technology and Engineering, it was announced Friday. Also, former Madison County Schools Superintendent Matt Massey was named the school’s first president. The school is scheduled to open in August 2020 with 10th- and 11th-grade students from across […]

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Navistar to make $125M expansion here; add 145 jobs

June 14, 2019/in Lead, Automotive, Manufacturing, News, Real Estate/by Bud McLaughlin

Navistar, which has an engine plant in Huntsville, will expand its operations here with the addition of a gear box and engine manufacturing facility. The Huntsville City Council approved an agreement with the company for the $125 million plant that will create some 145 jobs. Navistar employs 126 workers at its diesel engine plant near […]

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AAA Credit Ratings Prove Huntsville an Economic Engine for North Alabama

June 3, 2019/in News, Featured, Finance, Government/by Kimberly Ballard

For the 11th consecutive year, Huntsville has received the highest possible “AAA” credit ratings from

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Auto Supplier DaikyoNishikawa to Locate First U.S. Plant in Huntsville, Creating 380 Jobs

May 14, 2019/in Automotive, Construction Zone, Featured, Manufacturing, News/by Bud McLaughlin

Japan-based DaikyoNishikawa US will build a $110 million auto parts manufacturing facility in Huntsville, the company announced Tuesday. “Huntsville welcomes DaikyoNishikawa to our growing regional network of automotive suppliers,” Mayor Tommy Battle said. “They’re joining an outstanding partnership with Mazda Toyota Manufacturing U.S.A., and we’re collectively witnessing the birth of a major automotive hub for […]

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Limestone, Madison Counties Lead State in Capital Investment, Job Creation

May 14, 2019/in Construction Zone, Featured, Government, Manufacturing, News/by Kimberly Ballard

Limestone and Madison counties topped all other counties in Alabama for new capital investment (CAPEX) and job creation, according to the 2018 New & Expanding Industry Report just released by the Alabama Department of Commerce. Limestone County led the state with CAPEX of $1.7 billion, followed by Madison County with $1.1 billion in new capital […]

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Huntsville, Sierra Nevada Chasing the Dream of Space-based Business

May 6, 2019/in Aerospace, Featured, Government, News, Technology/by Kimberly Ballard

Since the launch of the International Space Station some 20 years ago, the idea of space, especially low-Earth orbit, has been as one big start-up business. With Sierra Nevada’s Dream Chaser spacecraft jumping into the commercial resupply mission lane, the whole commercialization of space concept got very interesting for Huntsville. If all goes as planned, […]

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While Residents are Goin’ ‘Round Huntsville Mountain, Businesses are Assessing the Fallout

April 30, 2019/in Construction Zone, Featured, Government, News/by Kimberly Ballard

Huntsville residents are used to going around things. Most people have skirted around Redstone Arsenal for 65 years to get where they are going. And, after all, when you live in a valley, there are going to be some mountains to traverse, but the priority $18 million Cecil Ashburn Drive road improvement project has been […]

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History and Future Merge with Blue Origin Engine Plant in the Rocket City

January 25, 2019/in Aerospace, Construction Zone, Featured, Government, Manufacturing, News, Technology/by Bud McLaughlin

Looking back on history with an eye to the future, elected officials joined the CEOs of Blue Origin and United Launch Alliance in a ground-breaking ceremony Friday for a $200 million rocket engine manufacturing facility in Huntsville. “We’re here to celebrate history with a vision to the future,” said Alabama Secretary of Commerce Greg Canfield […]

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Cecil Ashburn Drive project to begin Jan. 7

December 7, 2018/in Construction Zone, Featured, Government, News/by Bud McLaughlin

  The City of Huntsville is set to begin critical roadwork in early January to improve safety and increase capacity on Cecil Ashburn Drive, one of the city’s most heavily trafficked corridors. Listed as a priority improvement project in Huntsville’s “Restore Our Roads” agreement with the Alabama Department of Transportation, contractors will widen Cecil Ashburn Drive […]

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