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Toyota reports strong EV sales despite overall decline in September U.S. sales

October 3, 2024/in Automotive, Economy, Engineering, Featured, Lead, News/by Gus Wintzell

Toyota Motor North America (TMNA) reported a 20.3% drop in U.S. sales for September 2024, with 162,595 vehicles sold. Despite the overall decline, electrified vehicle sales—comprising hybrids, plug-in hybrids, EVs, and fuel cells—rose significantly by 22.4%, accounting for nearly 48.4% of total sales volume. This reflects a growing consumer shift towards eco-friendly vehicles. In the […]

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Rent control debate heats up: Why economists warn it could worsen housing crisis

October 3, 2024/in Economy, Featured, Housing, Lead, News, People, Real Estate, Resource/by Matt Curtis

It’s an election year, so there’s a lot of ideas and promises floating around to garner votes and win an election.  This election cycle includes the highly refuted idea of rent control. On one hand, if you’re a renter, rent (and the price of everything) is out of control.  Back before the Fed got involved […]

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Bank Independent ranked among America’s Top 200 Most Loved Workplaces for 2024

October 3, 2024/in Awards, Banking, Featured, Finance, Lead, News/by Gus Wintzell

Bank Independent has been recognized as one of America’s Top 200 Most Loved Workplaces in Newsweek Magazine’s annual list, developed by Most Loved Workplace®, a division of Best Practice Institute (BPI). The bank secured the 54th spot, making it the highest-ranked financial institution in Alabama and the third overall company from the state, trailing only […]

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Senator Tuberville discusses national debt, immigration, and economic challenges during HSV visit

October 2, 2024/in Events, Featured, Government, Lead, News, Opinion, People/by Sarah Zupko

Alabama Senator Tommy Tuberville was in Huntsville on September 30 to provide an update on his most recent year in office.  The senator spoke about immigration, the national debt, a reduction in farms, and foreign wars. The upcoming presidential election was top of mind for the senator, who painted a grim picture of national life.  […]

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AI Talks: Is Artificial Intelligence at its peak? What happens next?

October 2, 2024/in cyber, Economy, Employment, Featured, Lead, News, Opinion, People, Resource, Science, Technology, Workforce Development/by Carl Holden

First of all, I’d like to thank any of you who attended the AICyberCon as mentioned in the last article. We had over 100 people attend the event and had speakers from the government and Fortune 500. It was awesome to see so many people excited to learn and improve their careers in the field […]

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Kape Tayo celebrates one year of bringing Filipino coffee to HSV

October 2, 2024/in Events, Featured, Food, Food/dining, Lead, Small Business, Success/by Sarah Zupko

The one-year anniversary of Gordan and Riza Krom’s Filipino coffee shop, Kape Tayo, is right around the corner.  The Kroms, a married couple who have been doing business and life together for the past decade, relocated to Huntsville from Oregon in the summer of 2023. By October, they had opened Kape Tayo on the second […]

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VBC Director of Sales and Event Services to retire after 35 years in hospitality

October 2, 2024/in Featured, Hospitality, Lead, News, People, Recognition/by Gus Wintzell

After a distinguished 35-year career in Huntsville’s hospitality and tourism industry, Marie Arighi, Director of Sales and Event Services at the Von Braun Center (VBC), has announced her retirement, effective January 1, 2025. Arighi has spent the past 25 years at the VBC, playing a pivotal role in securing conventions, tradeshows, and events that have […]

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City Council debates use of private funds, upcoming 5% electrical rate increase

October 1, 2024/in Community Development, Economy, Events, Featured, Government, Lead, News/by Laura Boehringer

During the most meeting, the Huntsville City Council announced an upcoming proposal for a 5% electric rate increase, debated whether to address a grey area between personal and workplace funds, and finalized the 2025 budget. Upcoming Electric Rate Increase Proposal Director of External Affairs at Huntsville Utilities, Joe Gehrdes, announced that Huntsville Utilities will approach city […]

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Alabama real estate market sees cooling trend as mortgage rates drop, report shows

September 30, 2024/in Economy, Featured, Housing, Lead, News, Real Estate/by Marie Johnson

The Alabama Association of Realtors has released their Alabama Economic and Real eState Report for the month of September 2024.  The report summarizes the state of the Alabama real estate market -the average of the entire state, not merely our own Huntsville/Madison County market – as ‘cooling, but robust.’  “As the traditional summer home-buying season […]

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Teledyne Brown Engineering wins $476M NASA contract

September 27, 2024/in Community Development, Defense, Engineering, Featured, Lead, NASA, News, Science, Technology/by Gus Wintzell

Teledyne Brown Engineering has been selected by NASA to provide Earth observation data and services under a new indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract, with a potential value of up to $476 million. The contract will support NASA’s Earth science research by offering cost-effective, commercial-sourced observation data. Teledyne’s contribution will feature its Multi-User System for Earth Sensing (MUSES), a […]

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