Things are looking “golden” for the city’s office market, according to a commercial real estate expert. With the U.S. Space Command moving to Redstone Arsenal and associated work on Golden Dome and drones, “companies are being more aggressive to being here to defend the world,” said Kyle Collins, senior vice president and principal at Colliers […]
For a woman-owned small business to survive, it takes perseverance, talent and consistency. And those traits were cited Thursday at Five Stones Research’s 20th anniversary celebration. “We’re saluting the Greens for creating a climate and environment of consistency,” said Rex Vaughn, chair of the Madison County Commission. “You’re a great hub for our community (in) […]
The Alabama Center for Real Estate, part of the University of Alabama’s Culverhouse School of Business, held its eighth annual Rocket City Real Estate and Economics Forum on Thursday. The event at the Huntsville Area Association of Realtors’ downtown office featured discussions from local industry and higher education leaders, as well as from David Altig, […]
Inside a nondescript brick building in Cummings Research Park is an army of “soldiers” defending the country and businesses from cyber invasion. On Wednesday, MAD Security cut the ribbon on its operations center, revealing its mission to visiting civic officials and customers. And, its mission is basic. “We defend those that defend the mission,” said […]
Called a “one-stop shop” for research and testing by Maj. Gen. Jason Cothern of the Huntsville-based Missile Defense Agency, the new Auburn University Applied Research Laboratory features the nation’s first university-led space electronics testing facility. Cothern made his remarks during Tuesday’s ribbon-cutting of the 50,000 square-foot facility in Huntsville’s Cummings Research Park. He was joined […]
In addressing the packed Mark C. Smith Concert Hall for the opening session of the Space and Missile Defense Symposium, Lt. Gen. John Rafferty cited the legacy of Huntsville and the nation’s space and missile defense programs. “I don’t think the members of Operation Paperclip (the Army project that brought Dr. Wernher von Braun and […]
Military use of drones has increased exponentially in the war in Ukraine and, most recently, in the fighting in the Middle East. However, modern conflict has shown that nations cannot surge industrial capability after a crisis begins, which could limit the availability of the unmanned systems. For the United States, that has been troubling particularly […]
With a healthy 2025 behind it, Huntsville’s commercial real estate market continues to be stable with growth on the horizon. According to the 2026 Graham Report, the market saw positive absorption in the industrial and office markets. Graham & Co. has been tracking and publishing data on the commercial real estate market since 2005. While […]
As autonomous systems become more capable and increasingly central to military operations, the ability to move information reliably, securely, and rapidly across contested environments is becoming one of the most important technical challenges facing modern military operations. That is one of the reasons Huntsville-based PDW has entered into an agreement to acquire Vanteon of Rochester, […]
Continuing its legacy of advanced missile technology, Leidos will deliver a new cruise missile for the nation’s “Arsenal of Freedom” initiative. The project will also bring an expansion to the company’s workforce and facilities in Cummings Research Park. The missile is expected to go into production next year. According to a news release, Leidos will […]
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