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Tag Archive for: Madison County

Mazda Toyota Manufacturing Sweetening the Pot for Workers

December 14, 2021/in Lead, Manufacturing, News, People, Workforce Development/by Kimberly Ballard

Mazda Toyota Manufacturing has reworked their compensation packages going into 2022 to better meet the needs of workers and to attract new workers looking to change careers. Considering MTM plans to hire up to 1,300 additional team members through 2022, the openings for people looking for a better job, more opportunities, and upward mobility are […]

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WEDC Foundation: Great Things Happen When Women Help Women

December 13, 2021/in Featured, Community Development, News, People/by Lori Connors

By advocating the collective power of encouragement, diversity, equity, and inclusion, women can literally move mountains. As November came to an end, the WEDC Foundation celebrated its 20th Anniversary through its annual fundraising event, Women Honoring Women. Women Honoring Women recognizes prominent women in the community who have created a legacy by overcoming obstacles and […]

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Huntsville-Madison County Chamber’s Redstone Update Provides a Glimpse Behind the Gates

December 13, 2021/in Lead, Defense, Engineering, Featured, Military, News, Technology/by Dawn Suiter

On Wednesday, Dec. 8, Huntsville/Madison County Chamber of Commerce hosted its annual Redstone Update at the Von Braun Center, its first in-person event since the COVID-19 outbreak forced it to go virtual.  This event allowed Redstone Arsenal to highlight its continuing growth as a Federal Center of Excellence, which has helped the regional economy to […]

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Giving Tuesday: Over $1 Million in Grants for Local Nonprofits

December 8, 2021/in Lead, Community Development, Events, Featured, News, Nonprofits/by Lori Connors

Despite all the recent negative press and doomsaying, there are still good things happening in the world. Giving Tuesday just happens to be one of those things.  Kicking off the holiday season with a day of inspired charitable giving, Giving Tuesday falls on the last Tuesday in November, right after Thanksgiving and well enough before […]

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Chamber Celebrates 36th Annual Small Business Award Winners

December 7, 2021/in Lead, Awards, Community Development, Featured, News, People/by Kimberly Ballard

The spotlight shone brightly on Huntsville small businesses when the Huntsville/Madison County Chamber of Commerce presented the 36th Annual Small Business Awards at the Von Braun Center North Hall.  In all, over 850 businesses were nominated, and 14 businesses and individuals were recognized for their outstanding support for the local economy and the important products […]

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Housing Issues Among Questions Raised For Trash Pandas and Minor League Teams

December 6, 2021/in Lead, Development, Featured, Housing, News, Sports/by Mike Easterling

Amid growing complaints from Minor League Baseball players, the big leagues have decided to step in and help remedy some pains. At the forefront is housing and eating options, something players trying to reach the largest stage see as a continuing headache. Major League Baseball (MLB), which now owns all of the minor leagues (MiLB), […]

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No Moss Growing on the 212-Mile Singing River Trail

December 6, 2021/in Lead, Community Development, Environment, Featured, News, People, Recognition, Workforce Development/by Kimberly Ballard

Aristotle once wrote, “In all things of nature there is something of the marvelous”.  When the Land Use Committee of Huntsville’s Launch 2035 dedicated the first quarter mile of North Alabama’s original 70-mile-long Singing River Trail in late 2019, the idea of physically connecting Huntsville to Madison, Athens, and Decatur was quite marvelous – in […]

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Yulista Celebrates the Completion of its Campus at Redstone Gateway

November 4, 2021/in Lead, Development, Engineering, Featured, Manufacturing, News/by Lori Connors

In the Yup’ik language, the word “Yulista” means “a place with a lot of people.” The term, “Quyumta” means “in unity.” Put together, these two terms illustrate the goal of Yulista’s newest campus at Redstone: a place of unity for many people.  Alaska-based Yulista recently completed its Redstone Gateway Campus with its third building, the Yukon, […]

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COVID Trends Positive as Discussion on Employee Mandates Continue

November 4, 2021/in Featured, COVID-19, News/by Mike Easterling

As fall nears its halfway point, the updates regarding COVID-19 trend in a positive direction. Tracy Doughty, president and chief operating officer at Huntsville Hospital, said during Wednesday’s weekly coronavirus briefing reports were “all favorable as we move forward in this pandemic.’’ However, it’s not time to declare victory. “Everything that we read and we […]

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The Legacy of Hughes Properties Continues to Shape Madison and Limestone Counties

November 3, 2021/in News, Development, People, Real Estate/by staff reports

Many have benefited from the professional services and the personal approach provided by the team at Hughes Properties, Inc. (HPI).  HPI has established a multitude of relationships, many which are repeat customers and referrals. HPI has a history of paying it forward and sharing lessons learned with HOA’s of various age, size, amenities, and board […]

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