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Tag Archive for: Mayor Tommy Battle

Area Tourism, Conventions are Looking to Rebound in Wake of Pandemic

July 8, 2020/in News, Travel/Leisure/by Mike Easterling

Tourism has taken a hit in the Tennessee Valley as the COVID-19 pandemic has interrupted daily activities across the nation as well as globally. The good news is some of the impact will not be long-lasting. For example, the United States Tennis Association’s girls clay court championships that were held here for the first time […]

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Health, Civic Officials Plea: Wear Face Coverings, Use Hand Sanitizers, Practice Social Distancing.

June 23, 2020/in News, Government, Health Care/by Mike Easterling

Wear face coverings, use hand sanitizers and practice social distancing. It’s neither a broken record nor a cliche, just the repeated pleas from health and civic officials urging Madison County residents to practice these safety measures to battle the novel coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic. That checklist continues to be the theme at the bi-weekly pandemic press […]

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Mazda Toyota Manufacturing Revs Up Hiring, Shows Off Post-COVID Assessment Center & Interview Process

May 22, 2020/in Lead, Automotive, Manufacturing, News/by Kimberly Ballard

Mazda Toyota Manufacturing kept its motor running throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, hiring 100 employees in April. They auto plant kicked things into second gear May 11 by restarting the hiring process with job interviews and skills assessments at the MTM/AIDT Assessment Center at 7262 Governors Drive West, Suite 203, near Bridge Street Towne Center. Mazda […]

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Talk of Reopening Local Businesses Gains Steam

April 27, 2020/in Lead, Food/dining, Government, Health Care, News/by Mike Easterling

With the number of confirmed novel coronavirus cases in Madison County flattening the curve, talk of reopening business is growing steam. The number of positive tests for COVID-19 was the same Saturday — 205 — as it was Thursday. That figure was 198 to start the week. The number of deaths in the county related […]

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Crestwood CEO: What We’re Doing, What You’re Doing, is Working

April 15, 2020/in Lead, Government, Health Care, News/by Mike Easterling

Universal Source Control. That’s the new buzz phrase coming from the Center for Disease Control (CDC) regarding the novel coronavirus COVID-19. Crestwood Medical Center CEO Dr. Pam Hudson said that was a “fancy way to say, ‘We can’t tell who all has it, we might each have it ourselves. If we all put a mask […]

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Stay at Home Order Issued for State

April 3, 2020/in Lead, Government, Health Care, News/by Bud McLaughlin

The Alabama Department of Public Health has enacted a Stay at Home Order for the state of Alabama, effective April 4 at 5 p.m. to combat the spread of COVID-19. Grocery stores and other essential businesses will remain open. Huntsville residents should stay at home, only leaving for essential needs and services, until the order […]

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Officials Stress ‘One Person, One Cart’ While Shopping; Curfew Discussed

March 31, 2020/in Lead, Government, Health Care, News/by Kimberly Ballard

Local elected officials leaders took a ride around Madison County over the weekend to monitor how residents and businesses were handling the latest move to help stem the coronavirus outbreak. Gov. Kay Ivey released a list of non-essential businesses that were shut down Saturday. It was called the state’s most aggressive action to date to […]

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New State Regulations Limit Gatherings, Ban Dining-in

March 19, 2020/in Lead, Education, Food/dining, Government, News, Retail, Services, Small Business, Travel/Leisure/by staff reports

The Public Health Officer for the State of Alabama released a new list of stringent containment policies for communities to follow to combat the COVID-19 pandemic. These include full school closures, senior center closures, pre-school and child care closures, nursing home restrictions, delayed elective-medical procedures, limited gatherings of no more than 25 persons, bar closures, and […]

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Mayor Battle: ‘Take a Step Back … Take a Deep Breath’

March 16, 2020/in Lead, Health Care, News/by staff reports

Huntsville Mayor Tommy Battle urged people to avoid panic shopping and hysteria in the face of the COVID-19 outbreak. His comments came at a news conference Monday with Madison Mayor Paul Finley, Emergency Management Agency Director Jeff Birdwell, and local health care and public safety partners. “We all need to take a step back and take […]

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Mayor Vetoes Lodging Tax

March 13, 2020/in Lead, Government, News, Travel/Leisure/by staff reports

Mayor Tommy Battle informed City Council this morning that he vetoed the 1 percent lodging tax the  Council approved 3-2 Thursday night to fund the city’s planned amphitheater at MidCity District. In a message to Council, Mayor Battle outlined his reasons as follows: The City of Huntsville has a solid financial model to pay for […]

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