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Tag Archive for: Mayor Tommy Battle

Region Mayors Come Together for History-Making Agreement

July 30, 2019/in Lead, Government, News/by Kimberly Ballard

It looked like a gathering of Knights of the Round Table.   But it was mayors from Madison, Limestone and Morgan counties gatheredaround a circular high-tech table for a history-making pact. Huntsville Mayor Tommy Battle; Madison Mayor Paul Finley; Triana Mayor MaryCaudle; Athens Mayor Ronnie Marks; Decatur Mayor Tab Bowling; and MooresvilleCity Councilwoman Leeann Barr, […]

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A Driving Force for Local Entrepreneurs, Urban Engine Turns 4

June 11, 2019/in News, Services, Small Business, Success, Technology/by Lori Connors

Called a “driving force” for entrepreneurs, Urban Engine is at the forefront of innovation in the area. Known for hosting its weekly co-working nights, Urban Engine is more than a social platform, it is a springboard for ideas and a cultural movement that resonates with our growing community of innovators, founders, and leaders. Housed in […]

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Aerojet Rocketdyne Opens State-of-the-Art Propulsion Facility in Huntsville

June 7, 2019/in Lead, Aerospace, Defense, News, Technology/by Jonathan Stinson

Huntsville can expect up to 600 new jobs according to Gov. Kay Ivey, thanks to Aerojet Rocketdyne’s opening of a 136,000 square-foot rocket propulsion advanced manufacturing facility. “Between the capabilities of the Alabama workforce and your company’s innovation, our possibilities seem limitless,” Ivey said. “Aerojet’s continued expansion of its location in Huntsville will bring more […]

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Huntsville/Madison County Chamber Wins Prestigious Award from Site Selection Magazine

May 2, 2019/in News, Featured, Government, People/by Bud McLaughlin

The Huntsville/Madison County Chamber has been honored with a Mac Conway Award, which was revealed in the May 2019 issue of Site Selection magazine. The magazine’s Mac Conway Awards for Excellence in Economic Development recognize the top local and regional economic development agencies in the US for their roles in helping to deliver prosperity to […]

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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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Ivey Announces I-565 Widening Project

April 17, 2019/in Construction Zone, Featured, News, Travel/Leisure/by Bud McLaughlin

MONTGOMERY – Following through on a campaign promise, Gov. Kay Ivey announced Wednesday a widening project for heavily traveled I-565. She also said a second project will expand the I-65 interchange at Tanner. The two major transportation projects were selected by the Alabama Department of Transportation for the Rebuild Alabama Act First Year Plan 2020. The […]

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Multi-use development planned for former Coca-Cola plant site

January 23, 2019/in Featured, Construction Zone, News, Real Estate/by Bud McLaughlin

For some time, there have been questions and rumors about the site of the former Coca-Cola plant on Clinton Avenue. Now, the questions have been answered and rumors dispelled. Rocket Development Partners of New York City owns the 13-acre property and have a vision for its use. “There’s going to be a mixed-use development on […]

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Theme of this year’s SMD Symposium focuses on ‘peer adversaries’

July 31, 2018/in News, Defense, Government/by Kimberly Ballard

What began as a local gathering of enthusiastic space and missile defense professionals more than 20 years ago, has evolved into one of the most anticipated, informative, and influential national public conferences on the defense of our nation. The 21st Annual Space and Missile Defense Symposium opens Aug. 7 at the Von Braun Center and […]

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South Huntsville is open for business! Ribbon cut for South Parkway overpasses

July 31, 2018/in News, Construction Zone, Featured, Government/by Bud McLaughlin

After 2 1/2 years and snail’s-pace stop-and-go traffic, the ribbon was cut today for the South Parkway overpasses at Byrd Spring and Lily Flagg roads. “We’re happy today to be able to open this stretch of South Memorial Parkway,” said Tommy Harris of the Alabama Department of Transportation, that came in a year ahead of […]

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‘Main Street Alabama’ designation to make South Huntsville a ‘special place’

June 12, 2018/in News, Construction Zone, Events, Government, Real Estate, Retail, Small Business, Travel/Leisure/by Bud McLaughlin

There may be no specified downtown nor an entertainment district per se. In fact, South Huntsville’s “main street” is a four-lane divided highway that carries a U.S. route designation. But, the area that stretches from roughly south of Governors to drive to the Tennessee River is a Main Street Alabama community. “I couldn’t be more […]

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