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February 27th, 2018
Black History Month: Mentors, Mothers & Motivators
Huntsville has had no shortage of influential black residents who have changed the landscape of this community and left incredible [Read More]
February 27th, 2018
Proposed ‘Singing River Trail’ could connect communities with 70-mile greenway
Funny how an almost-straight line has turned long and serpentine. The idea was simple: a “Calhoun-to-Calhoun” greenway, a path that [Read More]
February 26th, 2018
Black History Month: Huntsville’s heroes close to home
Huntsville has had no shortage of influential black residents who have changed the landscape of this community and left incredible [Read More]
February 23rd, 2018
Huntsville’s Chamber-led trip to Montgomery a chance to hear — and to be heard
Nearly 100 strong, they descended on the state capitol earlier this week, a band of political, industry and civic leaders [Read More]
February 23rd, 2018
City Limits: Explaining the annexation process
With its reputation for high-quality services and riding a momentum of success, Huntsville is no stranger to annexation requests from [Read More]
February 22nd, 2018
Making a big splash for the economy — and for residents — at Huntsville Aquatics Center
At the official grand opening of the Huntsville Aquatic Center last July, hundreds of swimmers jumped into the water simultaneously [Read More]
February 21st, 2018
GEOHuntsville: Finding directions to make lives safer, easier
Opening an app on your phone to help find your way to a destination has become second nature. Confidence in [Read More]
February 20th, 2018
To market, to market, with a triple-A in our pocket
Huntsville is in growth mode. It’s a celebratory position to be in having navigated a brutal recession and successfully implemented [Read More]
February 16th, 2018
Exploring the Chamber’s key role in economic development
Economic development is a team sport that ideally creates a win-win – good jobs and capital investment for the community [Read More]
February 14th, 2018
Lost and Found Pets group reunites owners with pets, eases burden on City’s services
The tail-wagging, teary-eyed reunions are so spectacular, so gratifying. “It’s like Christmas to me,” says Jeananne Phillips Jackson. “And it’s [Read More]