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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]
February 2nd, 2018
Huntsville City Council members share outlooks for their districts for 2018
Over the past two weeks, City Blog has looked at the hopes and the challenges for 2018 in each district [Read More]
February 1st, 2018
Jeff Easter: A distinguished legacy of leadership and building
Some time, somewhere, they should put Jeff Easter’s name on a building. After all, his fingerprints — and his heart [Read More]
January 31st, 2018
#iHeartHsv campaign is digital love-fest for Huntsville
It’s a social media campaign, now in its fifth year, but as much as anything it’s a digital Valentine to [Read More]
January 30th, 2018
District 5 outlook: Huntsville’s ‘growth spurt’ presents opportunity for better connectivity
City Blog has been taking a look at what’s in store in 2018 in each of the City of Huntsville’s [Read More]
January 29th, 2018
District 1 outlook: Transformative redevelopment opportunity awaits for Johnson High
City Blog is taking a look at what’s in store in 2018 in each of the City of Huntsville’s five [Read More]
January 26th, 2018
Expansion craft: How Huntsville landed in Limestone County
It began with conversations on the tailgates of pickup trucks and around cozy kitchen tables and on creaky wooden porches, [Read More]