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Groundbreaking Held for $30M Freestanding Emergency Department in North Huntsville, Alabama
Robins & Morton joined Huntsville Hospital Health System on Oct. 21 to celebrate the groundbreaking of the new $30-million North Huntsville Freestanding Emergency Department. The project represents the largest healthcare investment ever made in North Huntsville, Alabama. The new facility will provide 24/7 emergency care for families in North Huntsville...
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Mid City Market draws crowd for fall festivities in Huntsville
HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WAFF) - Trunk or treats, pumpkin contests and fall festivals took place around the valley this weekend. A large crowd gathered at Mid City Market in Huntsville to enjoy the weather and browse fall-themed items from local vendors. Organizers said this weekend’s Billy Strings show had a positive...
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Chorus brings harmony to retiree appreciation day
Retirees visiting the One Stop on Thursday enjoyed a musical performance by the Rocket City Chorus, a community ensemble known for its four-part harmony and broad repertoire. Led by retired Col. Norm Myers, the chorus performed a varied playlist that blended popular songs, traditional favorites and patriotic music. The program...
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Huntsville’s Sentar wins DLA contract to strengthen critical military infrastructure
Huntsville-based cybersecurity company Sentar has secured a new Defense Logistics Agency task order to strengthen the technology infrastructure supporting critical military logistics operations in Richmond, Virginia. The award calls for […] The post Huntsville’s Sentar wins DLA contract to strengthen critical military infrastructure appeared first on 256 Today .
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Nucor expands Alabama Towers & Structures Facility
Nucor Corporation plans to invest $60 million to expand its Nucor Towers & Structures facility in Trinity, Alabama, subject to regulatory and other approvals. The project will add 60 jobs with average annual wages exceeding $87,000 and increase production of steel poles and other steel structures for utility infrastructure. “Utilities...
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Huntsville Center closes fiscal 2026 with $2.49 billion obligated across military, federal missions
The U.S. Army Engineering and Support Center, Huntsville, closed fiscal 2026 on Sept. 30 with $2.49 billion obligated across programs supporting military readiness, installation resilience and specialized engineering requirements for military services and federal partners worldwide. The total demonstrates the breadth of work Huntsville Center can deliver. During the year,...
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$9.4 million building permit for UAB Hospital expansion + more new high-dollar projects
Fifteen new building permits were issued this past week across Alabama for construction projects exceeding $1 million. These permits were for projects primarily in the Huntsville and Birmingham metros. A $9.4 million permit was issued for the ongoing expansion project at UAB Hospital’s North Pavilion. Expansion of UAB Hospital’s...
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Daytime paving to begin Monday on US-31 resurfacing project in Decatur
The Alabama Department of Transportation announced that remaining paving on the US-31 resurfacing project in Decatur will shift to daytime hours beginning Monday, Oct. 26, because of cooler overnight temperatures. Rogers Group, the contractor on the $2.9 million project, has finished paving on the causeway and around the SR-20 junction...
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‘Population problem’: State school leaders say drop in student population could cause funding cuts
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Madison weighs new appeals board for short-term rentals
MADISON, Ala. (WAFF) -Madison city leaders are taking another look at their short-term rental rules. After issuing 42 violation notices earlier this month, the City Council will review an appeal process for rental operators Monday night. To operate in Madison, owners need a permit, business license, and 10 percent lodging...
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Doug Jones Says North Alabama Residents Need to Be Thanked, Not Re-educated
Huntsville, AL – At the Madison County Courthouse on Monday, Doug Jones did what Tommy Tuberville wouldn’t. He thanked the families who moved to North Alabama and helped make it the fastest-growing region in the state. Jones came to Huntsville a week after Tuberville told The Jeff Poor...