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The secret to building a multi-concept hospitality group
A strong first location doesn’t guarantee a strong second. Owners who expand too fast can strain cash, lose quality and open restaurants the market doesn’t want. But the ones who grow well plan for cash early, protect their teams and know when to let a restaurant go. On...
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Mazda Toyota Manufacturing celebrates millionth vehicle with $120,000 in community grants
A million vehicles have now rolled off the production line at Mazda Toyota Manufacturing in Huntsville, marking a major milestone for one of North Alabama’s largest manufacturing operations. The company […] The post Mazda Toyota Manufacturing celebrates millionth vehicle with $120,000 in community grants appeared first on 256 Today .
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People describe the economy in one word as cost of living weighs on voters
HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WAFF) - Voters head to the polls Tuesday with the economy, and more specifically the rising cost of living, among their biggest concerns. Higher gas prices, grocery bills, mortgage rates and housing costs have many Americans worried about how far their paychecks can go. People on the street...
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AAMU Students Help Shape Solar Farm’s Future
Alabama A&M University students are gaining paid research experience while exploring how land surrounding the campus solar farm could support agriculture, recreation and renewable energy. The interdisciplinary initiative involves urban planning, engineering, computer science and agricultural sciences, giving students opportunities to help shape campus development. “Students need to have a...
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Eddie Wilson remembered for helping men rebuild their lives at Foundry Farm
CULLMAN, Ala. – Eddie Wilson had planned to pick up a bag of seeds for The Foundry Farm. In its remembrance of the farm’s director, the North Alabama Agriplex said it would make sure those seeds reached their destination. “We will make sure those seeds make it to The Foundry so they can keep growing on the foundations that Eddie started,” the organization said. Eddie Dale Wilson, 62, of Hartselle, died unexpectedly Wednesday, Oct. 28, according to his obituary. He began serving with The Foundry Ministries in 2006 and became program director of its Cullman County farm in 2014. Through gardens, a hen house, expanded housing and a chapel, Wilson worked with residents, volunteers and community partners to develop the farm’s recovery program. In interviews over the years, he described those projects in terms of what they could offer the men who came there seeking help. The Agriplex remembered someone willing to learn so he could teach others. “Eddie wanted to learn more about farming to share with the residents at the Foundry,” its statement said. He began with chickens and a small garden, then enrolled in a small-farm class at Wallace State Community College, according to the Agriplex. He
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Bank of America opens new financial centers in Milwaukee, Madison
Bank of America continues to expand its financial center network, opening its first financial centers in Wisconsin in October.© Shutterstock The new Bank of America financial centers in Madison and Milwaukee are the first of 19 financial centers that bank of America plans to open across the state through 2030. The expansion reflects the key […] The post Bank of America opens new financial centers in Milwaukee, Madison appeared first on Financial Regulation News .