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In today’s housing market, inventory may be low, but there’s no shortage of uniquely beautiful homes in Alabama. Whether landscape, architecture, or eclectic charm, we’ve rounded up 4 homes that reflect an out-of-the-ordinary life in the South. Cozy Cabin A cozy cabin on the water is something people dream about! Northport, Alabama offers the perfect […]
The University of Alabama at Birmingham’s School of Engineering has teamed up with Children’s of Alabama to bring an exciting new piece of equipment to young patients, particularly those who have undergone spinal fusion surgery. The halo traction walker was produced by senior UAB design students in Dr. Alan Eberhardt’s class as a part of […]
State Rep. Christopher England (D-Tuscaloosa) has pre-filed legislation for the 2024 state legislative session to raise Alabama’s online sales taxes to generate additional funding for public education in the state. HB17 proposes to raise the tax rate Alabamians pay on online purchases from 8%to 9.25%. The online sales tax, known as the simplified sellers-use tax […]
The Alabama Medical Cannabis Association, a group advocating for safe, affordable and accessible medical cannabis for Alabama patients, announced a new partnership with the Healthcare Workers’ Compensation Fund (HWCF) and Harmon Dennis Bradshaw. Effective immediately, qualified employers who are part of the Alabama Medical Cannabis Association can join Alabama’s homogeneous healthcare self-insured fund while providing […]
A ground-based, mobile weapon system that combats cruise missiles and unmanned aircraft is one step closer to being deployed across the world to protect American troops, allied forces and innocent civilians. Leidos announced the successful Risk Reduction Flight Demonstration (RRFD) of its Enduring Shield Weapon System on Tuesday. The Leidos Dynetics team, based in Huntsville, […]
In the competitive business landscape where states battle for investment, Alabama has quietly but steadily ascended the ranks, earning recognition for the nation’s most favorable regulatory environment and the sixth-best overall ranking for doing business. Contrary to cynics like CNBC, which earlier this year labeled Alabama as one of the worst places to live and […]
In today’s housing market, inventory may be low, but there’s no shortage of uniquely beautiful homes in Alabama. Whether landscape, architecture, or eclectic charm, we’ve rounded up 4 homes that reflect an out-of-the-ordinary life in the South. Cozy Cabin A cozy cabin on the water is something people dream about! Northport, Alabama offers the perfect […]
Freddy is the Federal Affairs Manager at Alabama Power Company. His primary responsibilities are the company’s federal governmental relations efforts in Washington., and throughout the state. Freddy has worked for Alabama Power for over 12 years. He began his career in Western Division, headquartered in Tuscaloosa, where he was responsible for relationships with elected officials, […]
A one-of-a-kind graduate program at the University of Alabama will pave the way for highly-skilled professionals to enter the ranks of the critical field of precision timing. With nearly $3 million in support from the National Science Foundation, UA is offering 24 graduate school fellowships. The fellowships pay tuition and a stipend for students to concentrate […]
Innovate Alabama’s State of Innovation Day on Thursday was attended by not only some of the state’s brightest tech entrepreneurs and businesspeople — but also some of Alabama’s most influential leaders. Former U.S. Secretary of State and Alabama native Condoleezza Rice delivered the keynote ahead of the Alabama Innovation Commission board meeting on Thursday. The […]
An organization dedicated to putting more women in Alabama’s workforce and expanding their job opportunities is set to begin what it has labeled a strategic fundraising campaign. The Women’s Foundation of Alabama announced this week the Watershed Campaign, with a goal of raising $7.5 million and moving 10,000 women into the state’s workforce by 2027. […]
Calling broadband access “a lifeline,” Gov. Kay Ivey made a visit to Atmore Community Hospital, the third stop on her broadband tour of Alabama. Ivey discussed the importance of high-speed internet in allowing Alabamians to access telehealth services, while highlighting the progress being made in broadband projects in Escambia and Baldwin counties, as well as […]
In today’s housing market, inventory may be low, but there’s no shortage of uniquely beautiful homes in Alabama. Whether landscape, architecture, or eclectic charm, we’ve rounded up 4 homes that reflect an out-of-the-ordinary life in the South. Cozy Cabin A cozy cabin on the water is something people dream about! Northport, Alabama offers the perfect […]
Two Alabama companies won a combined $75,000 in non-dilutive funding after winning out a group of ten other finalists in the Alabama Launchpad Cycle 2023 Finale. Founded by Will Bryan, Autonoma, a business that creates autonomous vehicle simulation and validations tools, won $50,000 in the early seed stage. “I think the real value I’ve gotten […]
As the Alabama Medical Cannabis Commission (AMCC) navigates the crucial phase of awarding integrated facility licenses, Trulieve, a company that has put down roots in the state, says its presence in Alabama will benefit patients and the state as a whole. The AMCC heard presentations from integrated facility applicants this week at the Alabama State […]
On Thursday, the Alabama Mining Association (AMA) announced that Paul Kavinoky has been named as the new President of the AMA. He’ll take over for Patrick Cagle, who is stepping down from the role to pursue a career in ministry. “We are pleased to have Paul leading the mining association at such a pivotal time […]
Bound by the love of community, EARTH will pave a prosperous path forward for East Alabama. “EARTH will convene people of all ages from Sylacauga and East Alabama to learn, innovate, and incubate in order to get employed or start a business,” says Jeff Lynn, president of Central Alabama Community College and EARTH investment team […]
Whether representing the more metropolitan areas or the charming smaller towns, Alabama REALTORS® are known for their willingness to help clients without reservation. We had the opportunity to get to know 5 of Alabama’s most respected REALTORS® from all across the state. We asked each of them a few questions to get to know them, […]
Major German appliance maker, Miele, has announced that it has officially began the process of opening its first ever U.S. location — in Opelika, Alabama. The new operation is projected to created 150 jobs in year one and in the following years hundreds of new positions. Governor Kay Ivey announced the news Thursday. “Miele is […]
One of Huntsville’s very own, Minerva Defense Inc., announced the addition of Joseph Summers to the executive leadership team. Mr. Summers will serve as the Chief Executive Officer and Chairman. Summers joins William “Bill” Bailey III as a founder of the company. Summers has 27 years of experience in government and defense contracting industry. Upon […]
The world of small business in Dothan, Alabama is booming right now according to the Business Council of Alabama and the Chamber of Commerce Association for the state. “Dothan won big again this year in Birmingham,” said Melia McKean, Director of Communications for the Dothan Area Chamber of Commerce. “Two Dothan area businesses, Engineered Systems […]
Defense is a major industry in Alabama. 168,439 Alabamians work for defense contractors. Boeing builds Patriot missile components in Huntsville, the Lancer missile is made in a plant near Troy, parts for the Hydra-70 rocket are made at plants in Anniston and Huntsville. Parts for the Bradley Infantry Fighting Vehicle are made in Anniston. Alabamians […]
Whether representing the more metropolitan areas or the charming smaller towns, Alabama REALTORS® are known for their willingness to help clients without reservation. We had the opportunity to get to know 5 of Alabama’s most respected REALTORS® from all across the state. We asked each of them a few questions to get to know them, […]
In October, Gov. Kay Ivey announced Department of Commerce Secretary Greg Canfield would be leaving after 12 years at the helm of the state’s economic development efforts. His tenure is effective until Jan. 1 when Ellen McNair takes over as secretary. In the meantime, Canfield shared his next high-profile career move Tuesday. Burr & Forman, […]

