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The network buildout is partially attributed to a $4.95 million grant by the Alabama Department of Community and Economic Affairs.
The growth spurt will build on new investments announced in 2021 by life science companies in the state that totaled $166 million.
Great Southern Wood plans to expand its treatment facility in Irvington, the Mobile Chamber announced Friday. The Mobile County facility will see a capital investment totaling nearly $14 million to improve traffic flow, storage, and expand the company’s ability to process imports and exports through the Port of Mobile. Jimmy Rane, Great Southern Wood’s founder, […]
There are currently thousands of jobs available in the construction industry across Alabama that are unfilled. To help close the gap in training for these positions Skills for Success has increased its training opportunities to offer no-cost training in several operator positions
The Alabama Mining Association (AMA) on Thursday announced the winners of the association's second annual Safety & Sustainability Awards.
Innovate Alabama has formed a new council to take full of advantage the Yellowhammer State's abundant outdoor recreational opportunities.
On Monday Auburn University’s College of Agriculture, the Auburn Research Technology Foundation, and The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Agricultural Research Service, or ARS; hosted a groundbreaking ceremony for its new research facility housing the National Soil Dynamics Laboratory.
The Business Council of Alabama announced Wednesday that its board of directors has chosen Helena Duncan to lead the organization as president and CEO.
Wesley Britt has joined the prestigious governmental affairs and legislative services firm of Fine, Geddie & Associates.
Every community or technical college in Alabama now has at least one apprenticeship registered through the Alabama Office of Apprenticeship (AOA) and supported by Alabama’s business and industry.
The committee focuses on building the highly skilled workforce Alabama needs to meet current and future challenges and opportunities.
The Business Council of Alabama announced Wednesday the promotion of Joshua Vaughn to vice president of communications and marketing.
Ivey highlighted the role small businesses play and encouraged Alabamians to patronize locally-owned businesses.
In 1964, Auburn’s Coach Ralph “Shug” Jordan said the “Iron Bowl against Alabama would be Auburn’s bowl game,” and the moniker has stuck tightly ever since.
Aerojet Rocketdyne is expanding its Huntsville presence with additional job opportunities and a new facility to increase manufacturing and office space.
Alabama Power President and CEO Mark Crosswhite will retire at the end of the calendar year, the electric utility announced Monday.
TruSpin, a Birmingham-based producer of rare nanofibers, is the world's first commercial operator of an alternating current electrospinning facility.
It’s been a momentous six years since Big Beach Brewing Company in Gulf Shores opened its retractable doors to the public.
NASA’s Space Launch System — the space agency’s most powerful rocket ever — blasted off on its inaugural mission earlier this week.
For the fourth year in a row, Bank Independent has been selected one of the 2022 Best Banks to Work For by Best Companies Group.
Trenholm State Community College this week announced the expansion of its truck driving program, which will now be available on its main campus on Air Base Boulevard in Montgomery.
Alabama’s unemployment rate for October showed a slight gain over September, according to the latest figures released by the governor’s office Friday. The preliminary, seasonally adjusted October unemployment rate is 2.7%, up slightly from September’s rate of 2.6% but below October 2021’s rate of 3.1%. October’s rate represents 61,760 unemployed persons, down from 70,569 in […]

