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Alabama Power has been named one of the most trustworthy companies in America, according to Newsweek’s annual list tracking exactly that.
Great Southern Wood Preserving, Inc., the Abbeville-based maker of the iconic YellaWood, named a new CFO and COO today.
The Shoals Economic Development Authority’s $3 million awards for for upgrades at a local industrial park = new jobs, new growth.
“Senator Katie Britt understands something fundamental. If you want a state or a country to succeed, you start with families.”
Across Alabama, contractors are hiring, builders are struggling to find the skilled labor needed to keep projects on schedule.
Governor Kay Ivey announced today that the federal government has approved Alabama’s final $460 million broadband proposal.
Gov. Kay Ivey and Greg Reed are urging Alabama employers to apply for the HIRE Vets Medallion Award Program.
Americans are in danger because of Democrats’ shutdown of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), U.S. Rep. Barry Moore writes.
A global automotive supplier plans to turn a former steel mill in Gadsden into its largest-ever campus in a $430 million investment.
Dothan-based Southeast Health announced Friday that it has joined the Mayo Clinic Care Network, becoming the first hospital in Alabama.
The Alabama House passed bills creating tax credits for employers who loan workers to teach career tech classes and streamlining certification for out-of-state instructors.
Gadsden State Community College expands CDL and HAZMAT training partnership with Anniston Munitions Center, earning recognition while
“America needs to make its own medicines again,” U.S. Senator Tommy Tuberville and Oxford Pharmaceutical Chairman Tom Neely argues.
When state officials talk about jobs and keeping Alabama economically competitive, the word “workforce” is no longer just a slogan. Alabama’s top leaders detailed those efforts last Tuesday evening at Yellowhammer News’ annual Legislative Preview event, featuring remarks from Workforce Secretary Greg Reed and a Q&A with House Speaker Nathaniel Ledbetter (R-Rainsville) and Senate President […]
The Alabama Technology Network is now the Alabama Training Network, a name change that better reflects the organization’s mission.
The Alabama Department of Workforce has opened a new Athens-Limestone Career Center at Athens State University.
Alabama’s economy showed continued strength in November as the state’s unemployment rate declined and wage and salary employment reached a new record high.
Troy University has launched a new Accelerated Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) track for those with a bachelors degree outside of nursing.
Marking a new era in Alabama healthcare, ground was broken today for the Alabama School of Healthcare Sciences in Demopolis in West Alabama.
When Buddy Watson was in eighth grade in rural Slapout, Alabama, a coding instructor overheard him talking about his passion for engineering and mentioned something that would change his life: a new cyber and engineering school opening in Huntsville. That school, the Alabama School of Cyber Technology and Engineering (ASCTE), is the nation’s first public […]
Charisse D. Stokes has built her career at the crossroads of technology, innovation, and community leadership. As president of Tidal IT Solutions, she helps government and commercial clients adapt and grow in a rapidly changing digital economy. She also serves as executive director of TechMGM and leads The Alabama Collective, both dedicated to strengthening Alabama’s […]
Colorado Governor Jared Polis took to social media on Tuesday afternoon to air grievances after President Donald Trump announced the Department of Defense will permanently return U.S. Space Command’s headquarters from Colorado Springs to Huntsville, Alabama. “Uprooting Space Command will weaken national security and readiness, waste taxpayer dollars, and inconvenience military families,” Polis wrote in […]
When Buddy Watson was in eighth grade in rural Slapout, Alabama, a coding instructor overheard him talking about his passion for engineering and mentioned something that would change his life: a new cyber and engineering school opening in Huntsville. That school, the Alabama School of Cyber Technology and Engineering (ASCTE), is the nation’s first public […]
In recognition of National “Made in the USA” Day, Governor Kay Ivey today signed a formal proclamation celebrating Alabama’s manufacturing community and its critical role in driving economic growth across the state. “On this ‘Made in the USA’ Day, we proudly salute the hardworking Alabamians who make our state a true manufacturing powerhouse,” Governor Ivey […]