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Chart Industries is growing in a way that is easy to see
Chart Industries' new plant in Theodore will produce the world's largest shop-built cryogenic tanks.
JSU’s emergency management program prepares students for careers in disaster response
Preparation is key in weathering an emergency. JSU prepares students to know how to respond to a weather-related event or a terrorist attack.
Electric vehicles and unionization prominent issues for Mercedes
There haven’t been many major announcements coming out of the Mercedes-Benz U.S. International plant in Vance recently in regards to production output or facility...
Alabama’s auto industry keeps rolling, although potholes might be forming
Alabama has become one of the top five automotive production states in the U.S., drawing the eyes of OEMs, auto suppliers and the United Auto Workers union.
Schoel Engineering still going strong after 135 years
A fifth generation of Schoels now leads the engineering firm that continues to impact iconic locations around the state.
Onin is all-in when it comes to workforce development
The Onin Group works to find teammates a job for today and a career for tomorrow.
Employees seek home amenities while at work
Amenities, natural lighting and open floor plans are helping the office to become more like home.
Irondale-based Motion acts fast to keep the global distribution supply chain moving
Motion sells the parts that keep assembly lines and other manufacturing machinery moving.
Northwest-Shoals Community College plays sports again after a 12-year timeout
Baseball and softball teams began playing this spring, with plans to add men's and women's cross-country this fall.
New rules involving name, image and likeness are creating chaos in college athletics
NIL deals allow players to profit off their name, image and likeness, but across the sports and the states the deals aren't treated the same.