HERObike: Elegantly Designed Bicycle Business To Redesign Bikes
It is a sight rarely seen anywhere, and certainly not in a small, rural town like Greensboro — a dozen or so people, mostly...
Riding a Sea Change in the Economy: It’s a Renter’s World
“A home is supposed to be our ultimate evidence that in America, hard work pays off and responsibility is rewarded, ” President Barack Obama...
Oakworth Capital Bank: De Nouveau in the Wealth Niche
In the fall of 2007, on the eve of the worst financial crisis in U.S. history since the Great Depression, a group of Birmingham...
NEA Baptist campus: How to Nail and Network a $400-Million Project
From the poured concrete to the paint on the walls, the NEA Baptist Medical Campus in Jonesboro, Ark., was more than a construction project...
Spotlight on Pike, Barbour and Bullock Counties
Pike, Barbour and Bullock counties are a compatible contrast of traditional and futuristic. In this southeast corner of the state, agriculture thrives alongside technology-driven...
State Traditions Company Selling Self Images in the South
Awaiting a connecting flight in New York City’s LaGuardia Airport, Maury Lyon is satisfied with today’s meetings — meetings on behalf of State Traditions...
Grandview Medical Center: Building Benchmarks for 50 Years
Work on the new Grandview Medical Center on U.S. 280 in Birmingham is moving forward more than a decade after the building’s former owner brought...
Sunbelt Deal: Long Awaited Benchmark in Housing
Gary Allen is the managing director of Sunbelt Housing Management, a Charlotte, N.C.-based company that in July announced one of the biggest new single-family...
Hargrove Engineers + Constructors: Engineering Lightning Growth
As one of the nation’s fastest growing design engineering firms, Mobile-based Hargrove Engineers + Constructors is focused on more than just designing and building...
Opelika Power Services: Opelika Puts Itself on the Main Line
When the city of Opelika bought a privately owned electric plant more than 100 years ago, many Americans were still without electricity — cooking...