Following fire, Prattville restaurant to reopen; Aerojet Rocketdyne begins hiring for new facility; Highlands College receives accreditation; Byars|Wright has new president

Uncle Mick’s Cajun Café, a popular Prattville restaurant heavily damaged by fire six months ago, will reopen on Tuesday.

Following fire, Prattville eatery to reopen

Uncle Mick’s Cajun Café, a popular Prattville restaurant heavily damaged by fire six months ago, will reopen on Tuesday. The restaurant originally opened in 2009 on Prattville’s West Main Street.  – Bama Buzz

Aerojet Rocketdyne begins hiring for new facility

Aerojet Rocketdyne has begun hiring for its third campus in Huntsville. The 379,000-square-foot manufacturing facility was announced last fall. – Aerojet Rocketdyne

Highlands College granted initial accreditation by ABHE

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The Association for Biblical Higher Education has granted initial accreditation to Highlands College in Birmingham. In May, graduates will be the first to be awarded accredited degrees. The college trains students for full-time vocational ministry. – Highlands College

Prosper launches program for Black entrepreneurs

The Birmingham-based nonprofit Prosper on Thursday launched Operation: Backing Black Businesses, an initiative connecting entrepreneurs and business owners to resources. Nearly 100 people attended the launch of the initiative that will assist business owners with planning, marketing, developing a prototype, startup capital and more. – Birmingham Times

Byars|Wright has new president

Gabe Clement is the new president of Byars|Wright, the fourth in the history of the Birmingham independent insurance agency. Haig Wright III remains CEO of the company and its parent company, WRM Group. – Byars|Wright

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