North Alabama auto parts facility closing; Birmingham chef wins oyster award; Hyundai donates to Selma schools; 2 Birmingham companies celebrate North Carolina milestone

North Alabama auto parts facility closing

Federal-Mogul, an auto parts manufacturer in Boaz, is closing its facility, putting 82 employees out of work. The Michigan-based company is closing the Boaz facility on Sept. 25, according to a WARN notice filed with the state. – Al.com

Birmingham chef wins oyster award

Adam Evans, the James Beard Award-winning chef behind Birmingham’s Automatic Seafood & Oysters, has won Oyster South’s Jim Gossen Award for his support of oyster farmers, communities and healthy waters. Evans is also a partner in Current Charcoal Grill. – Bham Now

Hyundai donates to Selma schools

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Hyundai Motor Manufacturing Alabama donated more than $12,000 to Selma City Schools to purchase uniforms, backpacks and school supplies. The company also made a $5,000 contribution to help students with hair-care needs. – WAKA 8

2 Birmingham companies celebrate North Carolina milestone

Daniel Corp. and general contractor Brasfield & Gorrie, both based in Birmingham, celebrated the topping out – when a construction project reaches its full height – of an apartment complex in Charlotte, North Carolina. North Graham Street is a seven-story apartment complex. – Brasfield & Gorrie

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