Tag: Top Headlines
3 groups team to expand internet access in Birmingham; Doster founder, chairman dies; Spring...
Three nonprofit organizations are working together to bring high-quality internet access to all residents in Birmingham.
Selma will begin first phase of riverfront project; Children’s Harbor completes $750,000 inclusive playground;...
The city of Selma and the Alabama Department of Transportation will soon begin Phase 1 of a $4.5 million riverfront redevelopment project.
ALDOT begins work on Birmingham Northern Beltline; Huntsville approves $7.1 million urban park; Kimbrough...
The Alabama Department of Transportation has begun work on the first section of the Birmingham Northern Beltline
UAB offers media tours of new UAB Medical West; Singing River Trail names interim...
The University of Alabama at Birmingham let the media inside the nearly completed $400 million UAB Medical West hospital
Air cargo facility opens at Birmingham airport; Ivey gives grant to continue developing broadband;...
A 53,000-square-foot air cargo facility has opened at the Birmingham-Shuttlesworth International Airport.
Winfield manufacturer acquired by Iowa company; Sanders Trust completes Oklahoma acquisition; Synovus invests $500K...
Stellex Capital Management has sold Winfield’s Continental Global Material Handling to Iowa-based Precision Pulley & Idler.
Tech Row startup hub unveiled; Atlanta company relocates to Huntsville; Coastal Alabama, Sports Academy...
Gener8tor and Bronze Valley have unveiled Tech Row, a Birmingham workspace for startups.
Miles College signs LOI to buy BSC campus; Wetumpka breaks ground on retail center;...
Birmingham’s Miles College has signed a letter of intent to begin negotiations to buy the former Birmingham-Southern College campus.
Alabama A&M approves new student facility; BBA exec will be new Hoover chamber CEO;...
Huntsville’s Alabama A&M University has approved a new Student Amenities Center for campus.
Prattville OKs $3.7 million entertainment space; WHNT GM retiring; Saraland among recipients of T-Mobile...
The Prattville City Council has approved a $3.7 million entertainment space