Boeing, Athens State + more local employers hiring right now
👀 NOW HIRING: Check out which local employers are hiring this week!
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Nearly $1M worth of upgrades coming to Decatur’s parks + police department
🛝 DECATUR PLAYGROUNDS GETTING A GLOW-UP: Four city parks are in line for $650K in upgrades, and Decatur police are getting a $325K mobile command vehicle, all approved in one unanimous council vote.
Homebuying in Huntsville—how to land a lender you trust
🏡 HE CAME TO DESIGN A BANK: Then architect Zach Ward fell for Huntsville, met his wife thanks to a neighbor and closed on a home on an 'unheard of' deadline. Here's how he found a lender he trusts. 👇 BlastPartner
How to have a Gilmore Girls inspired day in Huntsville
🍁☕️ GILMORE GIRLS IN HSV: Want a Gilmore Girls-inspired day in Huntsville? Check out these 5 spots that feel like a trip to Stars Hollow 👇
Huntsville honors longtime employee who shaped city’s urban forests
🌳 TREE HERO: Chuck Weber, the first city arborist for Huntsville, was honored this week by the City of Huntsville.
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Exclusive look at CEO Tina Tucker’s first 90 days at the U.S. Space & Rocket Center
🚀 ROCKET CENTER'S NEW CEO: Huntsville native Tina Tucker clues us in to her listen-first game plan + the big upgrades coming to the Rocket Center. 👇 BlastPartner
Executive Director of Athens Main Street retires after 8 years
👋 END OF AN ERA IN DOWNTOWN ATHENS: Tere Richardson is retiring from Athens Main Street after more than 8 years, and on her watch downtown gained 26 businesses and 143 jobs.
50 years of public radio: WLRH celebrates milestone anniversary
🎙 50TH ANNIVERSARY! Celebrate 50 years of WLRH public radio here in Huntsville at a parrty tonight!
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Lululand Adventure Park new addition to Shoppes at Meadowbrook
💥 LULULAND TO SOUTH HUNTSVILLE: Lululand Adventure Park is coming to The Shoppes at Meadowbrook next year!
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1,013 pounds of trash removed from McDonald Creek by local organizations
🐴 A WHOLE HORSE'S WORTH OF TRASH: Volunteers just pulled 1,013 pounds of garbage out of McDonald Creek in a single day, including tires, styrofoam and a mountain of plastic bottles.