Posts by Kimberly Ballard — Page 34
The rumors are true … the Easter Bunny has been spotted hopping its way towards Huntsville this week, and its first stop is Parkway Place Mall! The bunny will be […]
Building a new medical center for veterans in Huntsville was in the VA secretary’s infrastructure plan released last week, but the plan requires approval from an independent commission of veteran […]
Teledyne Brown Engineering, one of Huntsville’s largest full-spectrum engineering and advanced manufacturing companies, won multiple (GSA) ASTRO awards for mission operations, space, and maritime pools. Each contract has a five-year […]
Richard P. De Fatta, one of only two three-star “civilians” on Redstone Arsenal and the U.S. Army Space and Missile Defense Command’s most senior civilian leader, was officially named USASMDC […]
Cummings Aerospace announced the appointment of Jenni Feld as the company’s versatile new chief financial officer. Feld brings over 20 years of experience in government contract accounting and financial expertise, […]
SANCORP, in partnership with LSINC, announced they have been awarded a contract to provide Company Threat Assessment (CTA) services to the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) at their campus on […]
Well-known Huntsville entrepreneur and consultant Lisa Williams, president of Soldier I Corporation, has earned a position on the board of directors for Huntsville’s A-P-T Research, Inc., an engineering and programmatic […]
The Intrepid Ideal Community Fund has gifted the first of two grants they will issue in 2022 with $7,600 going to the Boys and Girls Club of North Alabama and […]
There was a lot happening in the world yesterday with St. Patrick’s Day and Spring Break, but something extraordinary also occurred at Kennedy Space Flight Center in Merritt Island, Florida. […]
Hill Technical Solutions (HTS) received a 10-year, $46 billion “Eglin Wide Agile Acquisition Contract” (EWAAC) — one of multiple contracts Hill has been awarded in support of the Air Force […]
Calhoun Community College staffer David Nemeth will host a student mentor workshop Thursday, March 24 at 3:00 p.m. in the Alabama Center for Arts Building Recital Hall in downtown Decatur. […]
The Nerdettes, Huntsville’s all-girl FIRST Tech Challenge (FTC) robotics team, has qualified to compete against 160 teams from across the world at the FIRST Tech Robotics National Championship in Houston, […]
Teledyne Technologies Incorporated has announced the retirement of Janice L. Hess as president of Teledyne’s Engineered Systems Segment and Teledyne Brown Engineering. She will hand the reins over to Teledyne […]
Under a nuclear thermal propulsion (NTP) research contract for the Space Nuclear Propulsion project office at NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center (MSFC), the University of Alabama in Huntsville (UAH) is […]
Based upon validated employee feedback, Huntsville-based HigherEchelon, Inc. achieved the “Great Place to Work-Certified” designation for the second year in a row. Their results surpassed the typical company’s results by […]
PeopleTec announced five company promotions this week. Both project managers and project leads, Carl Wood and Jeff Ragan, were awarded with promotions to company vice presidents, while three current program […]
Huntsville-based Abaco Systems, a subsidiary of electronics manufacturer AMETEK, Inc., just introduced two new “rugged” computers featuring the new-to-market Intel Xeon D-2700 processor. They both deliver powerful 100Gb Ethernet (100GbE) […]
Avion Takes Action, the employee-led giving fund at Avion Solutions just awarded $20,000 in grants to four non-profit organizations in the Greater Huntsville community: First Stop, Hope Autism Clinic, the […]
Governor Kay Ivey will be visiting Huntsville Thursday, April 14, where she is the featured speaker at the 2022 Alabama Update from 12 p.m. until 1 p.m. at the VBC […]
U.S. Army anti-tank missile experts are enlisting the help of Lockheed Martin Corp. to evaluate the Israeli Spike lightweight anti-armor missile for potential use by infantry warfighters, and on combat […]
As blood supply shortages continue across the country, LifeSouth is asking the Madison County community to please donate blood if you are able. Local communities are the first to feel […]
Many great technology companies got their start in Huntsville. One of those companies is Torch Technologies, but I was a little surprised recently when I saw a tweet about the […]
Beth Boyer and HATCH co-founder Garrett Coyne dreamed of a workforce development program that offers not just industry standard culinary and hospitality training but one that also helps people develop […]
