Wilson Lumber is proud to announce that Anthony Stephan, Huntsville Millwork Manager, has been named […]

Wilson Lumber is proud to announce that Andrew Quadrini, Building Materials Manager, has been named […]

Erich Brukner recently joined WLRH 89.3 FM/HD public radio as General Manager and Division Director […]

WLRH is thrilled to welcome Alexandra Hall to the team as the new Program Producer. […]

Kirby Tifverman, People Operations and Internal Communications Manager at Yorktown Systems Group, was recently accepted […]

New Ranking from WalletHub / Jurenko Way Dedication / FlyQuest Seeking Mentors

WalletHub compared the 150 largest metropolitan statistical areas across 11 key metrics, with data sets ranging from the share of adults aged 25 and older with a bachelor’s degree or higher to the quality of the public school system.

Rounding out the top five, Huntsville, AL, stands out with strong rankings in both cost of living and housing (#5) and local economy (#9), making it an excellent option for renters, seeking a balance between affordability and career stability.

Community Foundation hosts annual Equity Tour with Grant Awards / Axios Feature: Music Officer sings Huntsville’s praises / Congratulations to Richard Bigoney & Family!

According to Coworking Café, Huntsville earns this high spot due to number of STEM establishments, density and growth of STEM jobs, and annual average wage for these types of jobs.

Huntsville moves up a spot this year to land at #4! Specifically, it posted the fastest Millennial population growth in the top 20, rising 17.8% between 2019 and 2023. Although the overall share is still smaller than it is in larger metros, the pace of change signals a shift — and a growing appeal to younger workers looking for practical options.