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Dayton T. Brown, Inc. (DTB) has announced a landmark investment in its strategic growth and has signed a 10-year lease for a state-of-the-art, 104,000-square-foot testing facility in Huntsville, Alabama.

The report analyzed nine metrics including tech establishment density and growth; tech job prevalence and growth; median earnings for tech workers; tech patents; and quality of life. Huntsville metro recorded the second-highest density of tech companies and the highest quality-of-life score on the list, including the lowest unemployment rate.

Annual Membership Meeting • CravingCRP – Mardi Gras at MidCity • Madison CEO Students Visit • Torch, Oak Ridge Launch Partnership

HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (Feb. 10, 2026) – The Huntsville/Madison County Chamber hosted its 90th Annual Membership […]

In our February issue of Initiatives, we are honored to profile Madison County Commission Chairman Mac McCutcheon and his public service career. McCutcheon will retire at the end of the month to focus on his health.

In our February issue, we profile Madison County Commission Chairman Mac McCutcheon and his long career of public service.

Madison Mayor Ranae Bartlett is pictured here with Redstone Arsenal and Space Command leadership and Huntsville Mayor Tommy Battle. She’s kept very busy since starting in her role a few months ago. Here’s a look at what she’s been working on and what’s ahead for 2026.

Rich Kretzschmar, CEO of i3, shares a bit about his background and how he landed in Huntsville. He also discusses why i3 is so active in the Chamber’s Best Places to Work Awards.

NASA is making final preparations to send four astronauts on a journey around the moon. Today, there’s a critical test underway to determine if Artemis II is ready to fly.

A new analysis ranks Huntsville #1 for financial resilience. Low housing burdens, steady employment and lower poverty rates help position residents to weather economic stress without tipping into crisis.