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December Initiatives • Regions Foundation Invests $150K in Neighborhood Concepts • One Table Huntsville a Success!

The recent government shutdown was the longest in our country’s history. We share some of the ways the Huntsville community stepped up to help our federal workforce.

Chase Wortman shares what he likes about Huntsville’s changing atmosphere plus an update on the work Outpost Technologies is doing for the defense and space industries.

We’re excited to announce that nominations are open for our 2026 Best Places to Work® Awards! It takes just a few seconds to nominate your company!

State Award Winners! • Allegiant Air adds nonstop flights from Huntsville to Fort Lauderdale • Calhoun Crosses 10K Student Threshold

HCS Continues Upward Momentum in ALSDE Report Card Results • Veterans Cemetery for Madison County Awaits Approval

What’s the next city in the South to keep an eye on? According to the publication Guessing Headlights, it just might be Huntsville, Ala., based on its rapid growth, strong economy, and investment into the music scene.

On Friday from 1 to 3 p.m. you can bring sensitive documents and old electronics to be properly destroyed. This event is hosted by Gone For Good & the Huntsville/Madison County Chamber of Commerce in celebration of America Recycles Day.

Resource Event Wrap-Up • New Retail Development Coming to District 1 • First-of-its-kind FBI facility opens on Redstone Arsenal

P.R.O.P.E.L. Wrap-Up • Drake State Announces New Endowed Scholarship • Construction expected to start in January on Huntsville’s newest elementary magnet school • School Donation

Community organizations will host a resource event for federal employees who are impacted by the government shutdown. The event will be held over two days, Thursday and Friday, Nov. 6-7 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. each day at First Baptist Church, located at 600 Governors Drive SW in Huntsville.

Ashley Engles-Ross welcomes the crowd on Day 1 of P.R.O.P.E.L. at Stovehouse in Huntsville, Alabama.