Alabama’s job creators are thankful that Governor Kay Ivey recently submitted Alabama’s 30-day notice to President Biden that it is time to get back to work.
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Auburn alumnus, trustee confirmed as nation’s next secretary of defense
Auburn is proud to celebrate the recent confirmation of Auburn alumnus Gen. Lloyd Austin as our nation’s secretary of defense. We applaud your incredible achievement, and thank you for your continued service to protect our country.
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Auburn alumnus, trustee selected to be next Secretary of Defense
Auburn celebrates a lifetime of achievement by Gen. Lloyd Austin, who provides immeasurable support to our university. We are grateful for his leadership in defending our freedoms and know his best days in serving our nation are still ahead. Congratulations and thank you!
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Buying a home has changed. A REALTOR can help.
From Huntsville to Mobile and markets in between, survey results and boots-on-the-ground experiences indicate that REALTORS® and their clients capitalized on the opportunities and challenges of 2020.
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Energy Institute marks Lineman Appreciation Day
The Energy Institute of Alabama each year honors power line workers throughout the state by hosting a celebration of Lineman Appreciation Day. Due to COVID-19 the early-June, in-person celebration could not be held, but that is not stopping the efforts to recognize linemen for their commitment and hard work to ensure the state has reliable electricity.
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BCA Hosts Successful Small Business Exchange, Answering Hundreds of Calls
On Thursday, April 9, the Business Council of Alabama (BCA) presented the Small Business Exchange on Alabama Public Television
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Tax fix needed to allow cooperatives to serve their communities
Imagine working hard to secure funding for an important local project – one that could benefit an entire community – only to turn around and give a large chunk of that money back in taxes.
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FirstNet: Keeping our First Responders and Communities Safe
In the public safety profession, communication is key. Yet, in times of emergency, a surplus of activity can cause traditional commercial networks to hit capacity. People understandably rush to get in touch with friends and loved ones while police, firefighters, EMS, and others work diligently to coordinate response efforts.
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Why statewide small cell standards are necessary
By Wayne Hutchens, president of AT&T Alabama The Alabama Legislature is considering Senate Bill 264, legislation that will make it easier for all wireless providers to enhance network capacity and coverage, speed and quality as well as prepare for next-generation 5G technology. Since January 2007, the amount of data used on AT&T’s network alone...
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AT&T investing and innovating to enhance broadband access in rural Alabama
With more than 2 million strand miles of fiber optics stretching across our footprint in Alabama, AT&T’s network is delivering the high-speed services that residents and businesses throughout Alabama are demanding.