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September 26, 2020

Alabama Business Today

MOBILE REAL TIME NEWS

‘Document everything’: Assessing the damage after Hurricane Sally

Damage estimates from Hurricane Sally are estimated to run up to $8 billion, and residents are now assessing their properties and contacting insurance agencies as they begin to dig out of the damage.

By John Sharp | [email protected]

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ALABAMA LIFE AND CULTURE

Discover giving Black-owned restaurants in Alabama COVID-19 assistance

Discover's “Eat it Forward” program runs through Oct. 31.

By Shauna Stuart | [email protected]

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NEWS

Remington New York employees on leave as company faces Alabama bankruptcy hearing

The Remington Outdoor Company, which has sites in Alabama, North Carolina and Arkansas as well as in Ilion, filed for bankruptcy in late July.

By Greg Mason Observer-Dispatch, Utica, N.Y. (TNS) and Tribune Media Services

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BUSINESS

Huntsville announces 510 new jobs in 2020 despite pandemic

Huntsville and Madison County announced 510 new jobs at existing companies this year despite the COVID-19 pandemic.

By Lee Roop | [email protected]

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BUSINESS

New Huntsville all-ages music venue ready to rock

'The young crowd is the crowd that drives creativity.'

By Matt Wake | [email protected]

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BUSINESS

Robins & Morton begin work on Florida healthcare project

AdventHealth Port Orange Freestanding Emergency Department will be located in Port Orange, Fla.

By William Thornton | [email protected]

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