Business stories relevant to the state of Alabama.
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The Alabama state constitution is world-famous for being long, old and very, very long. Keep reading to learn more about the state’s guiding legislative document, including some of the strangest laws still on the books in Alabama.
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The battle for Mardi Gras superiority may soon end in a draw as Amtrak announced on Friday the official plans to run a passenger train from Mobile to New Orleans by 2022.
The City Harbor at Lake Guntersville has announced four tenants at the upcoming mixed-use project.
Click here to learn more about City Harbor at Lake Guntersville and more developments throughout Alabama.
🏖 Beach days area ahead for the future owner of Hippie Beach.
Check out the article for more information on how you can purchase Hippie Beach in Mobile. 👇
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9 new million-dollar-plus developments were just approved last week in Alabama, including a campus improvement project by Samford University. Click here to learn more.
According to the Alabama Department of Commerce, Packaging Corp. of America (PCA) plans to launch a three-year, $440 million project to permanently convert a paper machine at its mill in Clarke County to produce linerboard used for corrugated packaging.
Fresh produce can sometimes be very hard to come by, especially when you don't know where to find it. Good fruits and veggies are important things that need to be incorporated into everyone's daily diet. Farms, farmers markets, and community gardens are three of the best ways to ensure that you keep them in your life. We've found 5 of the best places to get fresh produce in the Auburn-Opelika area!
11 new million-dollar-plus developments were just approved last week in Alabama, including a new apartment building in Birmingham's Parkside district. Click here to learn more.
Another contender in the chicken tender business is coming to Alabama. Slim Chickens is set to open 6 new locations in Alabama and more on the way.
