$50,000 North Huntsville small business competition
There s a new small business competition in Huntsville By Nolan Crane | March 15, 2021 at 8:25 PM CDT - Updated March 15 at 9:27 PM
HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WAFF) - Attention small business owners! If you want help growing your business and want to save thousands of dollars on overhead expenses. This story is for you!
Leaders with the North Huntsville Business Association received a $50,000 grant from Google Fiber and theyâre using the money to help with business development.
Up for grabs is an office for a business owner to use exclusively, access to a board room and perhaps the most valuable asset â getting mentored by other business executives.
North Huntsville growth and development Dirt is being turned and buildings are going up across the city. (Source: WAFF) By Nolan Crane | March 8, 2021 at 8:48 PM CST - Updated March 8 at 10:00 PM
HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WAFF) - Business leaders in North Huntsville are busy developing dozens of properties.
Dirt is being turned and buildings are going up across the city.
Leaders with the North Huntsville Business Association say it’s their goal to prepare the land to attract future businesses.
In a couple of weeks, the ribbon will be cut to celebrate the grand opening of the North Huntsville Library on Sparkman Drive.
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Black-owned coffee shop brings buzz to North Huntsville
Updated Dec 22, 2020;
Posted Dec 22, 2020
Dark Side coffee shop owners Jarius Palmer, Devyn Keith and and Jaray Wilson, in Huntsville, Ala. (Courtesy photo)
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“Black people don’t drink coffee.”
The entrepreneurs behind Dark Side - a new coffee shop located in historically African-American North Huntsville - say they were given that (eyebrow-raising) advice 18 months or so ago, as they were getting started.
“And this is from very credible people,” says Devyn Keith, who in addition to being a Dark Side co-owner is Huntsville City Council president. “I think the problem for us was,” Keith, who is Black, continues, “we’ve proved that we liked the same things, in other parts of town.”