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Calvert A welding student working with a torch in a training shop

Workforce Alliance Finished Its Plan and Went Looking for Someone to Run It

James Bullard, January 31, 2008

With a strategic plan complete and major industrial projects arriving in Mobile County, the South Alabama Regional Workforce Development Alliance opened a search for a director to carry the plan out.

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Baldwin County Students walking outside a community college building

New Chancellor Bradley Byrne Sees Better Days Ahead for Bishop State and the Two-Year System

James Bullard, October 11, 2007

Chancellor Bradley Byrne said Alabama’s community colleges were living through the best of times and the worst of times, promising accountability while laying out plans for new Bishop State campuses in Mobile County.

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Axis Steel plant representing the ThyssenKrupp project in north Mobile County

County Turns to New Bond Counsel for $70 Million ThyssenKrupp Incentive Issue

James Bullard, September 25, 2007

Mobile County tapped Matt McDonald and Brian Cash of Miller Hamilton to handle a $70 million bond issue tied to incentives for the $3.7 billion ThyssenKrupp steel plant in north Mobile County.

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Local News Container cranes and stacked cargo containers at a shipping port

Shelby Announces $4.76 Million for Mobile’s State Docks Intermodal Project

James Bullard, September 19, 2007

U.S. Sen. Richard Shelby announced a $4.76 million federal award to the Alabama State Port Authority in Mobile for the State Docks intermodal facility, the second installment of a $20 million authorization.

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Baldwin County Marine research vessel and pier on the Gulf of Mexico coast

A Senate Subcommittee Steered Millions Toward South Alabama Science and Coasts

James Bullard, June 26, 2007

A $30 million engineering center at South Alabama, a NOAA disaster response center on the Gulf, oyster bed reseeding and hurricane monitoring were among the projects approved in the 2008 spending bill.

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Local News Rows of travel trailers parked at a temporary housing site

Could Surplus FEMA Trailers House the Steel Mill’s Construction Army?

James Bullard, June 25, 2007

With 29,000 construction workers expected for a $3.7 billion steel mill in north Mobile County, a former Mobile mayor floated an unusual fix: haul surplus FEMA trailers to a planned motorsports park near Prichard.

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Atmore A light aircraft on the runway of a small regional airport

FAA Sent $3.28 Million to Four Southwest Alabama Airports

James Bullard, May 22, 2007

Mobile Regional, Atmore Municipal, Dauphin Island and Bay Minette Municipal airports shared more than $3.28 million in federal aviation grants for sprinklers, security fencing and runway protection zones.

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Calvert Industrial steel plant with tall stacks and structures

Steeling Up: Mobile Wins the Mill and Discovers It Has No Workers

James Bullard, May 22, 2007

With a German steel giant headed for north Mobile County, local executives warned that the region’s real crisis had shifted from recruiting industry to finding and training the people to staff it.

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Local News Workers at stations along an industrial manufacturing assembly line

Shelby Vowed to Block Union Card-Check Bill, Citing Alabama’s Factories

James Bullard, May 14, 2007

Pointing to Mercedes, Honda, Hyundai and the new EADS facility in Mobile, Alabama’s senior senator said he had cosigned a letter with enough signatures to stop the Employee Free Choice Act in the Senate.

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Calvert Industrial steel mill with furnaces and processing lines

Mobile Council and County Commission Moved on ThyssenKrupp Steel Incentives

James Bullard, May 14, 2007

The Mobile City Council met in special session on a memorandum of understanding for the city’s share of incentives for the $3.7 billion steel plant near Calvert, as the county released details of its own role.

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