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By Jacob Ladner When I ran for City Council, I never thought I’d spend so much time talking about sewer. The topic seems to come up daily. What I have learned, however, is that sewer is our primary incentive in attracting residential development. A quick study of the growth that Huntsville has experienced over the…

If 2020 presented a host of unforeseen challenges, it’s safe to say that 2021 showcased growth and adaptability like never before in our community. And in this era of change, growth and adaptability were consistent themes throughout the year. If we’ve learned anything from the 2020s so far, it’s the ability to move onward and…

As we continue to recover from the impact of the pandemic, time has given us the chance to reflect on the long road we have walked as a state and a community. We have seen – and continue to see – the challenges of getting clear messages to audiences in need about public health and…

Reliable utility infrastructure had become a topic of national media conversation as we look towards the need to invest in our current systems and plan for future growth. Being able to count on our systems moving forward is a critical part of planning for a community. That’s the case across the country and in our…

Roads and paving. Not always a flashy subject, but one we should talk about. Well maintained roads are a crucial element in economic development, residential growth and what I consider one of the most important public services along with utilities and first responders. Poorly maintained roads stifle mobility, raise vehicle operating cost and portray a…