William Thornton is a Reporter at Alabama Media Group. He covers a diverse range of topics, including the construction industry, real estate, and the hospitality sector, with a particular focus on chain restaurants and restaurant innovation. William's work has been featured in numerous publications, including AL.com, The Anniston Star, and Firehouse Magazine.
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By: William Thornton
Auburn recently was named by a survey as fourth in the nation in seeing homeownership grow over the last decade.
By: William Thornton
The BF Goodrich tire factory in Tuscaloosa will begin the process of closing over the next two years, cutting jobs for about 1,200 employees.
By: William Thornton
Production is expected to ramp down over the next two years.
It is currently renovating the former Zoe’s space on Fifth Avenue North in downtown Birmingham.
The company operates 72 locations across the East Coast.
By: William Thornton
The move is aimed at supplying U.S. armed forces with critical minerals.
The company currently has a workforce of about 130 people.
By: William Thornton
The closure, over two years' time, will affect about 1,200 employees.
By: William Thornton
West Alabama officials say they will begin meeting to chart a course ahead after Thursday's announcement of the expected closure of Tuscaloosa's BF Goodrich plant.
By: William Thornton
Nebius anticipates the center would generate just under $87 million in school taxes annually.
