21. Andalusia, Alabama / Industry The Andalusia Industrial Park contains more than 200 industryzoned acres, and Owned Operated Home Page Area Facts Search Andalusia alabama Properties Show http://www.unitedcountry.com/andalusiaal/industry.htm

INDUSTRY Timber resources, primarily pine and hardwood, are abundant in the Andalusia area. Timber-related industries are among Covington County's major employers and highest yield industries. Other major industries in Andalusia include garment, carpet yarn manufacturing and packaging. The Andalusia Industrial Park contains more than 200 industry-zoned acres, and the Andalusia-Opp Airport property includes a 165-acre industrial park especially attractive to aircraft-related industries. No One Knows The Country Like We Do © 1997, United Country Real Estate, ® 1997, United Country

22. City Of Hamilton Alabama - Industry Bedford Industrial Park. BUCCANEER HOMES Div. of Cavalier, Inc. PO Box1413, (355701413) (205) 921-3135 FAX-(205) 921-7390 Pres- Mike http://server.cityofhamilton.org/industry.htm

Bedford Industrial Park BUCCANEER HOMES Div. of Cavalier, Inc. P.O. Box 1413, (35570-1413) FAX-(205) 921-7390 Pres- Mike Terrian Manufactured Homes Year established-1987 COLBY FURNITURE CO., INC. Rt. 3, Box 7 P.O. Box 1688, (35570-1688) Telephone-(205) 921-3333 FAX-(205) 921-3334 Pres- Jeff Standburg Pine Furniture Year established-1992 HAMILTON BATHWORKS, INC. Hwy. 78 S., P.O. Box 1655 (35570) Telephone-(205)921-7858 FAX-(205)921-7874 Pres-Tom White Plastic bathtubs JIM'S COUNTRY MILL SAUSAGE Hwy. 78 S., P.O. Box 808 (35570-0808) GM - Kenneth Moore Asst Mgr - Leo Duncan MARION REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER 1256 Military Street South (35570) Pres-Glenn Sisk Multi-faceted health care organization, inc. 57-bed hospital, 69-bed nursing home and active home care agency Year Established-1951 NTN BOWER CORP Div. of NTN Corp.

23. Alabama Information Technology Association AITA Alabama IT Industry Association alabama Information Technology Association (AITA) supports the alabama IT industry,its developers, manufacturers, integrators, consultants, technologists http://www.alabama-infotech.org/

Join AITA AITA Profile AITA Mission AITA Benefits AITA Members AITA Board IT Successes IT Resources IT Calendar IT Funding IT Press IT Jobs Contact AITA Alabama Information Technology Association AITA - Alabama's Voice for the IT Industry The Alabama Information Technology Association (AITA) is committed to growing and supporting the Alabama IT industry and those organizations utilizing, supporting, and affiliated with IT. Our membership is represented by developers, integrators, manufacturers, and consultants of hardware, software, Internet, networking, security, tele-communications, and bio-technologies; and complimented by technology law firms, financial institutions, education and research facilities, business incubators, venture capital firms, Angel investors, and more. Large, mid-size, and small upstart organizations all benefit from our unique forum through which members collectively network, address issues, exchange ideas, and conduct business. AITA strives to raise awareness of information technology issues, events, policy, education, funding, and other key areas affecting the Alabama IT industry. And the AITA is more than just a wealth of information - you can count on a resourceful network of peers, informative seminars, timely updates, and a variety of resources to assist with all of your IT endeavors. Join AITA today or learn more about AITA membership benefits The AITA is a state affiliate of the Information Technology Association of America (ITAA), the only trade association representing the full spectrum of the U.S. IT industry. The ITAA has 11,000 direct and affiliate members, from the country's best-known technical giants to the small start-ups with big dreams.

24. Alabama Information Technology Association (AITA) - The IT Industry No Longer Al The IT industry No Longer alabama's Best Kept Secret For more information on alabama'sIT industry or AITA, visit the website, www.alabamainfotech.org. http://www.alabama-infotech.org/article-050100.shtml

Join AITA AITA Profile AITA Mission AITA Benefits AITA Members AITA Board IT Successes IT Resources IT Calendar IT Funding IT Press IT Jobs Contact AITA The IT Industry No Longer Alabama's Best Kept Secret Printed with permission by Huntsville Technology Today Written by Karen Yarbrough What do 14 emerging Information Technology companies from different areas of Alabama have in common? A lot. The companies are all part of the IT Industry, one of America's fastest growing industries with nearly $2 trillion in worldwide sales, encompassing computers, software, telecommunications products and services, Internet and on-line services, systems integration and professional services companies. And the universal need for money to grow recently gave each Alabama IT company the opportunity to present their business profile to venture capitalists during the Alabama Information Technology Association's (AITA) IT Forum 2000 in March. As part of AITA's mission to advocate, educate, and promote Alabama IT companies, the board of the newly-formed non-profit organization recognized the need for an event to bring technology entrepreneurs together with venture capitalists, banks, law firms and any other services that play a role in the information technology field. The first IT Forum 2000 accomplished just that with a regional attendance of over 300 crowding into Birmingham's Museum of Art auditorium to hear company profiles throughout the day. Attendees and presenters filled the hallways taking advantage of the intense networking along with visiting sponsors' booths or negotiating a few minutes in a corner with a venture capitalist or angel investor. Jack Sheffield, Director-Investment Banking for Deutsche Bank, the world' s largest bank, provided the keynote address.

25. Fort Payne, Alabama City Limits - Community, Commerce, Industry And Recreation Area photos, links, events calendar, scenic route information, high school football, weather, and Category Regional North America Guides and Directories...... alabama Farwell Tour Pelham, AL June 21st http://fortpayne.com/

Remove Frames Guestbook Subscribe to "fp-Stuff" email list Located in DeKalb County ALABAMA Origins of the Town Name Weather Radar Search fortpayne.com Advertise Here... "ALABAMA" Farwell Tour - Pelham, AL June 21st Fort Payne Specific ... Local CINEMA Schedule Local Business Search Post Your Chatter Here! Weather Links 100 Aerial View Photos of the Fort Payne Area Fort Payne Area Maps Tour the Town Town Info by Category ... Add URL to this Site "ALABAMA" Photos and eCards Web Links Alabama Facts and Figures Free Reminder Service Useful Links Index Random Links ... Daily Featured Site IXQuick Metasearch Buy an ALABAMA Band Album Online! 19 Album Selections on CD or Cassette Tape - Check 'em Out! UPS Tracking Enter UPS tracking number below This site is being developed to promote The Fort Payne Chamber of Commerce Local Community, Tourism and Area Networking. The

26. Fort Payne, Alabama - Diversity In Industry Diversity of industry in Fort Payne. It is hard to imagine a town the sizeof Fort Payne population 14,000 - with more industrial diversity. http://fortpayne.com/html/diverse.html

Chamber of Commerce Welcome Musical Selections Diversity of Industry in Fort Payne It is hard to imagine a town the size of Fort Payne - population 14,000 - with more industrial diversity. In addition to being the ``Sock Capital of the World", Fort Payne is blessed with many other diverse businesses. GameTime, for example, is the largest manufacturer of park and playground equipment in the world and has its home office in Fort Payne. Vulcraft, a division of Nucor Corporation, and Valley Joist are both in the top ten in the country in the manufacture of steel trusses and in bar joist production. Earthgrains bakery is among the top bakeries in the country and employs over 800 people. Products from this location are shipped all over the country. Steadfast Bridges are found on golf courses from California to Bermuda and their bridges also span rivers as far away as Washington and Montana. This hometown business had the honor of contracting the building of the bridges used during the 1996 Olympics on the Ocoee River in Tennessee. The Westinghouse plant located in Fort Payne is a vital link in providing electric power to the world. The Heil Corporation provides dumpster truck bodies for cities across the United States.

27. Alabama Aerospace Industry Database Welcome to the alabama Aerospace industry Association Website The alabama Aerospaceindustry Association (AAIA) was formed in 2003 to provide a unified voice http://www.aaid.net/

Thursday April, 3 2003 Site Design by Digital Graphiti a complete internet company. Welcome to the Alabama Aerospace Industry Association Website The Alabama Aerospace Industry Association (AAIA) was formed in 2003 to provide a unified voice in the state on issues of mutual interest, especially education, workforce development, and economic development. Aerospace companies in Alabama Mission To promote the growth and continuously improve the aerospace industry in Alabama. Activities Improve interaction among aerospace/aviation and defense industries in Alabama Conduct activities and programs so members can share information and become better informed on manufacturing, management and government issues that significantly impact the industry. Sponsors seminars, workshops and plant tours and disseminate information on advances in technology and continuous improvement. AAIA membership is open only to companies with an Alabama address that are directly involved in the aerospace industry in Alabama. Companies engaged in the manufacture of aerospace/aviation/defense hardware Companies engaged in aviation repair, maintenance and overhaul (RMO)

28. Meyer Real Estate, Gulf Coast, Alabama | An Industry Leader for the award, which is sponsored by the alabama Productivity Center http://www.meyerre.com/leader.htm

Your browser does not support script Formally incorporated in 1967, Meyer is a privately held, full-service real estate brokerage company located in southern Alabama. With three offices in Gulf Shores, Orange Beach, and Fort Morgan, Meyer handles both real estate sales, resort rentals, long-term rentals, and community association management with the outstanding professionalism and exemplary service our public has come to expect. Meyer Real Estate Vision: Be the Pacesetter in real estate services by exceeding Customer expectations. Meyer Mission Statement: Aggressively pursue business through innovation to provide exceptional customer service. Build lifetime relationships with our Customers and Communities. Meyer Real Estate’s Core Values We believe in: Serving with integrity Conducting ourselves and our business in an honest, ethical, and trustworthy manner Treating everyone with care, respect, and fairness

29. Alabama Technology Today The Future of alabama's Biotech industry Thomas P. Dooley, Ph.D.,Contributing Writer It is noteworthy that the mergers affecting http://mail.alatechtoday.com/Jan02/future.html

Home Archives Subscribe Advertise ... Contact Info Current Issue: FEATURES: The Future of Alabama's Biotech Industry Huntsville Assaults US Terrorism with its High tech Touch Transplanted Biotech Executive Firmly Rooted in Birmingham Funding Opportunities ... Progressive Systems Wins Prestigious Award COLUMNS: Climbing the Ladder Entrepreneurial Edge Walk in the Park The Buzz ... Tech Perspectives DEPARTMENTS: Message From The Editor Industry News Tech Law The Future of Alabama's Biotech Industry Thomas P. Dooley, Ph.D., Contributing Writer It is noteworthy that the mergers affecting the two Huntsville companies generated greater than $100 million in wealth for their founders. Hopefully some of those new monies will help to stimulate the next generation of entrepreneurial companies. The growth of the biotech industry is tightly linked to two issues - the infusion of new capital and new start-up firms. How will Alabama fare during the years ahead in obtaining much needed cash, which in turn plays a critical role in the number of new entrepreneurial launches? The comments I have prepared are an opinion of the status of some of our state's successes over the past few years and the challenges we face moving forward. The Down Side Perhaps more than anything else, our successes in Alabama will depend on a key macroeconomic issue almost entirely outside of our control - the crisis in the Middle East, especially in Israel, Afghanistan, and other countries, resulting in part by the terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001 by militant Islamists. The robustness of our American economy and the global capital markets might be severely punished by events of a global military nature during the uncertain season ahead. Although it appears likely that world events will affect our capital markets, many of us just do not fully comprehend the extent.

30. Alabama Technology Today as a forum for midshipmen, faculty, alumni, Naval leaders, and industry leadersto based companies and second highest ranking of companies based in alabama. http://mail.alatechtoday.com/Jan02/industry.html

Home Archives Subscribe Advertise ... Contact Info Current Issue: FEATURES: The Future of Alabama's Biotech Industry Huntsville Assaults US Terrorism with its High tech Touch Transplanted Biotech Executive Firmly Rooted in Birmingham Funding Opportunities ... Progressive Systems Wins Prestigious Award COLUMNS: Climbing the Ladder Entrepreneurial Edge Walk in the Park The Buzz ... Tech Perspectives DEPARTMENTS: Message From The Editor Industry News Tech Law Industry News Time Domain's Ultra Wideband (UWB) Technology Added to United States Naval Academy Curriculum. Midshipmen to study UWB wireless communications and radar Annapolis, MD - Time Domain Corporation, a worldwide leader in the development of Ultra Wideband radio technology (UWB), today announced that its UWB PulsON chip technology has been added to the United States Naval Academy's (USNA) curriculum. The announcement was made during the United States Naval Academy Conference on Information Technology here. The conference serves as a forum for midshipmen, faculty, alumni, Naval leaders, and industry leaders to see how state-of-the-art and emerging technologies can better equip the Navy of tomorrow. During the conference, Time Domain demonstrated a high-speed wireless communications link and an invisible radar dome. Midshipmen at the USNA will be using Time Domain's PulsON Application Demonstrators (PADs) to conduct wireless communications and radar studies. One of the USNA's Trident scholars has completed a study of RF propagation aboard ships using Time Domain's PulsON technology. Only a limited number of exceptional students qualify for the Trident Scholar Program, which allows midshipmen to pursue independent research during their senior year.

31. Welcome To The Alabama Trucking Association Links / industry Links / Video Archive / Contact Us Home / Annual Events / Calendar/ Legislative Watch / Buyer's Guide / About ATA. Copyright 2002 alabama http://www.alabamatrucking.org/industry/default.htm

Affiliated Trucking Associations Other Trucking Organizations ATA's Buyers' Guide Online Load Finder Resources Other Links of Interest Truck Net Trucking Industry Defense Association Truck Magazines University of Michigan Trucking Program ... eOwnerOperator.com These links are placed here for the convenience of our members. They do not represent endorsed vendors of the Alabama Trucking Association. To request the addition of a link to this page, contact Derek Brown Online Services Publications Share the Road ... About ATA Send all questions and comments about this site to Webmaster

32. WEBSUN - Scottsboro And Jackson County Alabama Inc. Scottsboro, alabama. Other industry In The Area Andover Togs BeaulieuFabrics Beaulieu Nylon Dover Mills FieldcrestCannon Inc. http://www.websun.com/sjcol/ind.html

NEWS PEOPLE BUSINESS INDUSTRY ... WEBSHOP Industry Local Industry Online Energy Consultants Company Industrial Park, Scottsboro, Alabama TELKO Enterprises, Inc. email i nfo@telkoinc.com Scottsboro, Alabama Mead Containerboard Stevenson, Alabama The USG Corporation Bridgeport, Alabama Akzo/Noble Industrial Fiber s Scottsboro, Alabama Lozier Corporation Scottsboro, Alabama CommScope, Inc. Scottsboro, Alabama Other Industry In The Area Andover Togs Beaulieu Fabrics Beaulieu Nylon Dover Mills Fieldcrest-Cannon Inc. Jacobs Manufacturing Johnston Coca-Cola Lance/Allen Inc. Lozier Corporation Maples Industries McQuay International Norandal USA Patrick Lumber Company Polymer Engineering Southeastern Industrial Resources Shaw Industries Stevenson Manufacturing Tennessee Alloys TVA Bellefonte Nuclear The Jackson County Economic Development Authority

33. The Alabama Horse Council Profile of the Horse industry in alabama. The alabama horse industry directlyproduces goods and services valued exceeding 573 million dollars. http://www.alabamahorsecouncil.org/prof.html

Got a great photo from The 2003 Alabama Horse Fair Please email it to: webmaster@alabamahorsecouncil.org We would love to feature your photos! Profile of the Horse Industry in Alabama The Alabama horse industry directly produces goods and services valued exceeding 573 million dollars. The equine industry has nearly a one billion-dollar impact on the Alabama economy when the multiplier effect of spending by owners, industry suppliers, and employees is taken into account. Accounting for off-site spending of event participants and spectators would result in an even higher figure. Over 44,000 Alabama households are involved in the industry as horse owners, service providers, employees and volunteers. Even more participate as spectators. Nearly every county has a show facility, a local horse association, and a regular pattern of equine events, shows, or competitions. Birmingham is the home of one racetrack with a spring and early summer season that features thoroughbred/quarter horse racing and year-round simulcast viewing some other tracks for pari-mutuel purposes. Alabama's agricultural sector generates about 20% of the State's total gross product. About 15% of this is horse-related.

34. The Alabama Horse Council webmaster@alabamahorsecouncil.org. We would love to. feature your photos! alabamaHorse industry Directory. North alabama. Central alabama. South alabama. http://www.alabamahorsecouncil.org/yp.html

Got a great photo from The 2003 Alabama Horse Fair Please email it to: webmaster@alabamahorsecouncil.org We would love to feature your photos! Alabama Horse Industry Directory North Alabama Central Alabama South Alabama Search Alphabetically ... Alabama Branches of National Organizations To add a directory listing fill out the directory form [home] [contacts] [newsletters] ... [industry profile]

35. Alabama Mississippi Telecommunications Association :: Industry Links www.amtelecom.org. alabama Mississippi Telecommunications Association. alabamaMEMBERS National Telephone of alabama, New Hope Telephone Cooperative, http://www.amtelecom.org/links.htm

www.amtelecom.org AMTA DIRECTORY Home Officers Directors Committees ... Industry News AMTA MEMBERS Alabama Members Mississippi Members Pioneer Clubs Affiliate Members ... Associate Members ALABAMA AL Dockets AL LATA Map AL PSC MISSISSIPPI MS Legislative Report MS LATA Map MS PSC Alabama Members ... Miscellaneous Links ALABAMA MEMBERS Alltel www.alltel.com Ardmore Telephone Company BellSouth Telecommunications www.bellsouth.com Blountsville Telephone Company www.blountsville.net Brindlee Mountain Telephone Company www.brindlee.com Farmers Telephone Cooperative www.farmerstel.com Frontier Communications Graceba Total Communcations www.graceba.com GT Com www.gtcom.net Gulf Telephone Company www.gulftel.com Hayneville Telephone Company www.htc.net

36. Alabama Mississippi Telecommunications Association :: Industry News Committees. • Past Presidents. • industry Links. • industry News.AMTA MEMBERS. • alabama Members. • Mississippi Members. • Pioneer Clubs. http://www.amtelecom.org/news.htm

www.amtelecom.org AMTA DIRECTORY Home Officers Directors Committees ... Industry News AMTA MEMBERS Alabama Members Mississippi Members Pioneer Clubs Affiliate Members ... Associate Members ALABAMA AL Dockets AL LATA Map AL PSC MISSISSIPPI MS Legislative Report MS LATA Map MS PSC COMING SOON Top Last Updated on Wednesday January 29, 2003 Site Map

37. Alabama's Forest Products Industry alabama's Forest Products industry. alabama's forest industry directly provides employmentfor 66,800 people. They have an annual payroll of over $1.7 billion. http://www.forestry.auburn.edu/fpdc/alforind.html

Alabama's Forest Products Industry The importance of the forest industry to Alabama's economy and its people is enormous. Alabama's forests and the industry they support contributes in excess of $5 billion to the State's annual economy. Alabama's forest industry directly provides employment for 66,800 people. They have an annual payroll of over $1.7 billion. In 1993, the Alabama forest industry announced $603 million of new and expanding investments and that will add an additional 2,900 new jobs. Alabama has been blessed with great resources from which its forest industry has grown. Its expansive forests, bountiful water supplies, and industrious people have all contributed greatly to the growth of its industry within the State. As a result, the forest product industry is the #1 manufacturing industry in Alabama today! Timber is the dominant crop harvested in 34 counties with a value at the first delivery point of over $1 billion. Totally, $9 billion dollars worth of forest products are produced in Alabama each year. Alabama's forest industry is an industry with future. Because it is based on renewable resources and because world demand for forest products will grow into the foreseeable future, the continued importance and growth of this industry within the State is highly probable. The future well-being of Alabama's economy and its citizens will heavily influenced by health of its forest products industry.

38. Huntsville, Alabama USA Prepared! Individual/Family Business/industry Online Courses FEMA forKids Other Materials Preparedness Info in Foreign Languages http://www.madisoncountyema.com/BusinessPlans.htm

EMA Home EMA Staff The EM Board Photo Gallery ... CAER CSEPP Disaster Assistance Receiving Info MCEPC Top Hazards ... Environmental Audits Be Prepared! Individual/Family Business/Industry Online Courses FEMA for Kids Other Materials: Preparedness Info in Foreign Languages Emergency Management is Planning to Save Your Life Enter word or phrase. Match whole words only. Disaster Preparedness and Planning for Business and Industries All businesses and industries in Madison County are encouraged to have a plan in place at their facilities which addresses employee and customer safety before, during, and after severe weather events and winter storm events. Having a plan in place eliminates confusion as to what actions to take and at what time. We encourage all businesses and industries to purchase a NOAA Weather Alert Radio, so that they may be aware of when severe weather or winter weather events are imminent. We have prepared for you sample plans which you may modify for your business. These plans address severe weather events, winter storm events, and special activities (such as employee picnics). Our hope is that you will develop your own plan for your safety, your employees' safety, and the safety of those visiting your facilities. Severe Weather Preparedness Tips for Businesses and Industries The severe weather preparedness rules developed for individuals and families under Disaster Preparedness and Planning for Individuals and Families can be easily adapted for use in the business and industrial setting.

39. The Trades - Entertainment Industry Analysis Sweet Home alabama Review by Sean Conover September 25, 2002 Country YearDistributor Director Cast USA. 2002. Touchstone Pictures. Andy Tennant. http://www.the-trades.com/column.php?columnid=1401

40. Southeast Farm Press: Alabama Turfgrass Industry Seeing Green alabama turfgrass industry seeing green. As for the future of alabama’s turfgrasssodindustry, Adrian and Cain predict that, in the coming years http://ftp1.industryclick.com/insight/channel/demo/article_html/2672049

Feb 14, 2003 9:01 am US/Eastern Alabama turfgrass industry seeing green By Jamie Creamer, Auburn University The 23,000 acres of Bermuda, centipede and zoysia grass harvested on Alabama sod farms last year generated close to $200 million in revenue, rivaling cotton as the state’s top cash crop. That’s proof positive that turfgrass-sod production, which 25 years ago claimed less than 3,000 acres of Alabama cropland, has come into its own as a profitable alternative to row crops and has developed into a highly viable industry in the state, said Auburn University agricultural economist John Adrian. "The growth of the industry has been impressive," Adrian, head of the College of Agriculture’s Department of Agricultural Economics and Rural Sociology, noted. "In 1978, Alabama had 26 sod producers, with an average farm size of 110 acres. Today, there are at least 89 producers, and the average farm size is 315 acres." Those statistics were among the findings of an Alabama Agricultural Experiment Station (AAES) study by Adrian and AU graduate research assistant Jennifer Cain to get a clearer picture of where Alabama’s turfgrass-sod industry stands now and to forecast where it is headed. The study indicated that, after almost three decades of phenomenal growth, Alabama’s turfgrass industry may have reached what Adrian called the "maturing" stage. "Any increase in acreage from here on is going to be largely the result, not of new folks getting into the business, but of established producers expanding or merging their operations to take advantage of substantial economies of size and scale," Adrian said. "Larger farms have lower costs per unit and higher returns per acre than smaller ones."

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