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TABLe of ConTenTS

6 PReSiDenT’S LeTTeRA letter from our president

6 CHAMBeR STAffMeet our chamber staff

7 BoARD of DiReCToRSWe thank our directors

8 MADiSon feeLS Like HoMeWhat it feels like to live in Madison

14 MADiSon evenTSfestivals, expos and civic pride thrive in Madison

18 CoMinG fULL CiRCLe:Homage to city founder James Clemens

23 MADiSon BUSineSSLet’s do business in Madison

28 MADiSon CiTy SCHooLSembracing diversity yet individuality

34 iMPRovinG SCHooLSSuperintendent sees schools always moving, teachers always learning

MADiSon HAS iTThe right location, attitude and job

DiReCToRyMadison 2013 Membership Directory

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GGreetings to our valued

business partners, residents, and visitors! i look forward to serving as President of the Madison Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors for 2012-2013.

over the last 12 years, i have seen our community grow and develop in exciting ways. in 2012 alone we’ve

opened Madison Hospital, The Shoppes of Madison featuring Target, and James Clemens High School (a state of the art school).

Madison is the fastest growing City in the State of Alabama and whether you’re planning to relocate to Madison or visit our area for a short time, we are confident that our business community is anxious to make your time here pleasant and productive. This membership directory comes to you with the compliments and best wishes of the Madison Chamber of Commerce.

The Madison Chamber of Commerce is an institution of leadership and an advocate for its members and the community. our membership of nearly 500 businesses

is committed to the concept that there is enormous strength in working together and great benefit to be gained in the exchange of information and ideas.

The members of the Madison Chamber of Commerce have shown a commitment to Madison and the surrounding community and i encourage you to use this Directory as a resource in finding companies to do business with and we appreciate your patronage of companies willing to give back.

Chamber membership is a valuable tool for any business.

if you are not a member, i urge you to join us! from professional development workshops/seminars, to business “after-hours,” to multi-level marketing opportunities, the chamber is ready and eager to help you be successful.

So, inside the pages of this book you will find the names and addresses of each and every member in the Chamber that can deliver goods and services for every business category.

Thank you for being a part of this effort.

Madison Chamber of Commerce 130 Park Square Lane, Madison AL 35758 | Phone: 256-325-8317

PReSiDenT’S LeTTeR

CHAMBeR STAff

Susie Masotti, executive [email protected]

Pam Sparks, Account [email protected]

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BoARD MeMBeRS 2012-13

andrew freemanMadison Chamber of Commerce

Treasurer

Michelle NesinMadison Chamber of Commerce

Past President

Lori King-TaylorMadison Chamber of Commerce

Secretary

Beth MartinMadison Chamber of Commerce

President

amanda WeaverMadison Chamber of Commerce

Director-at-Large

Mary Lynne WrightMadison Chamber of Commerce

Director-at-Large

Cindy SensenbergerMadison Chamber of Commerce

Director-at-Large

Jim PrideMadison Chamber of Commerce

Director-at-Large

Joe KnochMadison Chamber of Commerce

Director-at-Large

Steven LevyMadison Chamber of Commerce

vice President

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BY gRegg PaRKeR

A laid-back, safe environment filters throughout Madison -- whether you’re taking a walk as neighbors tend to landscaping, riding a bike on a greenway, heading to the park for a good-spirited game or just watching the children play in the front yard while you relax after a day at work.

Madison is one of those places that ‘clicks’ with people. Atypical of many Southern communities, Madison’s population merges people from all parts of the United States — and the world — who value each other’s customs and traditions.

Diversity is embraced, not ostracized. People in Madison learn from their neighbor’s lives, co-workers’ experience and churches’ teachings. in a rare combination, the city offers a sophisticated touch from its citizens while endorsing the centuries-old graciousness of Southern hospitality

and helpfulness. Thousands call Madison home who work in

its city limits, while some residents have careers in nearby Huntsville. Many companies have established operations in or near Madison, offering lucrative jobs in research and technology, like Madison’s largest employer intergraph, the leading global provider of engineering and geospatial software.

in addition, HudsonAlpha Center for Biotechnology has headquarters in Cummings Research Park. Madison residents work for defense contractors at Redstone Arsenal and its support network; in manufacturing; and the aerospace industry with nASA’s Marshall Space flight Center and The Boeing Company.

Attracted by those careers, the majority of Madison residents are well educated and well paid. Their companies and local colleges offer constant

The good life — We live it in Madison

Madison just feels like home.

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opportunities for professional advancement. Away from work, parents are confident that their students receive the best education possible in Madison City Schools. Parents volunteer in school and extracurricular activities -- from Scouting and indian Princesses to chess clubs and robotics.

During spare time, all ages enjoy Dublin Park recreation center, which offers a double-court gymnasium equipped for basketball and volleyball with an upstairs walking track and a 25-yard, eight-lane, heated indoor swimming pool. Madison Parks and Recreation Department operates from Dublin. A paved walking trail meanders around nine soccer fields, a nine-hole disc golf course and seven tennis courts.

Also at Dublin, a fantasy playground, kid’s kingdom, allows children to exercise body and imagination in a complex built by community volunteers in only a few days of intense work. Home to swim teams and award-winning squads from both Bob Jones High School and James Clemens High School, the outdoor pool includes a diving well and kiddie pool.

After years of improvement and additions, Palmer

Park is home to 13 youth baseball fields and six fields each for softball and soccer. Teams play football in two regulation fields. Palmer has three concession buildings with restrooms and press boxes.

families, groups or maybe singles on a fresh-air date can take advantage of four pavilions and batting cages on Palmer’s grounds. A special playground is designed with Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) accessibility.

Madison has completed greenways with more green space on future blueprints. The goal of city leaders is to connect the community in pathways to facilitate alternative transportation and promote healthy lifestyles.

Mill Creek Greenway is adjacent to Mill Creek elementary School and its namesake stream. Teachers and students often take nature walks for real-life science discussions. This greenway is home to Madison Dog Park, a fenced field where poodles to pinschers can scamper unleashed.

Just off Hughes Road, Rainbow Mountain Preserve has beautiful rock formations, like the teetering Balance Rock, panoramic views of

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Madison, fossils, caves and a waterfall. Loop Trail extends 1.5 miles on a rocky path along the cliff ridge. other hiking venues are Wild Trail that extends .4 miles, JaMooko Loop Trail and Spring Trail.

At the Madison/Huntsville border, indian Creek Greenway offers a paved path for both bicyclists and pedestrians to enjoy an extended walk or to catch some sunshine while admiring lush foliage.

Bradford Creek Greenway’s trailhead begins at Palmer Park with pleasing views of the creek, hardwood forests and wetlands with fish and birds. The city plans to add a pedestrian and non-motorized corridor. Residents can join the Madison Greenways and Trails organization, which works to preserve natural settings and resources.

in february 2013, Sci-Quest Hands-on Science Center will relocate to Madison. year-round, Sci-Quest offers mind-boggling exhibits, camps, lectures and experiences that meld science learning with science fun.

in traffic flow, County Line Road serves as western Madison’s primary route, extending the width of the city. A new interchange/exit of i-565 controlled

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access road will further open this area to business and retail expansion. This area has three schools and many upscale neighborhoods, including estates at Heritage Plantation.

in 2012, revitalization of downtown Madison continued with improvements along Main Street. new sidewalks and increased parking accommodate diners and shoppers to enjoy antique stores, gift shops and professional offices. The Shoppes on Main location offers an exercise studio and eateries.

To the north, U.S. 72 is home to Madison Hospital, the Shoppes of Madison complex and mushrooming businesses and medical clinics. near Bob Jones High School, midtown Madison is home to Madison Public Library, medical offices, City Hall, restaurants,

supermarkets and pharmacies with a running/walking trail alongside Hughes Road and the premier neighborhood of Clift’s Cove.

old Madison Pike directly accesses Cummings Research Park and the shopping and entertainment venues of Bridge Street Towne Center. Prime industrial and business sites are open in Madison Research Park, the Phoenix Center, Arlington Park and JetPlex parcels surrounding Huntsville international Airport.

Safe streets and neighborhoods, a stellar school system, avenues for career growth and resourceful entrepreneurs are key players in the lifestyle that is Madison. The good life becomes reality when you live and work in Madison.

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Festivals, expos and civic pride thrive in MadisonBY gRegg PaRKeR

We’d love to have you. ... Why don’t you join? ... Sure, bring the kids.

feeling like you belong is inherent with Madison living.

Madisonians are ‘joiners.’ They’re enthusiastic about joining and getting involved in civic events. As a by-product, residents hone professional skills, revive a lost talent, reinforce their child’s inclinations and, above all, have fun.

organized by Madison Chamber of Commerce, Connect~2013 in January will assemble residents

to hear Mayor Troy Trulock’s first State of the City address and celebrate another year in Madison -- Alabama’s most progressive and fastest growing city. The black-tie gala is staged in the Davidson Center at the U.S. Space & Rocket Center and brings together elected officials, business leaders, viPs, as well as rank and file.

With their Small Business Awards ceremony, the Madison Chamber recognizes the entrepreneurial spirit, celebrates MCC members who champion small business and acknowledges the small business community’s contribution to the economy and society.

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in July, the Chamber presents its annual Business expo and kids’ Day, a tradition for business owners and non-profit organizations for more than 20 years to showcase their products and services. Residents enjoy the introductions and ‘freebies,’ while their children play on inflatable amusements and lick ice cream cones.

Parades offer a ‘family-reunion’ atmosphere with spectators lining Hughes Road and streets in the historic district. Traditions of football homecoming reign when Bob Jones High School and James Clemens High School parade in their colors. The city sponsors an annual Christmas parade with high-stepping fun, floats and a visit by Santa Claus.

A parade also kicks off the Madison Street festival, the city’s premier annual celebration on the first Saturday in october. The festival is part block party, student showcase, shopping extravaganza, fine art exhibits and vendor expo. While checking out the amusements, eat a funnel cake on your way to the car show, with its revved-up engines, shiny chrome and mirror-like polishes.

other car shows are held during the year. Sports-car aficionados have a field day when British roadsters roll in to Dublin Park. vets with Corvettes often show off their dream cars.

Madison Rotarians take the town to balmy

climates each August with Parrots of the Caribbean, the club’s major fundraiser. They get the party started in historic downtown and sway to tropical rhythms while imbibing on Jimmy Buffett potables.

Madison Arts Council’s yearly gala, Amore Art, draws supporters of the fine arts for cocktails and dinner with live entertainment. Rubbing elbows is permitted. MAC also sponsors the Madison Gazebo Concert series, a free evening with local entertainers singing, keyboarding and drumming on the village Green.

Dublin Park provides a venue for family-oriented events year-round. youngsters search with a passion at the annual easter egg Hunt; the easter Bunny always hops by for a photo op. on the fourth of July, families enjoy lawn games, live entertainment and kids’ amusements, concluding with a fireworks finale at dusk.

for Halloween at Dublin Park, the Trail of fears tests the nerves as thrill-seekers take a hayride through a haunted park. Teenagers assist to earn money for their school clubs.

for decades, Madison Garden Club has ushered in the Christmas season for Madison with “every Light a Prayer for Peace” at City Hall. Students read their award-winning essays and local musicians

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perform. in spring, garden club members conduct a spring sale of heirloom cuttings and plants from their lawns. They also present Bark in the Park, an amateur dog show open to any fidos -- big, small, talented, cute or ugly.

Also for four-legged residents, Art 4 Paws combines pet adoption with fine art on the grounds of the quaint gazebo. Artists exhibit and sell their work, while adoption agencies, like Madison Animal Rescue foundation, offer dogs and cats a chance for a new home.

Coinciding with kentucky Derby weekend, Madison’s Run Through the Roses has 10k and 5k courses certified by USA Track & field. The race course meanders through town along plantings of Radrazz knockout roses, Madison’s signature plant.

By mid-afternoon the Derby Days festival brings awareness of north Alabama’s early legacy in Deep South horseracing. Madison Station Historical Preservation Society organizes lawn games and presents live Americana musicians in bluegrass, country and rock genres. Ladies wear extravagant,

over-the-top Derby millinery to carry the theme. in May, festival of the Arts at Bob Jones High

School showcases the remarkable skills of Madison’s teenagers in visual arts, drama, vocal and instrumental music, interior decorating and fashion design. Halls surrounding Zompa Auditorium are packed as the community absorbs the sounds and sights with awestruck reactions.

When PTA members aren’t working on fundraisers for campus needs, they often bond and develop friendships after school. in Madison, many longtime relationships develop with dinner parties for parents and play times for their children.

even Madison Police Department gets in on the act. Madison Police foundation sponsors the Spring fling carnival with midway thrills and chills. each summer, the foundation conducts kids Camp, where fifth-graders get to see officers as real people, and officers appreciate a child’s perspective. SWAT demos, a radkiDS course in personal empowerment and high-spirited games keep the youngster busy.

find you niche. in Madison, that task is easy.

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BY gRegg PaRKeR

Little did James Clemens know what he was setting into motion in 1854.

A land speculator from Huntsville, Clemens had the foresight to transact a deal leading to incorporation of the City of Madison. now, 158 years later, his influence came full circle with the naming of Madison’s newest campus, James Clemens High School.

Clemens’ land purchase, now the downtown area, was a sizeable purchase at one-quarter of a square mile. He developed his settlement along the Memphis and Charleston Railroad, halfway between Huntsville to the east and Decatur at the Tennessee River.

Capitalizing on railroad commerce, he built a train depot. Railroad brass dubbed the stop, “Madison Station.”

Clemens and his son Jeremiah were social reformers of sorts, Madison historian John Rankin said. These men freed their slaves in the 1850s, long before the emancipation Proclamation. The last lot that James Clemens sold was to a free, black man.

Clemens first sold land to George Washington ‘G.W.’ Martin, a successful businessman who worked in Triana, then a prosperous port on the Tennessee River about 10 miles south of Madison. Martin brought his mercantile business to Madison Station on the tracks’ south side, recognized as downtown’s

oldest commercial building. Later housing a saloon, the site then was a grocery

store, owned by the Cain family. Cain descendants and siblings Ronnie Williams and Sharon Dinkel restored and revitalized Martin’s storefront at 110 Main Street into Madison Station Antiques in 2010.

Joining Martin on Monopoly-board Main Street in the late 1800s were merchants, a mortician, ‘druggists’ and Bank of Madison. Sprouting tall from red-brick clay fields, cotton reigned as economic king for many decades with four cotton gins in downtown threshing the white gold.

in 1869, the bustling town of Madison Station was incorporated and its name shortened to “Madison.” Madison Methodist and Madison Baptist churches had opened their doors, along with other congregations. Turn-of-the-century Madison welcomed spacious victorian houses and Craftsman bungalows along front Street.

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the village Green, a narrow greenway adjacent to the railroad. in 1992, the Madison Street festival committee built the nostalgic Madison Gazebo, grandstand for weekly summer concerts, civic club events or as a quiet book-reading nook.

Today’s octagonal, stilted Roundhouse replicates the original structure built in the 1880s to assist in shipping railroad freight. Again, Madison Street festival organizers rallied to build the Roundhouse in 1986.

By mid-century, the town’s first major transformation occurred with the opening of Redstone Arsenal, drawing job seekers from surrounding counties and eventually employers, including nASA’s Marshall Space flight Center and U.S. Army contractors.

in the late 1900s, the revolution in technology brought engineers and support personnel to nearby Cummings Research Park, The Boeing Company, intergraph Corporation and defense contractors at Redstone Arsenal.

in 1998, possibly Madison’s most dramatic, progressive step was the establishment of its own

separate school district, Madison City Schools. Approximately 9,200 students were enrolled on the first day of the 2012-2013 school year. The district includes Bob Jones and James Clemens high schools, two middle schools and seven elementary schools.

Madison City Schools test scores on national standardized tests are above the national average at all schools. Madison students consistently rank as ‘Alabama’s best’ in all phases of academics, athletics, the fine arts and out-of-classroom experiences like Destination imagination, engineering internships and rocketry.

Bob Jones High School has earned prestigious rankings in “America’s Best High Schools” by the Washington Post and US News & World Report. The Class of 2012 was offered $33,893,493 in scholarships, with 296 students receiving scholarships.

Madison can now boast that it is one of the fastest-growing, progressive-thinking cities in the Southeast -- and the fastest growing city in Alabama with a population of 43,000-plus.

James Clemens knew a good thing when he saw it.

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BY gRegg PaRKeR

The butcher, the baker and the candlestick maker would all agree.

Whatever the field, business people find their niche for clientele and workforce in Madison.

“We started working out of our house in Madison when few medical options were available for Madison,” physical therapist Michelle nesin said. She is co-owner and chief operations officer for nesin Therapy Services P.C.

“Then, we grew to contract services to other facilities and home health. By 2000, insurance demands leveled and we grew as an outpatient facility,” nesin said.

nesin Therapy now has clinics in Madison, Huntsville and Cummings Research Park. Starting with five employees, the company currently has 21 therapists among 33 employees total.

“We have the advantage of one-on-one private sessions, one hour or longer,” nesin said. Treatment is based on manual therapy and biomechanical movements in helping patients in rehabilitation of injury, along with injury prevention.

The nesin family has lived in Madison since 1981 and wanted the city as home base. “We keep headquarters here because we get our business by

word of mouth. in Madison, more people know you, know the business and know the employees. People like doing business with individuals with whom they have relationships.”

Compared to a metropolitan area, Madison offers a more conducive climate for business. “every day, you see people you know. it’s a warm community and small enough that a business of any size can make a difference. i know because we’ve been all sizes at nesin Therapy Services.”

nesin patients and employees benefit from the i-565 interchange, allowing easy access to Madison and Huntsville.

“Health care can be a luxury, even when it’s needed,” nesin said. “Madison residents’ income makes it more feasible for them to see a physical therapist.”

“Madison is a well-educated community; therefore, people are more willing to step beyond even insurance and seek professional services for their health maintenance. That wouldn’t be available in other areas that aren’t as economically stable,” nesin said. -- nesin Therapy Services, 256.461.9654, nesintherapy.com

keith Graham also is a longtime Madison resident. At the keith Graham Agency, he provides farmers Group insurance for all types of needs -- home,

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auto, life, boats, business, recreational vehicles and health.

“Having been in Madison since 1988, i have seen the need for local people, who are aware and involved in the community, to also be available to do business. This is home. Where else could i possibly want to be?” Graham said.

Serving insurance needs, Graham enjoys meeting “all of the new people coming to our area. i like to make them feel like they instantly have a friend here.”

Graham describes Madison as a personable city. “it’s fun to be a business owner who knows the community and its history. This gives me an advantage. i basically can communicate with anyone about almost anything.”

“Most people in Madison are working and responsible residents. They’re aware of insurance needs they are faced with and are always wanting to learn more about what their options may be,” Graham said. -- The keith Graham Agency, 256.874.2888, farmersagent.com/rgraham

Lori king-Taylor is president and owner of two companies. eagle Collision Center is a complete automotive collision repair facility specializing in repairing vehicles to pre-accident condition. Trinity Performance Solutions assists organizations and business owners in training and executive coaching for their number one asset: their people.

“My number one reason for opening a business in Madison is this is the community in which i live,” king-Taylor said. “it’s important to support your community and people with whom you live.”

Loyalty is an advantage in Madison. “Madisonians and north Alabama are wonderful. i can’t imagine owning a business anywhere else,” king-Taylor said. “This community really helps take care of its own. We all work together for the betterment of Madison, Madison County and our neighbors.”

The transportation network benefits her businesses. Trinity Performance Solutions clients throughout the United States have Huntsville international Airport close by with easy access.

“i also love i-565. i can be just about anywhere in Madison very quickly and so can my customers,” king-Taylor said. “At eagle, we have loyal customers from all over the county (who) travel ‘painlessly’ from outside Madison.”

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king-Taylor credits the Southern work ethic in “having a team that works hard, works together and truly cares about what they do. They definitely help keep my business running efficiently. They are smart, efficient and quality.”

“our highly educated customer base keeps

us on our toes,” king-Taylor said. “you can’t provide sub-quality work for people in Madison County. My team knows that.” eagle Collision Center: 256.325.5114, eaglecollisionusa.com. Trinity Performance Solutions: 256.829.8771, trinityperformanceonline.com.

Samantha Brinkley, owner of Rocket City

HR poses with her MCC Ambassador of

the year Award.

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BY gRegg PaRKeR

it’s simple arithmetic. Add 9,200-plus students, 11 campuses and about

950 employees, multiplied by consistent state and national awards. The sum? Madison City Schools.

As faculties strive to meet each child’s individual, each campus nurtures its own distinctive personality. These out-of-the-box solutions empower students now and for the future.

Construction at James Clemens High School finalized in September 2012, establishing Madison’s second high school. The impressive structure has classrooms organized in academic pods of instruction, a commons space, performing arts auditorium and on-site athletic fields.

Content leads build collaboration within each academic department. Pod leads manage phenomenal resources, like the student resource room, and promote engagement across the curriculum. Leads assist with school-level, embedded professional development for teachers.

Bob Jones High School was named in “America’s Best High Schools” by two sources: Washington Post and US News & World Report. in 2012, 121 seniors earned ACT scores of 30 or higher. Students can choose among 28 honors courses, distance learning and 24 advanced placement (AP) subjects.

forensic science teachers Belinda Sewell and Shari Baker incorporate real-life procedures, like fingerprinting; pathology; odontology; tire, shoe and bite impressions; and blood spatter. on campus, Bob Jones students place chicken parts in a simulated ‘body farm’ to track decomposition, time of death and

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post-mortem interval. At Discovery Middle School, Patty Collier’s english

students annually attend the Alabama Shakespeare festival (ASf) in Montgomery, but in 2012 the troupe brought A Midsummer Night’s Dream to Madison. About 260 Discovery students attended in Zompa Auditorium at Bob Jones.

“our students were spellbound. Some students had never attended a play,” Collier said. ASf then conducted two workshops for 80 Bob Jones students. “These educational opportunities our students receive make Madison City Schools the best.”

Liberty Middle School first received the prestigious national Blue Ribbon School of excellence award in 2002, then again in 2012 as one of only five Alabama schools. Liberty was recognized for academic achievement, as measured by state and national testing.

organized in 2010, Liberty’s underwater robotics teams earned Top-Ten ranking at Sea Perch national Robotics Challenge in Manassas, virginia. “Students built their robot using PvC pipe and parts “ for an obstacle course under five feet of water and simulated deep-water salvage operation, coach nathan Pahman said.

At Columbia elementary School, Bilal Sultan’s

artwork adapted the “Diversity Means ...” theme to win the national Award of excellence with PTA Reflections (Bob Jones student James eaton also won.). “America is diverse and home of many cultures,” Sultan said.

endorsing that outlook, Sultan’s classmates presented “’epic night Around the World.” The cultural fair raised awareness and celebrated the contrasts in customs. Parents and students volunteered time, food, artifacts, music and costumes.

At Heritage elementary School, Anthony Graham organized RUff (Ready yoUrself for the future) to empower boys in grades 4-6 to progress academically, raise self-esteem and meet role models.

in 2012, 42 RUff boys visited Washington, D.C. to tour museums and landmarks. At Arlington national Cemetery, the boys spontaneously shook hands with 30 World War ii veterans in an Honor flight from florida. RUff now is expanding to other campuses.

for Space Week, Horizon elementary School drew from nASA history, high-tech companies and parents’ aerospace careers. Students experienced scientific thought and experimentation, enrichment specialist Beth Bero said.

Sixth-graders designed rocket capsules to return payloads of eggs to earth. Huntsville Area Rocketry

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Association launched rockets. von Braun Astronomical Society’s solar telescope allowed students to see a flaring sunspot. Sixth-graders discussed navigation, longitude and latitude with geographic star wheels.

Mill Creek elementary School is the first north Alabama school to earn LeeD certification (Leadership in energy and environmental Design) and one of only three Alabama public schools nominated for U.S. Department of education’s Green Ribbon Schools Award.

Another ecology-minded pursuit at Mill Creek epitomizes civic cooperation. funded by a Lowe’s grant, the Giving Garden will grow pumpkins and produce to raise funds for St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. “The Giving Garden connects STeM (Science, Technology, engineering and Mathematics) curriculum,” Principal Melanie Barkley said. eagle Scouts Solomon ortega and noah Hudson constructed the raised beds.

Madison elementary School celebrated its 75th birthday in 2011 in the downtown historic district. over the decades, the school has adapted to accommodate enrollment, as the faculty has advanced to 21st-century learning.

for two consecutive years, Madison elementary earned “master school” status with Renaissance

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Learning inc. “This award has enhanced the culture of literacy,” Principal Dr. Timothy Scott said. “Best practices associated with Renaissance will continue for many years.”

Rainbow elementary School Principal Dorinda White initiated an enrichment series, yielding a win-win scenario for Rainbow teachers and students.

During seven months, the same substitute teachers relieve faculty members for two-hour collaborative strategy sessions. Simultaneously, students engage in beyond-the-classroom experiences with visits by museum curators, perusing other cultures ... even a political ‘convention’ and presidential election.

At West Madison elementary School, Principal Dr. Daphne Jah and counselor Martha Sparks engage students in face-to-face discussions. Jah led 25 fifth- and sixth-grade boys in studying The 7 Habits of Highly effective Teens by Sean Covey. The boys started habits of prioritizing and optimism.

in ‘power lunches,’ Sparks’ “Make a Difference” team discussed the how and why for school rules. “Understanding how policies work, students can find solutions,” Sparks said. Her “friendship Lunch Bunch” group discussed bruised feelings and good rebounds.

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in 1998, possibly Madison’s most significant milestone occurred with the founding of a separate city school district -- Madison City Schools.

Superintendent Dr. Dee fowler said the district evolved when “expectations of the City of Madison were not the same expectations of Madison County Schools. The difference in those expectations led to the birth of Madison City Schools.”

fowler has served as superintendent since January 2007.

“Madison County Schools offered a very good education, but residents of Madison wanted to go to great,” fowler said. “financial barriers prevented Madison County from allowing Madison to assume

the expectations we wanted.” The district’s predominate goal is to meet the needs

of every child, whether the graduate leaves Bob Jones or James Clemens high school prepared to enter the workforce, enroll in college or pursue military service. “Trying to meet the needs of every child individually separates us from other school districts,” fowler said.

James Clemens’ opening has led to a “redefinition of our secondary schools” with two high schools in Madison. Just as James Clemens’ population has pressures and new expectations, “the converse is true at Bob Jones with pressures and expectations in redefining itself,” fowler said.

Middle schools in Madison also transformed to relinquish ninth-graders to attend the high schools. “All secondary schools are finding new identities,”

Superintendent sees schools always moving, teachers always learning

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fowler said. The district’s staff has been pleased with the start

of the 2012-2013 school year. Plans and vision for the future are on track. Just like the City of Madison, growth must remain an attribute for Madison City Schools. “A major challenge is keep growth positive,” fowler said. “We’ve seen unprecedented growth in recent years. Growth brings a wealth of diversity, which brings strength to the system as our young citizens learn to be our leaders for the years to come.”

Madison teachers continuously learn, “always honing their skills. They work diligently in professional development to stay on the cutting edge. Professional development is not a ‘got-to’ chore but a ‘get-to’ opportunity to learn,” fowler said.

Moving forward is key. “There’s no such thing as staying the same; you go backwards. our room for improvement is to individualize learning. We’re working very hard in that direction,” he said.

A one-size-fits-all approach doesn’t work. “We tailor instruction for each child,” fowler said. “Teachers are working diligently with tiered learning in an effort to personalize education.”

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Located in Madison County, Alabama, the City of Madison is situated about halfway between Birmingham, Alabama at 90 miles to the south

and nashville, Tennessee, 105 miles northward. Madison’s sister city of Huntsville is about 10

miles to the east. Madison offers convenient proximity to Huntsville international Airport and Redstone Arsenal.

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James Clemens high School — enrollment 1096, grades 9-12, 11306 County Line Road Principal Dr. Brian Clayton, 256.216.5313, jchs.madisoncity.k12.al.us

Bob Jones high School — enrollment 2,100, grades 9-12, 650 Hughes RoadPrincipal Robby Parker, 256.772.2547, bjhs.madisoncity.k12.al.us

Discovery Middle School — enrollment 722, grades 7-8, 1304 Hughes Road Principal Dr. Robbie Smith, 256.837.3735, dms.madisoncity.k12.al.us

Liberty Middle School — enrollment 793, grades 7-8, 281 Dock Murphy Drive Principal nelson Brown, 256.430.0001, lms.madisoncity.k12.al.us

Columbia elementary School — enrollment 833, grades 1-6, 667 Balch Road Principal Mark McCrory, 256.430.2751, ces.madisoncity.k12.al.us

Madison’s growth has spread business expansion in all directions around the city. The County Line Road corridor, home to the city’s new James Clemens High School, has retail centers and certain growth with the opening on a new i-565 exit.

Downtown Madison preserves the town’s historical feel with quaint shops and restaurants.

The U. S. 72 corridor is home to Madison Hospital, Shoppes of Madison with Target and auxiliary offices and stores and has witnessed unprecedented development in recent years. The 1-565/Madison Boulevard area has retail centers, hotels, distribution centers and restaurants.

other prospering areas are midtown, old Madison Pike, office research and industrial areas and the western perimeter adjoining

neighboring Limestone County. in June 2009, CNN Money

Magazine named Madison in its top “50 Best Places to Live”.

in August 2009, US News & World Report honored Madison among the “Top 10 Best Places to Grow Up.”

“Madison’s labor force draws on a highly educated population with 96.1 percent of adults with at least a high school diploma and 57.2 percent have bachelor’s degrees or

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heritage elementary School — enrollment 653, grades 1-6, 11775 County Line RoadPrincipal Dr. Lydia Davenport, 256.772.2075, hrtg.madisoncity.k12.al.us

horizon elementary School — enrollment 546, grades pre-k - 6, 7855 old Madison Pike Principal Rodney Richardson, 256.464.3614, hrzn.madisoncity.k12.al.us

Mill Creek elementary School — enrollment 933, grades pre-k - 6, 847 Mill RoadPrincipal Melanie Barkley, 256.774.4690, mces.madisoncity.k12.al.us

Madison elementary School — enrollment 550, grades k-6, 17 College StreetPrincipal Dr. Timothy Scott, 256.772.9255, mes.madisoncity.k12.al.us

Rainbow elementary School — enrollment 725, grades 1-6, 50 nance Road Principal Dorinda White, 256.824.8106, madisoncity.k12.al.us

West Madison elementary School — enrollment 360, grades 1-6, 4976 Wall Triana Principal Dr. Daphne Jah, 256.837.1189, wmes.madisoncity.k12.al.us

higher levels of college education,” Amy Bell said.

Bell is Director of Community Development and Planning for the City of Madison.

The population of Madison is 42,938, while Madison County has 334,811 residents (2010 census). At $85,945, the median household income in Madison is more than double the state average of $42,081.

The largest employer in Madison is intergraph Corporation, a longtime resident of the 1-565/Madison Boulevard corridor.

The software firm develops solutions for geographic, plant design, defense and federal agency needs.

in october 2012, intergraph broke ground on its existing campus for new five-story headquarters valued at $58 million.

other high-tech companies

in Madison include Pikewerks, Griffon Aerospace, Cabinet nG, nextek, Ryco, GeoCue Corporation, origin Technologies and freedom information Systems.

Additional, top-producing companies are Tyonek native Corporation, CDi electronics, SeA Wireless & Cable, Accurate Machine & Tool Corporation, excellance inc., Label-Aid Systems, victory Sweepers inc., innovative Plastics, Sk fiber Golf, StaticX Motorsports, Advanced federal Systems, fMi Medical, STi electronics, Avnet electronics and LifeCourse Capital.

“in 2008, the regional civilian labor force was 385,903 with an unemployment rate of 4.4 percent,” Bell said. (for updated rates, visit www2.dir.state.al.us.).

for more information, visit the City of Madison’s website at madisonal.gov.

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2013 Membership Directory1fit fitness Center12060 County LineMadison, AL 35758(256) 425-3166

32* a Yogurt Bar7690 Hwy 72 WestMadison, AL 35758(205) 252-7474

4Site inc.7500 S Memorial PkwyHuntsville, AL 35802(256) 539-1221

a Storage Place-Castle Dr105 Castle DriveMadison, AL 35758(256) 721-9955

a Storage Place-Westchester Dr114 Westchester DriveMadison, AL 35758(256) 464-9955

a Touch of Class114 Bibb DriveMadison, AL 35758(256) 658-3957

a.g.D. insurance LLC2603 newby Road SWHuntsville, AL 35805(256) 382-1390

abby glenn~a Quiet Cove apts & Suites180 West Dublin DriveMadison, AL 35758(256) 461-1600

aBC Cleaning & RestorationPost office Box 951Madison, AL 35758(256) 628-0345

ability Plus, inc.1040 Research Blvd.Madison, AL 35758(256) 489-4696

action Builders, inc109 Avian CourtMadison, AL 35758(256) 316-1438

ad 4! group25615 Gray StoneMadison, AL 35756(256) 426-2718

advoCare15805 estate DriveAthens, AL 35613(256) 777-6311

afLaC-gregory fry1912 Morningside DriveHartselle, AL 35640(615) 574-3880

agility Defense & government Services, inc.480 Production AvenueMadison, AL 35758(256) 772-7743

air essentials, inc.9580 Madison BlvdSuite 3Madison, AL 35758(256) 217-2273

alabama Credit Union1415 Paramount DriveHuntsville, AL 35806(256) 713-1102

alabama Sleep Clinic/Dr. hunter hearn12205 County Line RoadSuite CMadison, AL 35758(256) 325-9919

alabama Stitchin’ Post1871 Slaughter RoadSuite eMadison, AL 35758(256) 722-9775

alabama Telco Credit Union8566 Madison Blvd.Madison, AL 35758(256) 533-5076

alan Vaughn, CPa38098 Sullivan StreetMadison, AL 35758(256) 461-9181

alexander’s Martial arts51 nance RoadMadison, AL 35758(256) 837-8624

all Seasons one hour heating & air Conditioning1209 Posey StreetHuntsville, AL 35816(256) 539-2167

allied PhotocopyPost office Box 71Huntsville, AL 35801(256) 539-2973

allstate-The Lankford/Battle agency, inc.7771 Hwy. 72 WSuite AMadison, AL 35758(256) 890-0070

alternative/Progressive family Medicine Associates1230 Slaughter RoadSuite CMadison, AL 35758(256) 722-0555

american family Care7559 Hwy 72 WestMadison, AL 35758(205) 421-2144

apple Lane farms8580 Madison Blvd. Unit HMadison, AL 35758(256) 774-8181

armstrong Relocation Co. Hsv,LLC2775 e Wall Triana Hwy.Huntsville, AL 35824(256) 772-6664

arthur orrPost office Box 305Decatur, AL 35805(256) 345-3861

artistic Cakes by Tiffany Bakery & Deli4155 Sullivan StreetMadison, AL 35758(256) 325-8308

asbury United Methodist Church980 Hughes RoadMadison, AL 35758(256) 837-0365

aT&T308 Clinton Avenue, WHuntsville, AL 35801(256) 532-8055

a-Z office Resource113 Jetplex CircleSuite A-1Madison, AL 35758256-461-8888 X 51302

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B&g equipment & Supply15040 AL Highway 20Madison, AL 35201(256) 970-1466

Bailey Chiropractic4072 Sullivan StreetMadison, AL 35758(256) 464-9067

BancorpSouth41 Hughes RoadMadison, AL 35758(256) 772-4909

Bank independent101 S. Clinton StreetAthens, AL 35611(256) 232-1776

Barge Waggoner Sumner & Cannon, inc.200 Clinton AvenueSuite 800Huntsville, AL 35801256-533-1561

Barrett insurance and associates126 Cheekwood DriveMadison, AL 35758(256) 325-7775

Bath fitters1398 B Jordan RoadHuntsville, AL 35811(256) 713-3100

Baymont inn and Suites122 Cleghorn BlvdMadison, AL 35758(256) 258-0800

BB&T-hwy 728441 Hwy 72 WMadison, AL 35758(256) 551-4780

BB&T-Madison Blvd.8857 Madison Blvd.Madison, AL 35758(256) 774-7520

Belk-Madison Mall #6065901 University Dr.Huntsville, AL 35805(256) 722-2400

Benders gym97 Hughes RoadSuite kMadison, AL 35758(256) 325-9997

Benefits, LLCPost office Box 2501Huntsville, AL 35804(256) 533-4800

Berney office Solutions306 Wynn DriveHuntsville, AL 35805(256) 883-8700 x8804

Best friends animal hospital34 Hughes RoadSuite eMadison, AL 35758(256) 464-5030

BeST WeSTeRN PLUS Madison-Hsv Hotel9035 Madison Blvd.Madison, AL 35758(256) 772-7170

Better Business Bureau210-A exchange PlaceHuntsville, AL 35806(256) 533-1694

Bev-ann herriges

Bikram hot Yoga8331 Madison Blvd.Madison, AL 35758(713) 206-1990

Blue Cross Blue Shield of alabama495 Wynn DriveHuntsville, AL 35805(256) 726-9100

Blue Pants Brewery500 Lanier RoadBuilding 1 Suite AMadison, AL 35758(256) 698-5110

Blue Safari Marketing11590 Hwy 231 431 nMeridianville, AL 36759(256) 829-8762

Blue Sky enterprises, LLC8760 Madison Blvd.Suite JMadison, AL 35758(256) 464-6450

Boresha Skinny Science Coffee27486 Jaunita DriveAthens, AL 35613(256) 665-4122

Bradford health Services1600 Browns ferry RoadMadison, AL 35758(256) 461-7272

Bradley arant Boult Cummings LLP200 Clinton AvenueSuite 900Huntsville, AL 35801(256) 517-5100

Brazelton Properties, inc.2021 Clinton AvenueSuite CHuntsville, AL 35805(256) 539-6411

Breland homes, LLC2101 W Clinton AvenueSuite 201Huntsville, AL 35805(256) 713-3636

Brian C.T JonesPost office Box 415Athens, AL 35612(256) 233-6416

Brock’s Jewelers8760 Madison Blvd.Suite SMadison, AL 35758(256) 464-6610

Brown and Meers homes7595 Hwy 72 WestMadison, AL 35758(256) 837-6229

Brueggers enterprises incorporated347 Hughes RoadMadison, AL 35758(256) 258-0880

Bryant Bank415-H Church StreetSuite 100Huntsville, AL 35801(256) 535-1049

Buffalo Rock6215 old Madison PikeHuntsville, AL 35806(256) 837-3531

Butcher Drafting Service, LLC461 Capshaw RoadSuite iMadison, AL 35757(256) 890-8795

Byrd’s automotive inc.11624A Highway 231-431north Meridianville, AL 35759(256) 828-1985C.h.a.M.P. Performance Training , 24/7 gym7425 Hwy 72 WMadison, AL 35758(256) 394-3313

Cadence Bank4004 Lawsons Ridge nWHuntsville, AL 35757(256) 382-0105

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Cadence Bank/Sullivan St3751 Sullivan StreetMadison, AL 35758(256) 772-0480

Calhoun Community CollegePost office Box 2216Decatur, AL 0(256) 306-2500

Capstone Realty-Diane hasley7 Towne Center DriveSuite 303Huntsville, AL 35806(256) 382-7300

Catisfaction Cat Clinic9290 Madison Blvd.Suite eMadison, AL 35758(256) 319-7341

CB&S Bank8018 Hwy 72 WMadison, AL 35758(256) 705-1960

Charleston oaks apartments222 kyser BlvdMadison, AL 35758(256) 464-9555

Christian Brothers automotive7264 Hwy 72 WestMadison, AL 35758(256) 721-4704

Christina Smith - State farm4717 University DriveSuite 112Huntsville, AL 35816(256) 270-9898

Cinemagic Drive in Theatre1702 S. JeffersonAthens, AL 35611(256) 233-0312

Cinglenet97 Hughes RoadMadison, AL 35758(256) 772-1737

CiNTaS Corporation15201 AL Hwy 20Madison, AL 35758(256) 355-6431

Clem Tire Company7907 Hwy 72Madison, AL 35758(568) 379-1551

Clinic for Women, Pa910 Adams StreetHuntsville, AL 35801(256) 533-7420

Coleman american allied193 Slaughter RoadMadison, AL 35758(256) 837-2811

Colonial grand at Madison2300 Colonial Lake DriveMadison, AL 35758(256) 461-0906

Complete Dental12 West Dublin Drive. #202Madison, AL 35758(256) 774-7228

Complete Nutrition8135 Hwy 72 WestMadison, AL 35758(256) 319-0904

Connections Presbyterian Church110 eagle TrailHuntsville, AL 35824(256) 489-5476

Continental Coffee, LLC7663 Hwy 72W Suite AMadison, AL 35758(256) 325-2442

Continental Roofing1002 oster DriveHuntsville, AL 35816(256) 325-3572

Cook’s Pest Control143 West Dublin DriveMadison, AL 35758(256) 772-2440

Cornerstone Pediatrics, P.C.701 Will Halsey WayMadison, AL 35758(256) 461-7440

Cost Cutters family hair SalonPost office Box 698Hazel Green, AL 35750(256) 864-2784

Costco Wholesale1205 n Memorial ParkwayHuntsville, AL 35801(256) 519-2223

Country financial2515 B Memorial Pkwy SWHuntsville, AL 35801(256) 534-3541

Country hearth inn8716 Madison Blvd.Madison, AL 35758(256) 258-3800

Country inn & Suites101 Westchester DriveMadison, AL 35758(256) 325-0007

Crestwood Medical Centerone Hospital DriveHuntsville, AL 35801(256) 429-4561

Crossfit impulse115 B Castle DriveMadison, AL 35758(256) 361-9348

CrossPointe Church719 Hughes RoadMadison, AL 35758(256) 772-4463

Cruiseone25 Hope StreetHuntsville, AL 35806(256) 722-2764

Crunkleton and associates201 Williams AvenueSuite 200Huntsville, AL 35801(256) 536-8809

Crye-Leike Realtors-Rod Weaver1591 Hughes RoadSuite GMadison, AL 35758(256) 258-0930

Daisy Lane gifts, LLC11156 County Line RoadSuite AMadison, AL 35756(256) 325-2704

Dance Company, The19 Hughes RoadMadison, AL 35758(256) 461-8759

Decatur Transit-dba hertz Car RentaL9091 Madison BlvdMadison, AL 35758256-772-7166

Decatur Transit-dba Madison Blvd. Mini Storage9091 Madison BlvdMadison, AL 35758256-772-7166

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Dental elements8141 Hwy 72 W, Suite GMadison, AL 35758(256) 895-7336

Design World inc8059 Hwy 72 WestMadison, AL 35758(256) 722-0086

Designers Closet LLC11156 County Line Road, Suite HMadison, AL 35756(256) 325-3585

Dietrich Rentals LLC165-f Chestnut DriveMadison, AL 35758(256) 325-7368

Domino’s Pizza437 Hughes RoadMadison, AL 35758(256) 772-9000

Don Palmer(256) 656-5980

Donatos Pizza8000 Madison Blvd.Suite 106-DMadison, AL 35758(256) 772-6789

Downtown Rescue Mission-Madison8006 old Madison PikeSuite 10Madison, AL 35758(256) 536-2441

Dr. James e. hatcher581 Hughes RoadMadison, AL 35758(256) 772-0041

Dr. James Lewis DMD577 Hughes RoadMadison, AL 35758(256) 461-8607

DreamMaker entertainment650 Sun Temple DriveSuite 102Madison, AL 35758(256) 325-5640

Dublin Village apartments106 W Dublin DriveMadison, AL 35758(256) 772-0220

Durable Designs, LLC30030 US Hwy 72 WMadison, AL 35758(256) 325-8217

Durham orthodontics, LLC7559 C Hwy 72 WSuite 105Madison, AL 35758(256) 325-0078

eagle Collision Center29943 Hwy 72 WMadison, AL 35756(256) 325-5114

eagle Rehab44 Hughes RoadSuite 1050Madison, AL 35758(256) 325-5400

eagle’s Landing162 Royal DriveMadison, AL 35758(256) 325-1907

eastview family Dentistry870 Slaughter RoadMadison, AL 35758(256) 325-9393

eDo Japanese Restaurant104 intercom DriveMadison, AL 35758(256) 772-0360

edward Jones: John Butterfield, aaMS (R)3809 Sullivan StreetSuite 6Madison, AL 35758(256) 774-3046

edward Jones-Noble harber44 Hughes RoadSuite 1000Madison, AL 35758(256) 772-7674

ehlinger & associates, P.C.3109 ivey Avenue SWHuntsville, AL 35805(256) 534-1900

el olmeca Mexican Restaurant7046 US Hwy 72Suite BMadison, AL 35757(256) 990-6462

embroidMe of Madison12090 County Line RoadSuite BMadison, AL 35756(256) 233-3505

e-Mini Storage29944 Hwy 72 WMadison, AL 35758(256) 233-2282

engineered Solutions300 Research BlvdMadison, AL 35758(256) 327-7208

eva Bank3810-J Sullivan StreetMadison, AL 35758(256) 258-1072

eVeNT MagazinePost office Box 14219Huntsville, AL 35815(256) 533-8078

everest Medical equipment and Scrubs3810 Sullivan Starlington PlaceSuite n&oMadison, AL 35758(256) 371-2200

excel Computer Services3810 Sullivan StSuite HMadison, AL 35758(256) 325-7001

excellance, inc.453 Lanier RoadMadison, AL 35758(256) 772-9321

express employment Professionals5650 Sanderson StreetSuite PHuntsville, AL 35805(256) 721-5627

express oil Change3819 University DriveHuntsville, AL 35816(256) 721-0077

eye Care associates7880 old Madison PikeMadison, AL 35758(256) 772-8711

f1 Solutions220 Hidden valley WayMadison, AL 35758(256) 461-0040

fantastic Plastic entertainment, inc.500 Cleveland Avenue. nWHuntsville, AL 35801(256) 564-9854

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farmers insurance-Sady Zayas Visser7985 Hwy 72 WSuite 2Madison, AL 35758(256) 864-9411

farmers insurance-Keith graham agency 30098 Andrea LaneMadison, AL 35756(256) 325-1103

financial Strategies group, LLC129 n Washington StHuntsville, AL 35801(256) 705-0300

first Commercial Bank11 Hughes RoadMadison, AL 35758(256) 288-2321

first Commercial Bank-301 Washington Street3rd floorHuntsville, AL 35801(256) 551-3329

focus RadioCommunications WTKi WeKi2305 Holmes AvenueHuntsville, AL 35816(256) 533-1450

foliage Design1315 C fletcher StreetHuntsville, AL 35801(256) 534-3399

fountain, Parker, harbarger & associates201 Washington StreetHuntsville, AL 35801(256) 551-0060

four Leaves asian Restaurant7044 University DriveSuite AHuntsville, AL 35806(256) 429-9393

four Points by Sheraton huntsville1000 Glen Hearn BlvdHuntsville, AL 35824(256) 772-9661

fulin’s asian Cuisine at Madison, aL8141 Hwy 72 WSuite CMadison, AL 35758(256) 721-7005

fusion Nail & Spa7046 A Hwy 72 WHuntsville, AL 35806(256) 722-8096

gentiva-home healthcare905 A S. Clinton StreetAthens, AL 35711(256) 232-9180

goga Studios10971 County Line RdMadison, AL 35758(256) 325-3339

good Samaritan hospice of Madison540 Hughes RoadSuite 12Madison, AL 35758(256) 772-8018

graham & Company355 Quality CircleSuite eHuntsville, AL 35806(256) 382-9010

greg Machen Photography8006 old Madison PikeSuite 6Madison, AL 35758(256) 461-0827

griffin appraisals105 Cabot CircleMadison, AL 35758(256) 772-0844

griffon aerospace106 Commerce CircleMadison, AL 35758(256) 258-0035

grogan JewelersBridgestreet Town CenterSpace 101Huntsville, AL 3580(256) 837-4808

halsey food Service401 Lanier RoadMadison, AL 35758(800) 621-0240

hampton inn - Madison9225 Madison BlvdMadison, AL 35758(256) 464-8999

harmony Landscape & Pond224 Patricia RoadMadison, AL 35758(256) 990-5787

healthSource Madison34 Hughes RoadSuite CMadison, AL 35758(256) 772-2370

heard ary, LLC307 Clinton Avenue WSuite 310Huntsville, AL 35801(256) 535-0817

heMSiPost office Box 7108Huntsville, AL 35807(256) 518-2242

heritage Plantation home owners associationHughes Properties415 Church Street, Suite 101Huntsville, AL 35758(256) 509-7060

hogan family YMCa130 Park Square LaneMadison, AL 35758(256) 705-9622

holiday inn express & Suites8956 Madison BlvdMadison, AL 35758(256) 258-3000

holistic Medical Center of alabama12205 County Line Road,Suite eMadison, AL 35758(256) 325-1648

home Depot4045 Lawsons Ridge RoadMadison, AL 35757(256) 837-6658

hospice advantage3809 Sullivan StreetMadison, AL 35758(256) 772-3144

how to Talk Dog106 Rainbow DriveMadison, AL 35758(256) 682-2053

huntsville Ballet Company800 Regal DriveHuntsville, AL 35811(256) 539-0691

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huntsville hospital101 Sivley RoadHuntsville, AL 35801(256) 265-1000

huntsville Medical Products505 Production AvenueMadison, AL 35758(256) 461-0900

huntsville Radio Service2402 Clinton Avenue, WHuntsville, AL 35805(256) 534-4232

huntsville Times/Madison Spirit2317 S. Memorial PkwyHuntsville, AL 35801(256) 532-4202

huntsville-Madison Builders association2804 Bob Wallace AvenueHuntsville, AL 35805(256) 536-2602

huntsville-Madison County Chamber of Commerce225 Church StreetHuntsville, AL 35804(256) 535-2000

huntsville-Madison County Convention & Visitors Bureau500 Church StreetHuntsville, AL 35804(256) 551-2230

iBeRiaBaNK53 Hughes RoadMadison, AL 35758(256) 519-4370

inmed Diagnostic Services540 Hughes RoadSuite 5Madison, AL 35758(803) 988-0082

intergraph Corporation19 interpro RoadMadison, AL 35758(256) 730-2000

iveys Restaurant101 ivory PlaceMadison, AL 35758(256) 461-8450

J.T. Ray Company450 Production AvenueMadison, AL 35758(256) 464-0010

Jackson Center600 Genome WayHuntsville, AL 35806(256) 327-7320

Jamie Cooper Television, inc217 Briarwood CircleAthens, AL 35613(256) 603-4848

Jani-King of huntsville114 Arlington DriveMadison, AL 35758(256) 971-3451

Jefferson’s Restaurant7193 Hwy 72 WMadison, AL 35758(256) 890-9464

Jerry Damson honda accura Nissan2200 Bob Wallace AvenueHuntsville, AL 35805(256) 533-4105

Jerry Jennings

JetPlex Circle Business Park1916 Harpeth River DriveBrentwood, Tn 37027(615) 370-1770

Jim Norton architect1871 Slaughter Road Suite JMadison, AL 35758(256) 721-0199

Jimmy John’s7690 Hwy 72 WestSuite 102Madison, AL 35758(256) 864-9997

JTL Lawn Care125 electronics BlvdSuite HHuntsville, AL 35824(256) 772-1788

Jump To it411 Hughes RoadMadison, AL 35758(256) 721-2221

Karen Sipps’ Thirty-one gifts(256) 508-7480

Keller Williams Realty Madison - Karen Rice1593 Hughes RoadSuite AMadison, AL 35758(256) 348-1527

Keller Williams-hughes Rd- Madison113 Hardin oak DriveMadison, AL 35758(256) 690-6877

Kemp’s flooring7079 University Drive WHuntsville, AL 35806(256) 830-5969

KidVenture Services, inc.30098 Andrea LaneMadison, AL 35756(256) 270-9990

La Quinta inn & Suites105 Westchester DriveMadison, AL 35758(256) 258-2777

Lambert Record Center3215 Robersons Roadflorence, AL 35630(256) 768-0640

Lambert Relocation3215 Robersons Roadflorence, AL 35630(404) 695-7876

Landers McLarty family of Dealers6533 University DriveHuntsville, AL 35806(256) 830-6450

Last Resort guns, inc11156 County Line RoadMadison, AL 35756(256) 679-2865

LeaN frog7738 B Madison Blvd.Suite 206Huntsville, AL 35806(877) 799-5327

Lexingtons at Madison117 Royal DriveMadison, AL 35758(256) 461-7171

LifeSouth Community Blood Centers8190 Madison Blvd.Madison, AL 35758(256) 533-8259

Little Libby’s Catfish234 Lime Quarry RoadMadison, AL 35758(256) 772-0191

Lowes7920 Hwy 72 WMadison, AL 35758(256) 430-5778

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Lynda hall, Madison County Tax Collector100 north Side SquareHuntsville, AL 35801(256) 532-3350

M&M enterprises, LLC164 SageBrook DriveMadison, AL 35757(256) 721-5600

Madison academy325 Slaughter RoadMadison, AL 35758(256) 971-1620

Madison animal Care hospital4044 S. Sullivan StreetMadison, AL 35758(256) 461-7575

Madison arts CouncilPost office Box 1929Madison, AL 35758(256) 617-8221

Madison Chapel funeral home8521 Hwy 72 WMadison, AL 35758(256) 895-9900

Madison County Record14 Main Street, Suite CMadison, AL 35758(256) 772-6677

Madison hospital8375 Hwy 72 WMadison, AL 35758(256) 265-2012

Madison Lawn Center30515 Hwy 72 WMadison, AL 35756(256) 233-7176

Madison Lion’s Club121 Cork AlleyMadison, AL 35758(256) 325-4120

Madison Living Magazine14 Main Street, Suite CMadison, AL 35758(256) 772-6677

Madison Pediatric Dentistry7559 C Hwy 72 WestSuite 108Madison, AL 35758(256) 890-4005

Madison Plumbing Service1060 Balch RoadMadison, AL 35758(256) 895-0466

Madison Premier Preschool1827 Slaughter RoadMadison, AL 35758(256) 864-8450

Madison Public Library130 Plaza BlvdMadison, AL 35758(256) 461-0046

Madison Station antiques110 Main StreetMadison, AL 35758(256) 653-1089

Madison Street festival110 Sanoma DriveMadison, AL 35758(888) 228-5845

Madison Valley Pediatrics, P.C.101 Westover CircleSuite AMadison, AL 35758(256) 461-0209

Mailings, Coupons, & More, inc.3307 Bob Wallace AvenueSuite 1Huntsville, AL 35805(256) 539-6761

Main Street Cafe101 Main StreetMadison, AL 35758(256) 461-8096

Mason, Bearden & Diehl4100 Bob Wallace AvenueHuntsville, AL 35805(256) 533-0806

Matt Curtis Real estate, inc.8097 Madison Blvd.Suite 103Madison, AL 35758(256) 270-9393

Mattress King8498 Madison Blvd.Suite eMadison, AL 35758(256) 722-0252

Maurice’s8215 Hwy 72 WSuite 310Madison, AL 35758(256) 726-0091

McCoy Vision Center100 A Providence Main nWHuntsville, AL 35806(256) 382-2700

Merrill Lynch100 John Coffee CourtMadison, AL 35757(256) 650-2406

Metro Serve12060 Countyline RoadSuite kMadison, AL 35756(256) 998-2006

Michael W. hodge111 Rosehaven CircleMadison, AL 35758(256) 520-9999

Mindgear Labs8331 Madison Blvd.Suite 200BMadison, AL 35758(256)617-1718

Minuteman Press2230 Sparkman Drive nWSuite 400Huntsville, AL 35810(256) 859-6161

Mitchell industrial Contractors188 Westchester DriveMadison, AL 35758(256) 772-5554

Mobile impressions, LLC29944 Hwy 72 WSuite CMadison, AL 35756(256) 771-5962

Monaco Pictures370 The Bridge Street nWHuntsville, AL 35806(256) 327-8340

Morse Communications1636 Mckee RoadToney, AL 35773(256) 425-1564

Mortgage america, inc.2315 Market PlaceSuite AHuntsville, AL 35801(256) 551-0797

MR 21 Solutions, LLC(256) 595-5198

Mullins Special occasions1021 Meridian StreetHuntsville, AL 35801(256) 534-5701

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My old San Juan Restaurant8760 Madison Blvd.Suite LMadison, AL 35758(256) 772-3490

NaMoS, LLC303 Production AvenueMadison, AL 35758(256) 461-6927

National Bank of Commerce203 Greene StreetSuite BHuntsville, AL 35801(256) 564-7600

Nesin Therapy Services, PC540 Hughes Road #8Madison, Al 35758(256) 461-9654

Networx of huntsville4900 University Drive #28Huntsville, AL 35816(256) 535-0857

NeuroVizion200 Lime Quarry RoadMadison, AL 35758(256) 705-1920

Nitro green/Pittman enterprises inc.7762 Wall Triana HwyUnit 22Harvest, AL 35749(256) 562-1116

Noble Passage interiors, inc.204 Main StreetMadison, AL 35758(256) 325-1919

Non-Slip Solutions, LLC4095 Lawsons Ridge Drive#1204Madison, AL 35757(256) 325-4025

North alabama african american Chamber of Commerce225 Spraggins StreetSuite eHuntsville, AL 35801(256) 564-7574

North alabama ChemicalPost office Box 521Decatur, AL 35602(256) 355-3578

North alabama family Medicine , LLC101 Westover CrSuite BMadison, AL 35758(256) 325-3000

North alabama gasPost office Drawer 1428Madison, AL 35758(256) 772-0227

oB/gYN associates, Pa460 Lanier RoadSuite 206Madison, AL 35758(256) 704-2229

open gate homes LLCPost office Box 643Madison, AL 35758(256) 694-0103

Painting Solutions Plus10110 Shades RoadHuntsville, AL 35803(256) 755-7691

Panera Bread, LLC8179 Hwy 72 WMadison, AL 35758(205) 718-3383

Papa Murphy’s Pizza7830 Hwy 72 WSuite 210Madison, AL 35758(404) 253-6341

Paradise Pet Resort & Spa, LLC219 Briarwood CrAthens, AL 35613(256) 772-1197

Patrea h. BonakerPost office Box 4707Huntsville, AL 35815(256) 533-9644

Peck-glasgow agency, inc.8121 Madison Blvd.Suite 101-BMadison, AL 35758(256) 772-9704

Peggie hulebak Rowell, P.C. attorney at Law3809 Sullivan StreetSuite 3Madison, AL 35758(256) 464-6799

Pet Depot express511 Wilhite Streetflorence, AL 35630(256) 895-9260

Pittner Services8697 A Madison Blvd.Madison, AL 35758(256) 258-0421

Platinum Mortgage, inc.103 B Spenryn DriveMadison, AL 35758(256) 461-8677

PNC Bank7930 Hwy 72 WMadison, AL 35758(256) 722-3078

Point Mallard ParkPost office Box 488Decatur, AL 35602(256) 341-4903

Premier Bank8803 Madison Blvd.Madison, AL 35758(256) 772-7899

Primrose School of Madison124 Plaza Blvd.Madison, AL 35758(256) 772-2029

Professional Sign Solutions117 Jetplex CircleMadison, AL 35758(256) 585-5114

Progress Bank8337 US Hwy 72Madison, AL 35758(256) 319-4907

Prosperity enterprises(256) 797-8968

Pure Barre-Madison14 Main StreetSuite 4Madison, AL 35758(256) 684-5549

Putman Construction & Realty Co., inc.641 Wynn DriveSuite 101Huntsville, AL 35816(256) 830-5999

Radisson-huntsville airport8721 Madison Blvd.Madison, AL 35758(256) 772-8855

Redstone federal Credit Union220 Wynn DriveHuntsville, AL 35893(256) 772-3504

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Redstone federal Credit Union - County Line Rd12157 County Line RoadMadison, AL 35758(256) 327-1500

Redstone federal Credit Union - Lawson Ridge RD/Hwy 724005 Lawson Ridge Road Hwy 72Madison, AL 35758(256) 327-1825

Redstone federal Credit Union - Sullivan Rd3752 Sullivan RoadMadison, AL 35758(256) 772-7346

Redstone Recognitions, inc.5650 Sanderson StreetSuite LHuntsville, AL 35805(256) 489-1745

Regions Bank-hwy 727990 Hwy 72 WMadison, AL 35758(256) 721-4587

Regions Bank-Madison Blvd.Po Box 680Huntsville, AL 35804(256) 772-4282

Regions Mortgage351 Hughes RoadMadison, AL 35758(256) 772-4944

Reliance Bank12050 County Line RoadMadison, AL 35758(256) 233-5847

Renasant Bank7600 Hwy 72 WMadison, AL 35758(256) 716-4607

Reseda Nursery29877 Hwy 72 WMadison, AL 35756(256) 232-4887

Rise Real estate - Madison office230 C Hughes RoadMadison, AL 35758(256) 772-8000

Rock Bottom Carpets7143-e Hwy 72Madison, AL 35758(256) 715-8678

Rocket City h.R.Post office Box 754Madison, AL 35758(256) 656-1216

Rocket City Pets45 Meeting StreetHuntsville, AL 35806(703) 508-8857

Rocket City SittersPost office Box 2081Madison, AL 35758(256) 272-1727

Rocket City United2611 Artie Street, Suite 3Rocket City Soccerfoundation, 501c3Huntsville, AL 35805(256) 263-4259

Rocket City Soccer foundation, 501c3Huntsville, AL 35805(256) 263-4259

Rooter Man7142 Wall Triana HwyMadison, AL 35758(256) 837-3650

Rosenblum Realty2314 Memorial Pkwy.Huntsville, AL 35801(256) 539-9501

Rotary Club of MadisonPost office Box 856Madison, AL 35758(256) 971-2776

Russ Russell Commercial Real estate923-C Merchants WalkHuntsville, AL 35801(256) 536-7777

Ruth’s Chris Steak house800 Monroe Street @embassy SuitesHuntsville, AL 35801(256) 327-7890

Sady’s Bistro14 Main StreetSuite BMadison, AL 35758(256) 429-8230

Sakura Japanese Steakhouse12090 County Line RoadSuite PMadison, AL 35758(256) 233-6955

Schwan food Company15081 AL Hwy 20Madison, AL 35756(256) 301-3160

Sci-Quest hands on Science Center102-D Wynn DriveHuntsville, AL 35805(256) 837-0606

SeL & associates1032 Cabot CircleSuite 201Madison, AL 35758(256) 325-9809

Senator Thomas W. Butler

Serenity Nail Spa8141 Hwy 72 WSuite 4Madison, AL 35758(256) 726-6886

Servisfirst Bank1267 enterprise WaySuite AHuntsville, AL 35806(256) 722-7841

ServPro of Central huntsville3101 fresh WayHuntsville, AL 35804(256) 533-5335

Sherman international250 Palmer RoadMadison, AL 35758(256) 772-7490

Shoe fly8213 Hwy 72 WestSuite BMadison, AL 35758(256) 864-9490

Sign - a - Rama8498 Madison Blvd.Suite CMadison, AL 35758(256) 881-5080

Signalink,inc.130 Tidewater DriveMadison, AL 35758(256) 715-6744

Small Business Solutions1001 Monroe StreetHuntsville, AL 35801(256) 337-5200

SmashBurger8135 Hwy 72 WSuite CMadison, AL 35758(205) 910-7837

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SoUThBank8848 Madison BlvdMadison, AL 35758(256) 772-0600

Spartan Stone37 B Hughes RdMadison, AL 35758(256) 248-1991

Spectrum Services PC8103 Hwy 72 WestSuite eMadison, AL 35758(256) 895-0008

SpineCare12205 County Line RoadMadison, AL 35758(256) 461-7775

SportsMed orthopaedic Surgery & Spine Cntr44 Hughes RoadSuite 1100Madison, AL 35758(256) 881-5151

St. John’s Catholic School1057 Hughes RoadMadison, AL 35758(256) 722-0772

State farm -Wendy Burpee8097 Madison Blvd.Suite 104Madison, AL 35758(256) 774-8118

State farm-David Perkins11156 County Line RoadSuite DMadison, AL 35756(256) 325-3080

State farm-Tim Barron151 Hughes RoadSuite AMadison, AL 35758(256) 772-0136

Still Serving Veterans224 Spragins Street nWHuntsville, AL 35801(256) 883-7035

Studio 180 fitness1593 Hughes RdMadison, AL 35758(256) 325-9642

Sun Drop Bottling Co.29599 old Hwy 20Madison, AL 35758(256) 772-8596

Sunbelt of North alabama3322 South Memorial ParkwaySuite 532Huntsville, AL 35801(256) 316-7555

Sunshine filipino grocery7449 Hwy 72 WSuite eMadison, AL 35758(256) 772-7764

Suntiva101 Tweed DriveMadison, AL 35758(703) 462-8470

Supreme Beverage Co, inc2100-A Jackson AvenueHuntsville, AL 35804(256) 534-1482 eX 15

Sweet CeCe’s8 ParadeSuite 103Huntsville, AL 35806(256) 585-3837

Synovus Mortgage Corporation1333 enterprise WayHuntsville, AL 35806(256) 288-5131

Target automotive102 Gin oaks CTMadison, AL 35758(256) 464-0700

Taziki’s Mediterranean Cafe4855 Whitesburg DriveHuntsville, AL 35802(205) 243-1795

Tea With Thee181-6 Hughes RoadMadison, AL 35758(256) 656-3776

Tenders101 intercom DriveMadison, AL 35758(256) 551-0700

The Brook Church8573 Hwy 72 WestMadison, AL 35758(256) 837-6633

The howell agency12819 AL Hwy 231/431 nSuite eHazel Green, AL 35750(256) 828-0355

The Madison Record14 Main Street, Suite CMadison, AL 35758(256) 772-6677

The Melting Pot of huntsville, a fondue Restaurant40 The Bridge Street Town CentreSuite 202Huntsville, AL 35806(256) 327-8888

The Pill Method Trust inc.105 Southfork DriveHuntsville, AL 35811(269) 470-5900

Thomas Pit BBQ7929 Hwy 72 WMadison, AL 35758(256) 259-3838

Tommy Pruett Real estate, inc.102 elanor AvenueHarvest, AL 35749(256) 722-9333

Tommy Ragland100 northside SquareHuntsville, AL 35801(256) 532-3330

Top Line TiresPost office Box 18276Huntsville, AL 35804(256) 772-7130

Toyota Manufacturing1 Cottonvalley WayHuntsville, AL 35810

Trinity Performance Solutions105 Lanthorn CircleMadison, AL 35758(256) 829-8771

TurfMax inc106 Capital CircleHarvest, AL 35749(256) 684-7553

Turner Beverage Company1935 Max Luther DriveHuntsville, AL 35804(256) 852-2183

Tutor DoctorPost office Box 6653Huntsville, AL 35813(256) 539-4200

Twickenham Builders, LLC401 Carter DriveMadison, AL 35758(256) 655-7423

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Twiggie’s Boutique334 Maury Laneflorence, AL 35634(256) 335-2213

Tyonek Manufacturing group, inc.229 Palmer RoadMadison, AL 35758(256) 258-6200

Union Chapel Christian academy315 B Winchester RoadHuntsville, AL 35811(256) 489-4728

Uniquely WaterPost office Box 212Guntersville, AL 35976(256) 541-7981

UPS Store #29888000 Madison BlvdSuite D102Madison, AL 35758(256) 464-3700

UPS Store #521712060 County Line RoadSuite JMadison, AL 35758(256) 232-3474

US Space & Rocket Center1 Tranquility BaseHuntsville, AL 35805(256) 721-7124

Usana health Sciences167 Joe Phillips RoadMadison, AL 35758(256) 885-2450

Valley ConservatoryPost office Box 11635Huntsville, AL 35814(256) 534-3131

Valpak of North alabama12060 County Line RoadSuite J-281Madison, AL 35756(256) 690-1586

Value Place Madison alabama120 Brazelton CircleMadison, AL 35758(256) 325-6300

Verizon Wireless ga/aL Region400 Riverhills Business ParkSuite 445Birmingham, AL 35242(205) 909-2336

Visiting angels8531 Hwy 72 WMadison, AL 35758(256) 837-1137

Vulcan Termite & Pest Control, inc115 Commerce DrivePelham, AL 35124(205) 663-4200

Walgreens12010 County Line RoadMadison, AL 35756(256) 230-6345

Walgreens7813 Hwy. 72 W.Madison, AL 35758(256) 895-9326

Walmart - Madison Blvd.8650 Madison Blvd.Madison, AL 35758(256) 461-7403

Wells fargo-Madison Blvd9904 Madison Blvd.Madison, AL 35758(256) 551-5196

Westin huntsville,The6800 Governors West nWHuntsville, AL 35806(256) 428-5402

Whatley endodontics7559 Hwy 72Suite 102Madison, AL 35758(256) 724-3120

Which Wich Superior Sandwiches8141 Hwy 72 WSuite DMadison, AL 35758(615) 260-5482

White glove Cleaning Services6983 Wall Triana Hwy.Suite WMadison, AL 35758(256) 837-2589

White, fleming & Co. CPa801 Clinton Avenue eHuntsville, AL 35801(256) 533-7610

WiN home inspection-Corporate office9238 Madison Blvd.Suite 750Madison, AL 35758(800) 309-6753

Windscape apartments125 Royal DriveMadison, AL 35758(256) 772-7030

Wolde flooring, LLC8097 Madison Blvd.Suite 105Madison, AL 35758(256) 325-8453

Women’s Business Center of North alabamaPost office Box 408Huntsville, AL 35804(256) 535-2038

Woodland homes of huntsville7545 A Hwy 72 WMadison, AL 35758(256) 837-0999

Woody anderson ford2500 Jordan LaneHuntsville, AL 35816(256) 539-9441

WRSa-fM8402 South Memorial ParkwayHuntsville, AL 35802(256) 885-9797

Xtreme Nutrition and Smoothies97 Hughes RoadSuite GMadison, AL 35758(256) 772-0661

Yellow Book Southern Directory4835 University SquareSuite 9Huntsville, AL 35816(615) 720-2667

YMCa-heart of the Valley120 Holmes AvenueSuite 405Huntsville, AL 35801(256) 428-9622

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