The Auburn City Council approved a contribution of $500,00 to the Lee County roundabout construction project and more at Tuesday’s meeting The Auburn City Council plans to commit $500,000 toward the construction of a roundabout at the intersection of Society Hill Road and Moores Mill Road Mayor Ron Anders and City Manager Megan Crouch will execute an intergovernmental funding agreement with Lee County for the joint roundabout construction project “We appreciate the Lee County Commission and the staff at Lee County for working with the City of Auburn to make this happen,” Anders said in his city council recap. Anders said that the intersection has become very busy and crowded because many individuals from the county come into Auburn to work and shop and believe the roundabout will relieve much of the traffic The funding is included in the FY25 Capital Improvement Plan The agreement was approved by the Lee County Commission at its February meeting The city council also approved an agreement with Barge Design Solutions, Inc., for design, bid and construction phase services associated with the East University Drive culvert replacement at Summer Trees Drive in the amount of $315,000 The approval further authorizes an additional 10% of the contract amount at $31,500 as contingency for unforeseen circumstances The project consists of replacing the corrugated metal culvert with a new concrete culvert and repaving along East University Drive at the Town Creek Crossing near Summertrees Drive The project’s total capital budget is over $3.3 million The city council approved two alcohol licenses for Greenawalt Hospitality LLC for an event at the Auburn University Brown-Kopel Engineering Student Achievement Center and at the Auburn University Melton Center Black Alumni Awards and Sneaker Ball A $31,342 contract with LexisNexis Risk Solutions was approved for the renewal of the Accurint Virtual Crime Center contract for the police department The city council unanimously approved a zoning ordinance amendment giving developers in Auburn more free range Get the latest local business news delivered FREE to your inbox weekly Email notifications are only sent once a day "This new location is more than a place to shop or donate—it’s about us continuing to show up for the community in a meaningful way," Goodwill… and when it came time to launch this distillery Opelika was the obvious choice," Brewzle founder TJ G… Get up-to-the-minute news sent straight to your device Account processing issue - the email address may already exist Invalid password or account does not exist Submitting this form below will send a message to your email with a link to change your password An email message containing instructions on how to reset your password has been sent to the email address listed on your account Mayor Ron Anders with the Auburn City Council (2021) / Courtesy of openline (EETV) - In an effort to relieve traffic at the intersection of Society Hill Road and Moores Mill Road the Auburn City Council has contributed $500,000 toward the construction of a new roundabout at the location “We appreciate the Lee County Commission and the staff at Lee County for working with the City of Auburn to make this happen,” said Auburn Mayor Ron Anders in his city council recap causing the council to prioritize this project “This is a very busy intersection as we have many individuals and citizens from our county that come into Auburn to work and shop every day,” said Anders The FY25 Capital Improvement Plan shows the funding for the project as the Lee County Commission approved this during the meeting in February this year Click here for the Mayor's March 18 City Council Recap: https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=1376626160015200 Click here for the six-year capital improvement plan for the city of Auburn: https://static.auburnalabama.org/media/apps/www/capital-improvement-projects/future-projects/FY23-FY24-Mid-Bi-Document---6yr-CIP-SECTION.pdf The City will allocate $889,000 in federal HOME Investment Partnerships Program funds to support the construction of an affordable housing community for seniors aged 55 and older including 31 one-bedroom and 24 two-bedroom apartments The funding commitment is contingent upon the project receiving an allocation of Low-Income Housing Tax Credits (LIHTC) from the Alabama Housing Finance Authority LIHTC funding is a vital tool for creating affordable housing by offering tax credits to developers in exchange for building or rehabilitating units for low- to moderate-income residents Arbours at Moores Mill II is a $19.5 million development by Birmingham-based Arbours at Moores Mill II The project will reserve units for individuals at 50% and 60% of the Area Median Income (AMI) and maintain affordability for at least 20 years Phase I of this project will be completed in summer 2025 and includes 80 units for seniors aged 55 and older The City’s commitment of HOME program funds reflects its dedication to addressing affordable housing needs By leveraging federal resources like LIHTC and HOME funds Huntsville continues to enhance housing opportunities while fostering community growth and inclusivity Huntsville’s Community Development department oversees and implements HOME programs and many others to support the vitality of neighborhoods The goal is to stabilize lower-income neighborhoods to economically empower lower-income persons and/or those living in lower-income neighborhoods and to provide assistance to the special needs population in our community Nearly a year after the Atlanta City Council green-lighted a project to remake one of Atlanta’s most rapidly developing corridors into a friendlier more efficient place for non-motorists and drivers alike the Howell Mill Road Complete Street project has entered a new phase of construction It’s not the only people-friendly road overhaul to gain momentum this month west of downtown and Midtown As visitors to Westside Provisions District and points north have likely noticed in recent weeks the City of Atlanta’s Department of Transportation has begun installing pedestrian safety and signal improvements as part of the broader Howell Mill Road redo That includes wider sidewalks and ADA-friendly curb replacements along with median and resurfacing work in the corridor closer to Interstate 75 the next steps will see utility relocations—power and telecommunications—along with three new traffic signal installations and continued curb and driveway apron repairs and replacements All work is being relegated to the hours between 9 a.m The full scope of the Complete Streets project calls for resurfacing Howell Mill from just north of Collier Road down to Marietta Street Along the route the city plans to synchronize traffic signals with fiber technology upgrades and build raised bike lanes from Forrest Street (about a block north of Atlanta Water Works) to all points south along Howell Mill Other upgrades will focus on sidewalk repairs and additional safety improvements such as roadway-grade bike lanes and three new mid-block crossing are scheduled to be implemented along with a new right-turn lane installation where Howell Mill meets Huff Road The Atlanta City Council approved legislation in September to fund the full project and construction partners P2K and Lefko Construction were picked in a joint venture as general contractors to build the street upgrades The corridor’s upgrades aim to help accommodate a population influx in the area that’s created a wave of new businesses—and traffic snarls the three-lane roadway snaking through neighborhoods such as Home Park and Marietta Street Artery had been mostly unchanged in recent years Howell Mill’s Complete Streets overhaul was once expected to begin in 2017—adding bike lanes and new turn lanes—but was later axed from Renew Atlanta’s $250 million project list the project still hadn’t been fully funded According to ATLDOT’s most recent estimates the Howell Mill project is expected to cost roughly $21 million The target completion date is still listed as winter 2026 Nearby residents and Howell Mill drivers can expect to experience “significant disruption” from here until then with intermittent lane closures being part of the process ATLDOT reports this week that crews are mobilizing to begin construction on the Joseph E another project west of the city center that will begin at Atlanta University Center and travel about a mile and ½ north Lowery Boulevard plans call for raised and roadway bike lane installations new signalized intersections and signal upgrades The project’s scope spans from two blocks south of Martin Luther King Jr between Clark Atlanta University and Booker T “The corridor will become not just smoother but also safer for pedestrians and transit users,” ATLDOT officials wrote in an update this week Twitter / Facebook/and now: Instagram   • Home Park news, discussion (Urbanize Atlanta)  By Atlanta News First staffPublished: Dec 2024 at 10:06 PM ESTEmail This LinkShare on FacebookShare on X (formerly Twitter)Share on PinterestShare on LinkedInATLANTA (Atlanta News First) - The Atlanta Police Department investigated a bomb threat at a YMCA Monday night Sanders Family YMCA at Buckhead on Moores Mill Road NW Police said nothing hazardous or dangerous was found at the facility the winter holidays always mean plenty of home baking and a stop at Moores' Flour Mill That's where shoppers will find ingredients including fresh-ground corn meal along with packages of pistachio nuts The store displays more than a dozen varieties of flour The small retailer attached to the business' sizeable production facility near the Redding Regional Airport even sells flour made from garbanzo beans millet or spelt — with all of those products ground on site "Thanksgiving and Christmas are traditional baking holidays and we definitely see an influx of retail business around that time of year," said Bob Moore Jr. Starting off in a 'Quonset Hut'The business turns 50 years old in late November It dates back to when the Moore family — father Bob and his brother Ken — opened the flour mill off Highway 273 in a rented $150-a-month Quonset Hut is now 70 years old and runs the much-expanded Redding company located just north of Redding Regional Airport where production and retail sales take place He said the business' retail side continues to rock its vintage look with a focus on products that he said are popular with health-conscious home bakers who are into whole grains "We feel like we're kind of selling old-fashioned kind of products many generations — not a lot of the processing that takes place in modern "We try to invoke that old-time feel to our product line." There's a nostalgic air at the retail shop that's filled with decorations including a turn of the century-style wooden telephone with a long metal mouthpiece that is mounted on the wall behind the cash register Labels affixed to packages of the mill's cranberry pecan granola and other products carry an illustration of an historic white mill building complete with a giant waterwheel and a miller standing nearby Even a wall calendar displayed near the store's register is dated 1893 sporting a photo from the historic Walter A Wood mowing and reaping machine farm equipment company "And so just the idea of taking something as common as flour and sort of build a little romance about it just sort of seemed like the right thing to do." when the family went to the bank to borrow $5,000 to get equipment installed Moore said consumer interest in more healthful eating and whole grain products was only just taking off This is going to pass.' That was 50 years ago Other funds for the startup came from money raised from dismantling and selling 18 currogated metal grain bins the family bought for $200 apiece in Sutter County and sold at a profit said he quit his jobs in logging and stocking newspaper boxes to focus on the family's milling venture full time "we had days where nobody even came in and the whole time we were setting things up just curious what was going on," said Moore After he painted a sign and put it up on the building we had a few products out on the shelf and somebody came in and bought a bag of flour." I was paying my mother 50 cents an hour and my brother and I were both paying our wives 50 cents an hour to come in and package and do the bookkeeping — you know the things that families do to get businesses started." Moores' Flour Mill moved to its second location a 10,000-square-foot building that still stands at 1605 Shasta St an area then just outside the city's busy retail hub before the opening of Mt "That was a real ideal location for a long time," said Moore who added that all six of his children had worked in the mill or store in the past The complex produced the various kinds of flour it sold to walk-in customers The business expanded to having local bakeries bake bread using the mill's flour so Moores' could have fresh loaves for sale at their shop every morning Then the Redding business started selling its flour products to local bakeries Seeing the limitations of operating in a small town they sought out bakery and mom-and-pop store customers across the region "I'd get up three in the morning and drive over to Eureka go all the way down the coast," making deliveries to independently-owned "hippie health food stores," Moore said the Redding mill soon was supplying business customers from Sacramento to the San Francisco Bay Area "That was a large part of my business here was just delivering flour and beans and the different things that we made to the small stores," he said Note to readers: If you appreciate the work we do here at the Redding Record Searchlight, please consider subscribing yourself or giving the gift of a subscription to someone you know said he bought out his father and brother's shares in the Redding milling company But the elder Moore eventually started his own milling company a Oregon brand that is widely carried in large grocery chains nationwide the Oregon company is not connected with Moores' Flour Mill in Redding The change from a retail operation to one producing and selling products mostly wholesale left the Redding business again needing more space they opened a 65,000-square-foot manufacturing and retail complex on an 11-acre site south of Redding on Mill Lane but the flour mill continued to run its much smaller retail store downtown at the time During the COVID-19 pandemic, when the virus put Moore in the hospital, the Shasta Street location was closed on Jan 2021 and all the Moores' Flour Mill operations relocated to the new complex Noted Moore: Staffers went from "listening to trains going by all day long to listening to planes take off behind us here." They've got changes in store for the new year Some new whole grain products will launch in January adding to the store's already-popular offerings of buttermilk pancake and cornbread mixes "We're in the process of expanding our product line we'll have everything in place and we're really going to start promoting the retail I think there's a large potential there that we haven't taken advantage of People are still living in a modern world and time is of the essence so there is a convenience factor that we recognize," said Moore."I intend to go back and refocus on that," he said public safety and whatever else comes up for the Redding Record Searchlight/USA Today Network Accepts story tips at 530-338-7753 and at mrchandler@gannett.com Please support our entire newsroom's commitment to public service journalism by subscribing today pour up some hot cocoa in thermoses and hit the road – our much-anticipated list of Huntsville & North Alabama Christmas Lights is back by popular demand The minute the Thanksgiving leftovers are gone we start putting together the ULTIMATE list of local home and neighborhood Christmas light displays in Huntsville so your family can enjoy them We assume you’ve already done the Galaxy of Lights and Tinsel Trail – if not They are on the Must List for light aficionados and both have added new features to their spectacular light displays Want to be on our super cool map? 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Lights on Hemingway celebrates the joy & wonder of the Christmas & Halloween seasons through a variety of lights and decorations Runs nightly from 5-9 PM (weather permitting) until January 1 Over 100,000 LEDs and pixels computerized and running 5pm-10pm EDITOR’S NOTE: We worked hard to put this map together using reader suggestions and locations we sought out ourselves the vast majority of these locations are private residences and sometimes there are situations when they don’t have their lights turned on Weather and technical difficulties can happen – we have no control over this We also want to know if we missed anything Rocket City Mom is a website about raising children in and around Huntsville Started in late 2010 by a local mom and newcomer to Huntsville Rocket City Mom has grown into a thriving community of local parents and now boasts a staff of four and tens of thousands of Tennessee Valley readers making it the #1 Parenting Resource in North Alabama Copyright ©2024 Rocket City Mom Media Group Do you need a copy of something on our site Reach out to us at info@rocketcitymom.com and we'll do our best to help you get what you need You can also access a lot of this information by downloading our FREE mobile app Texas (KXXV) — The Temple Development Corporation and the City of Temple announced a $110 million investment from a new manufacturing corporation SeAH Superalloy Technologies under SeAH Changwon Integrated Special Steel (SeAH CSS) will create 100 full-time jobs in Q3 of this year for a high-performance metal manufacturing facility with 45 acres in Temple’s Industrial Park off Moores Mill Road — commercial production will begin in Q1 of 2026 "This facility will be the first special alloy manufacturing facility built in the U.S marking a significant milestone in our region’s ongoing growth and development," officials said "The official announcement was made on July 9 during a press conference in Seoul We believe this project will not only bolster our local economy but also reinforce Temple’s position as a prime destination for business growth and innovation." For more information or to schedule an interview Temple EDC: Amanda Carlson254-773-8332acarlson@TempleEDC.com City of Temple: Megan Price254-770-8364mprice@templetx.gov An affordable housing community for seniors is coming to fruition in Huntsville as funding has been secured for the Arbours at Moore’s Mill through United Bank United Bank has provided $250,000 in soft financing to Arbour Valley Development for the construction of Arbours at Moore’s Mill Arbours at Moore’s Mill is an 80-unit affordable housing complex for elderly residents 62 and older in Huntsville The soft financing is funded through United Bank’s 2020 Capital Magnet Fund award from the CDFI Fund division of the US Treasury Department Once completed, the complex will offer one- and two-bedroom units. The complex, located at 100 Marcus Byers Dr. More information on Arbour Valley Communities and the “Arbours communities” in other cities can be found on the company’s website Complexes and projects like Arbours at Moore’s Mill address a growing issue in the Huntsville area Madison County has seen a 60 percent increase of people over 65 in the past 10 years United Bank has provided funding for other senior living projects in southern Alabama and Georgia in the last year All content on this site is Copyright ©  Rushing Waters Media LLC/Hville Blast 2021-2025 Privacy Policy Share on FacebookShare on X (formerly Twitter)Share on PinterestShare on LinkedInHUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WAFF) - A man has been arrested after an alleged assault on a Moores Mill volunteer firefighter on Sunday afternoon According to the Moores Mill Volunteer Fire Rescue (MMVFR) the Huntsville Police Department and Madison County Sheriff’s Office assisted Moores Mill Station 1 after an “unruly individual” showed up at the station around 1:15 p.m MMVFR said the incident later turned into an assault against one of its members A spokesperson with the Madison County Sheriff’s Office said a county fire official was administering aid to an individual who was later found to have narcotics According to a spokesperson with Moores Mill VFR The suspect who assaulted the crew member was arrested on the scene The suspect has been identified as Johnny Ray Norton according to a spokesperson with the Madison County Sheriff’s Office He was booked into the Madison County Jail and his bond is set at 10,000 Click Here to Subscribe on YouTube: Watch the latest WAFF 48 news, sports & weather videos on our YouTube channel! the associate head coach for the Auburn women's golf team has accepted a position as the Director of Golf Instruction at Moore's Mill Club in Auburn he will step away from the program he's served since 2013 "There are so many people at Auburn to thank for everything they have done for my family and me over the last six-and-a-half years," Pratt said "The student-athletes that I have been able to coach have all had an impact on my life and I am so thankful that they chose to attend Auburn University "I have been able to work under two amazing and talented Hall of Fame head coaches (Kim Evans and Melissa Luellen) while at Auburn I have learned so much from them and will be forever grateful to both of them for giving me an opportunity to serve as their associate head coach "The Director of Golf Instruction position at Moore's Mill Club is an amazing opportunity that was ideal for both my family and me."  after spending the previous two years as head coach at Tulane the Tigers made the NCAA Regionals five times and twice reached the NCAA Championship including last year's run to the semifinals It was the second-best finish in program history Pratt has spent the past four-plus seasons working under current head coach Melissa Luellen "I'm very happy for Andrew and his family," Luellen said "He's got a great opportunity to do something he loves to do The fact that it will eliminate time on the road is a real plus for him Pratt played four years professionally on the Nationwide Tour (2004-07) where he compiled five Top-10 finishes and a runner-up finish at the 2005 Xerox Classic he was the 2004 and 2005 Tennessee State Open Champion the 2004 Tennessee State Amateur Champion and appeared in the U.S 2003) and the British Amateur Championship (2004) Pratt played collegiately at Tennessee from 1999-03 He competed in the 2000 and 2003 NCAA Championship earned Second Team All-SEC honors in 2002 and was named an Academic All-American three times 2022 at 3:39 pm ETA farmhouse would be turned into a community center at Creekside a proposed active adult townhouse community on Moores Mill Road (Elizabeth Janney/Patch)(Elizabeth Janney/Patch)BEL AIR MD — A developer is proposing 124 single-family attached homes with garages on Moores Mill Road to accommodate housing for those who are 55 and up The older adult community would be located at 1112 Moores Mill Road officials said nobody under 19 years old could live there During a community input meeting this week on the project residents in the area said they were concerned about traffic and flooding The site is 58 acres, and 42 acres would be open space, plans show While the zoning would allow for 407 homes engineer Daniel Striker said the developers want to keep most of the site as green space and to stick with 124 attached homes the active adult community would include 73 villas that are 28 feet wide and 51 homes that are 24 feet wide Each house would be about 1,800 square feet The entrance to the community would not be aligned with Southampton Middle School several residents said they were concerned about traffic which comes to a standstill on Moores Mill Road when school starts and ends One area noted in particular was the crosswalk near the school "I talked to someone who almost hit a child there," said Lynne McMennamin She said she hoped that would be considered as developers continue planning according to Amy DiPietro of Morris & Ritchie Associates She said seven intersections will be considered near Creekside The traffic study will be submitted in May before the Harford County Development Advisory Committee meeting Currently project officials are targeting the June 15 meeting Several Moores Mill Road residents said flooding was problematic and wondered what the plans were for stormwater management "There is a terrible problem with flooding,” said Jennifer Stuart it’s not just up to the bridge — it’s over the bridge." She said she had waited out storms near the Greenbrier Shopping Center across the street since the road was covered in water Project officials said they would be following all requirements for stormwater management Bill Montanary of Falstaff Court suggested putting the development where Eva Mar was since infrastructure is in place at that site but construction has stopped I think it’s a bad spot," Montanary said of the plan to put Creekside on Moores Mill Road The property where Creekside is located is under contract but has not closed yet according to Elm Street representative Michael Charlton While Charlton is developing the single-family home neighborhood of Eva Mar he said he is not the developer of Carsins Run at Eva Mar Related: Carsins Run At Eva Mar Will Not Be Built: Harford County Official Montanary said he had a "really big problem" with the fact that Harford County had not done anything to preserve the Southhampton farmhouse "This thing should be on a historical register," Montanary said Creekside representatives said their plan was to make the farmhouse into a clubhouse for use by the residents of the active adult community "You shouldn't be helping them to build the damn thing," Montanary said to those at the meeting Monday night at St "You should be finding a way to stop them." said the zoning had been in place for decades for this property to be developed "This property has been zoned for this use for at least 40 years,” Young said “We don’t need any approvals" as far as the use He said he attended a hearing like this for Amyclae years ago where residents were up in arms about traffic and the impact to their community It’s private property...They can do what they want with their house I just want you to understand the legal parameters here Saying we don’t want this project doesn’t mean it’s going to work." When development was proposed in the area in 2007 Young said there was a question raised about a gravesite "There is not and never has been a graveyard on the property," Young said "We had to have experts come in with these machines that shoot waves down into the ground that can determine whether or not there was a graveyard." He said a court order made it official that "there are no gravesites on the property and development can proceed." The community input meeting was the first step of a process that could be about three years "It takes about 18 months from this point until plans are approved and construction can get started,” Spiker said at the community input meeting Monday After processing the feedback, project planners will next appear before the Harford County Development Advisory Committee. See the plans for Creekside online then construction would also take about 18 months until the homes are move-in ready PREVIOUS REPORT: A community input meeting is slated for 6 p.m. on Monday, April 25, at St. Matthew Lutheran Church, 1200 East Churchville Rd. People can dial in at 646-749-3122 or listen online Get more local news delivered straight to your inbox. Sign up for free Patch newsletters and alerts. Share on FacebookShare on X (formerly Twitter)Share on PinterestShare on LinkedInHUNTSVILLE (WAFF) - A number of people in northeast Huntsville reported hearing an explosion near Moores Mill Road early Monday morning The reports came in from areas near Stanwood Blvd According to an official with Huntsville Fire & Rescue firefighters spent several hours on an explosion scene at the Hanwha Cimarron business off of Moores Mill Road Emergency officials received the initial calls shortly before 1 a.m Crews on the scene said that the business was doing a test on a high-pressure cylinder and it failed No injuries were reported in the explosion Stanwood Blvd was closed while emergency officials were on the scene Firefighters on the scene confirm there is no hazardous material concern in the area of the explosion Old Gurley Road between Moores Mill and Shields roads will close to through traffic to accommodate a construction project Traffic control will be in place to notify motorists Businesses will remain open and accessible Report a problem or submit a service request using Huntsville Connect 2020 at 10:10 am ET.css-79elbk{position:relative;}The 7-Eleven at 1302 East Churchville Road across from the Greenbrier Shopping Center MD — What used to be a 7-Eleven on Churchville Road at Moores Mill Road will be reopening Thursday under a different name candy and health products like Tylenol and Aspirin owner Bipin Patel told the Harford County Liquor Control board Wednesday morning Patel's lease had ended with 7-Eleven at the end of November the liquor board inspector visited and found it closed the liquor license could be declared null and void special projects coordinator for the Harford County Liquor Control Board After obtaining a lease with the landlord directly at the end of October Patel changed the trade name for the business He asked the liquor board Wednesday to approve of the name change to Moores Mill Convenience and allow the license to be held in escrow pending his reopening who lives in Fallston and whose lease at the location runs through April 2022 Moores Mill Convenience will be open from 7 a.m It can only sell alcoholic beverages from 8 a.m Please enable JS and disable any ad blocker Shops would rise in what developers call the most retail-starved (but swiftly growing) section of Atlanta Developers Eden Rock describe the industrial/post-industrial/suddenly residential “Upper Westside” area as the most retail-starved section of Atlanta So they’re cooking up a big steamy plate of shopping center Dubbed “Westside Village at Moores Mill,” the parking-friendly project is planned where Marietta Boulevard meets Moores Mill Road about midway between Vinnings and Atlantic Station The Westside Village would also be adjacent to the Publix-anchored center that’s been in the works for years on Moores Mill—and what developers tabulate as 3,000 new residences built in the area in the past decade (with many more in the pipeline) plans call for virtually every ingredient in the mixed-use enchilada—mostly retail but with offices and 18 townhomes The project is expected to debut in the spring of 2018, per an exceptionally slick marketing video. Senior test kitchen editor Shilpa Uskokovic reflects on the ways Bob’s Red Mill made specialty grains and flours more accessible and the impact he had on American baking culture but I remember recognizing the same white hair and bearded face from the package of his products How many times have I seen that face in grocery store aisles that the founder of this huge company would still take the time to be at this cooking class with nine chefs Moore’s passing this week made me think of the first time I found Bob’s Red Mill products in my local grocery store way back in 2013 I was struck by just how many products this single company offered That was when I was working in restaurants such as Jean-Georges and Marea and I remember being shocked to see the same ingredients we used in a professional kitchen It sat next to the niche grains and hard-to-find flours like amaranth and hazelnut flour that were mostly confined to health food stores Moore may have passed away, but his legacy will live on in every gluten-free buckwheat cake or batch of chocolate chip oatmeal cookies I bake Get Bon Appétit in your inbox with our daily newsletter. 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Mayor Tommy Battle joined the North Region Engineer for the Alabama Department of Transportation for a celebratory ribbon cutting today on the newly completed stretch of U.S The $9 million road improvement project is one of six major road projects scheduled for completion under the City’s $250 million cost-sharing “Restore Our Roads” agreement with Governor Robert Bentley and ALDOT Roadwork began in fall 2014 and was completed well ahead of schedule this year “This project would not have been possible without our partnership with ALDOT,” said Mayor Battle “Huntsville has made the commitment to pay half of the cost for critical roads that move traffic 72 represents a key corridor for our daily commuters as they enter and exit I-565.” Highway 72 East included an additional westbound lane from Shields Road to Maysville Road as well as a third left turn lane on U.S The road work improves traffic flow on U.S Highway 72 during peak commute hours and helps alleviate congestion on Moores Mill as drivers travel from Winchester and Mt “Through the partnership agreement between the Alabama Department of Transportation and the City of Huntsville local funds assist ALDOT in projects such as this to improve infrastructure for the benefit of the citizens of Huntsville and the surrounding area,” said Johnny Harris North Region Engineer for the Alabama Department of Transportation “By increasing capacity and improving intersection functionality and the additional left turn lane for Moore’s Mill Road from eastbound U.S 72 will aid commuters as well as commercial and industrial developments along this corridor ALDOT greatly appreciates the city’s cooperation and assistance with expediting this project.” Additional Restore Our Roads projects under way include the South Parkway Overpass Martin Luther King extension – Northern Bypass and improvements to University Drive (Highway 72 West) This project created a new public road for commuters from Moores Mill Road to existing businesses in Chase Industrial Park and includes a new traffic signal at a new intersection on Moores Mill Road near the railroad track Access road from Moores Mill Road north of RR track to PPG site with a new traffic signal Construction began in summer 2017 and was completed in under a year Source of Funding: Local & State – Alabama Department of Transportation (ALDOT) This is a Restore Our Roads project (WAFF) - Two drivers were injured in a Monday morning accident involving a City of Huntsville dump truck Emergency crews responded to the scene of an accident on Highway 72 at Moores Mill Road shortly before 11 a.m WAFF’s Nolan Crane witnessed HEMSI and Huntsville Police working the site shortly after emergency calls were recevied a City of Huntsville dump truck rolled over a pickup truck during the accident Both drivers were taken to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries The Loveliest Village on the Plains is getting even more lovely Amsterdam Cafe is staying close to their original location (for now The two new spots are both in the Auburn area one in North Auburn and one in Moores Mill Amsterdam Cafe’s “upscale dining in a casual atmosphere” means you can get dishes like seared scallops without changing out of your jeans They use fresh seafood and local produce to craft classic southern—keeping Auburn residents coming back for over 30 years Here are some of the other menu favorites: we don’t have to wait too long for Amsterdam Cafe’s new spots—both locations are expected to open in August of 2023 Be sure to follow Amsterdam Cafe North Auburn and Amsterdam Cafe Moores Mill on Instagram for sneak peeks and updates we can still enjoy Amsterdam Cafe’s incredible food at their original location Want updates like this delivered straight to your inbox? Sign up for our newsletter today All content on this site is Copyright ©  Rushing Waters Media LLC/The Bama Buzz 2020-2025 Privacy Policy .st1{fill-rule:evenodd;clip-rule:evenodd;fill:#2a2a2a}By Crystal BonvillianMERIDIANVILLE Alabama – The first thing that becomes visible as cars approach the new $16 million Moores Mill Intermediate School on Walker Lane in Meridianville is the school's bright blue roof school officials and elected officials converged under that roof on Monday evening as the school held its ribbon-cutting and open house The air buzzed with excitement as parents and their children filed into the building many coming straight from the nearby Lynn Fanning Elementary where their students' younger siblings were preparing for their own first day of school on Tuesday Parents and students seemed equally impressed by the new school "I like it; it's really big and all the students can fit in it," said 9-year-old Evelyn Carter who will start the fourth grade at Moores Mill on Tuesday Evelyn will be coming over from Lynn Fanning which will lose its fourth and fifth grades to Moores Mill director of elementary education for Madison County Schools said Lynn Fanning will be a K-3 school this year Moores Mill will also be a new home to Hazel Green Elementary's fifth graders and Meridianville Middle's sixth graders Hazel Green will be K-4 this year and Meridianville Middle will be a 7-8 school like Buckhorn Middle which was built with a capacity for 800 students wills start the year with about 625 students is coming over from Hazel Green Elementary When asked what part of the new school he liked best said she thought the entire school turned out well but said she appreciates the security of the front entrance an employee at Nola Van Peursem Architects which was designed by the Huntsville-based firm builders and district officials got a lot of kudos at Monday's event for the speed with which the school was built chief operations officer for the school district said he was amazed that the school was completed in time for the school year "I'm loving it; it looks like they did a really good job with it," Carter said "My thought at the beginning of the summer was 'They'll never get this done in time.' But they did." Madison County Superintendent David Copeland had similar sentiments during the ribbon cutting "To get a school up in less than a year is unheard of," Copeland said Board member Dan Nash told those present to go online and find Wilkerson's email address to send him a note of thanks "He and his people have worked tremendously hard," Nash said Copeland also praised Wilkerson and his staff for the new school "This facility will meet our needs for years to come," Copeland said Use of and/or registration on any portion of this site constitutes acceptance of our User Agreement, (updated 8/1/2024) and acknowledgement of our Privacy Policy, and Your Privacy Choices and Rights (updated 1/1/2025) © 2025 Advance Local Media LLC. 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LIVE UPDATESTrailer fire at old Moore's Flour Mill in Redding linked to illegal occupation — Redding firefighters extinguished a trailer fire behind the old Moore's Flour Mill in downtown Redding on Wednesday night the Redding Fire Department (RFD) believes the fire was the direct result of the trailer being broken into and occupied by unknownsubjects using the trailer as a living space firefighters were dispatched to an unknown type fire in the parking area to the rear of the old Moore's Flour Mill building Arriving crews reportedly found a fire within the interior of a large transport trailer involving furniture and personal items firefighters had the blaze contained to a single trailer and under control The RFD says firefighters contained the fire to the trailer with no extension to the surrounding vehicles and equipment no injuries were reported in this incident The fire caused an estimated $20,000 in damages to the trailer — Local fire officials are investigating a vegetation and trailer fire behind the old Moore's Flour Mill location in Redding tonight the Redding Fire Department (RFD) says firefighters responded to a report of a vegetation fire behind the mill on Oregon Street their response changed to a structure fire response as the vegetation fire spread to a semi-trailer and threatened multiple nearby trailers The RFD says crews were able to keep the fire to one trailer and they confirmed the fire never reached the building Oregon Street was temporarily closed while crews worked to extinguish the blaze The cause of the fire is being investigated To report errors or issues with this article please email the editorial team (WAFF) - A crash on Highway 72 near Moores Mill Road caused heavy delays eastbound on Thursday morning officers responded to the scene of an overturned dump truck between Epworth Dr All eastbound lanes on Chapman Mountain were blocked with traffic diverted along the shoulder One person was transported to Huntsville Hospital with non-life-threatening injuries Officers needed a large haul truck to clear the scene CLICK HERE TO VIEW THE WAFF INTERACTIVE TRAFFIC MAP The team behind Marlow’s Tavern opens the Woodall in January at the developing Westside Village at Moores Mill complex on Marietta Boulevard The team behind Marlow’s Tavern opens the Woodall in January at the developing Westside Village at Moores Mill complex on Marietta Boulevard The restaurant (named for a creek bordering Moores Mill) resides inside an old brick warehouse on the property and serves a menu of steaks CEO and co-founder of Sterling Hospitality plans to lead the kitchen alongside chef de cuisine Scott Weaver Metz describes the design of the Woodall as “nostalgic futurism,” which includes whitewashed brick interiors and a “brassy-looking back bar.” A patio features banquettes and communal seating with a fire pit With the pandemic expected to continue well into 2021 a high-tech air filtration system is being installed in the restaurant and capacity will be limited once the Woodall opens for dine-in service A location of Atlanta-based restaurant chain Ted’s Montana Grill opened at Westside Village earlier this fall The opening marks the 12th Ted’s Montana Grill location in Georgia most of which are found in Atlanta’s northern suburbs The Westside Village restaurant features a bar with folding windows opening onto a ground floor patio Siblings Anita Hsu and Howard Hsu, the owners of Poncey-Highland restaurant Sweet Auburn BBQ, still plan to open Amar Bien at the complex next year Anita Hsu previously told Eater Amar Bien would be a full-service Mexican restaurant emphasizing vegetables on its menu and include a full bar opening to a shared breezeway with a fire pit A third location of Desta Ethiopian Kitchen also plans to open at Westside Village in 2021