But amid all of the good news and sunny skies, there’s a single dark cloud, one already raining on the capital city’s parade and one that could billow and grow into a storm that stops the area’s forward progress in its tracks.
Things have been going well, and there are more bright spots on the horizon. Montgomery has earned some impressive accolades, scored major economic development wins and hit multiple high marks: The city was named one of the 52 places in the world to visit in 2018 by The New York Times tourism numbers soared to new records and the entire area celebrated the landing of the F-35, an achievement that will have an $80 million annual economic impact. Ed Richardson asked 700 business and community leaders, “Do you really want good public schools for Montgomery?” The Answer is YES. At the Chamber’s Annual Meeting in December, Dr.
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