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Old 07-16-2007, 01:40 PM
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Smile New to N. Alabama

I am moving soon to Lookout Mtn. and I am wondreing how far we will have to drive to find something to do for work. Mostly concerned about my son. He currently works for the City here at the water dept. He also has a cdl class b license. He is 22 and a very hard dependable worker that knows all aspects of county and city water management. I am personally a hairdresser of 25 years that would like to do something different. Maybe with animals or secretary work. My other son is going to be a pro bass fisherman. He has his boat and all equiptment is now just waiting for his tournaments to start.
Tell me anything you may know of employment with 45 minutes of N Alabama. Of course the closer the better. Big cities are great for for mall shopping and doctors, but not everyday drivibg. Gadsden, Guntersville, towns like that , that may have work.
Thanks, Donna
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Old 07-16-2007, 02:27 PM
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where are you moving from ?
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Old 07-16-2007, 02:40 PM
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Moving from Brandon Fl outside of Tampa.
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I am moving soon to Lookout Mtn. and I am wondreing how far we will have to drive to find something to do for work. Mostly concerned about my son. He currently works for the City here at the water dept. He also has a cdl class b license. He is 22 and a very hard dependable worker that knows all aspects of county and city water management. I am personally a hairdresser of 25 years that would like to do something different. Maybe with animals or secretary work. My other son is going to be a pro bass fisherman. He has his boat and all equiptment is now just waiting for his tournaments to start.
Tell me anything you may know of employment with 45 minutes of N Alabama. Of course the closer the better. Big cities are great for for mall shopping and doctors, but not everyday driving. Gadsden, Guntersville, towns like that , that may have work.
Thanks, Donna
If your son has a CDL he can have his pick of jobs. It's really hard to find somebody qualified and willing to work. Alabama has really tough CDL standards, so if he can qualify, it's gold. Other work...not so sure about that. A good hairdresser is gold, too, but you'll have to hit the pavement to find something else. Remember, these are small towns and not that many businesses. But...you never know. Polish up your Microsoft Office skills!
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Old 07-16-2007, 03:08 PM
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My husband is a veteran of the military(army). How far is Huntsville from Ft Payne?
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I'd give an hour and 15 minutes, hour and a half. You would probably go to Scottsboro and then hit 72 and head west. Or you could go to Guntersville and head west. One way or another, you've got to cross the Tennessee River!
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Welcome fellow Tampa Bay resident. You will love it here. You won't believe the property taxes or how cheap homeowner's ins is here.
Southlander is right, it is about an hour 15 to Guntersville area on hwy 75. Now that is with me driving and not knowing my way around that area. The one thing that will drive you crazy is the lack of street signs in the rural areas. I have gotten really good at getting lost at least once every trip to someplace new.
Check out the Alabama State employment site for jobs listed.. joblink.alabama.gov.
Publix has several stores in Huntsville. I do miss shopping there but I go there to buy items I can't get here in Arab. Like Cuban bread, cuban sandwiches and other items only they carry.
I hope you like it up here as much as I do..
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