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Monroeville's Courthouse Museum finalist in Partners in Preservation

September 25th, 2019

First property in rural Alabama in this national program! Please vote daily!

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Mississippi Main Street seeks Director of Community Development

July 23rd, 2019

The Director of Community Development for the Mississippi Main Street Association (MMSA) is responsible for coordinating and supervising all member organizations and working with each community on their program service needs. This person shall serve as the liaison between MMSA and member communities. The Director of Community Development will also ensure that each member community is compliant with MMSA policies and procedures as set forth by the National Main Street Center and the MMSA Board of Directors.

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'We Have Everything'

July 16th, 2019

Once a “ghost town,” downtown Gadsden is booming thanks, in part, to Main Street Alabama.

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Main Street Alabama Selects Birmingham’s Historic 4thAvenue Business District for Revitalization Program

June 3rd, 2019

Birmingham’s Historic 4thAvenue Business District, a district managed by Urban Impact, has been selected to join a statewide effort to build stronger communities through effective downtown and neighborhood commercial district revitalization. Main Street Alabama, a non-profit organization that uses a national model with a 40-year track record of success, designated the towns after a rigorous application process.

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Main Street Alabama Selects Calera for Revitalization Program

June 3rd, 2019

Calera has been selected to join a statewide effort to build stronger communities through effective downtown and neighborhood commercial district revitalization. Main Street Alabama, a non-profit organization that uses a national model with a 40-year track record of success, designated the towns after a rigorous application process.

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