Stacker compiled a list of the fastest-growing cities in Alabama using data from the U.S. Census Bureau. Cities are ranked by the highest population growth from 2010 to 2020.

Only Anniston-Oxford-Jacksonville and Mobile saw a decline in annual employment during the period ending in February 2016, according to the preliminary data release by the Alabama Department of Labor.

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Anniston is home to the nearby Jacksonville State University, as well as some satellite campuses of Gadsden State Community College at the former Fort McClellan and the Ayers campus located ...

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Calhoun County’s population could shrink by a greater percentage than most others in the state by 2040, according to research from the University of Alabama released Monday.

Birmingham, Anniston, Gardendale, Hueytown, Gadsden, Mountain Brook, and Center Point all lost population between July 2023 and July 2024, according to the Census data.

David Fuller is mayor of Oak Hill, population 35, 79 miles up Alabama 21 from the Florida state line. Photo by Phillip Tutor/The Anniston Star ...