Apple Store in Southeastern U.S. Relocating Later This Week

“Southeastern US”? Huntsville isn’t a tiny obscure city, they have over 200k people and are one of the fastest growing cities in the US lol

How to tell if an article isn't written by an American:
They say Alabama is "southeastern US"

So is Oklahoma.

As is University of Kentucky.

Who is moving to Alabama? Honest question.

Huntsville has one of the highest percentages of PhDs of any city in the US. The Marshall Space Flight Center is there along with a ton of private space and propulsion research companies. A lot of science research there, in general, too. Tons of jobs available, and lots of people moving in.

I moved to Birmingham in 2014 for a pharamcy position and loved it. It's a blueberry in the tomato soup, as is Huntsville. The state has some amazing parks, swamps, trails, hiking, caving, wildlife, etc. I didn't care for the heat, though, and ended up moving north.

I was curious what could possibly be in the comments on this thread— ah.

Haha, no kidding! I lived in Birmingham for several years until 2019, and never heard anyone refer to anywhere in the state as southeastern.

Since when is Alabama not in the southeast?

Since when is Alabama not in the southeast?

It's considered the south, or deep south. The Carolinas, Virginia, Florida, those are southeastern.