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Aderholt Secures $56 Million for Infrastructure, Health, and Education in Alabama’s 4th District
Funding has passed House Committee, now goes to House floor
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GE Appliances’ $3 Billion Push: What It Means for Decatur, Alabama
Move will create more than 1,000 jobs across five southern States
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Justice Bill Lewis, Solicitor General Edmund “Eddie” LaCour Jr., Attorney Harold “Hal” Mooty all Nominated by Pres. Trump to Federal Bench
Alabama GOP Applauds Trump’s Three Alabama Judicial Picks
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23 Red States Push Back Against Net-Zero Rules, Call on Global Initiative for Answers
“Net zero programs are unrealistic and harm both American agriculture and industry”
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Mayoral Hopefuls Litaker, Andress Square Off at Homewood Candidate Forum
Nine year City Council veteran Andress, retired educator and tech COO Litaker are vying for Mayor’s position
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Update: Cindy Myrex Wins House District 12 Republican Runoff in Cullman County with 58.5% of Vote
“This campaign has always been about listening to the people of Cullman County,” - Cindy Myrex
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Alabama Forestry Association Backs Norman Crow in House District 63 Special Election
Special election primary will be held on Sept. 30, 2025
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VOTE TODAY: Cullman County Voters Face Clear Contrast in HD12 Runoff
One major dividing line between the two candidates has been SB 322, a controversial measure passed earlier this year.
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Donna Mazur, Candidate for Hoover City Council, Pl. 4
“I am committed to running a platform of responsible growth. government transparency and community focused leadership.”—Donna Mazer
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Alabama Forestry Association Promotes Skipper to Head of External Affairs
Had previously served as Grassroots Coordinator since 2021
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Alabama Cannabis Coalition Endorses Randall Woodfin for Mayor of Birmingham
“Mayor Woodfin has been a courageous, bold and staunch supporter of Cannabis advocacy in the City of Birmingham”
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State Sen. April Weaver to Seek Reelection in Alabama Senate District 14
“I have stood tall for the commonsense conservative principles Alabamians embrace”—April Weaver