La Crosse’s mayor as selected co-chair for group of Mississippi Valley mayors | News
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Auburn City Council gets recap of new conservation-themed summer camp | #citycouncil
An Auburn summer camp focused on environmental conservation was launched last month, and organizers, including a City Council member, shared how it went Thursday. Council that evening received a recap on the first iteration of the Auburn Conservation Corps Summer Camp, which was meant to provide young people experiences in environmental resource conservation. Council authorized […]
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Huntington Bay Mayor Herb Morrow charged $1,234.55 in personal expenses on village card, internal review finds
An internal review of charges on a Huntington Bay Village credit card has found that the mayor used the card for personal expenses, an auditor said Monday while recommending that trustees implement measures to ensure accountability. The review examined credit card records from January 2018 to July 2023, totaling $13,078.37; of that amount, Mayor Herb Morrow charged $1,234.55 in personal expenses, said village accountant […]
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Tuscaloosa Mayor Says Closing Bars Early Won’t Help
With university students coming back to school soon, the concern for nighttime activity on the strip is back. On Wednesday, Tuscaloosa Mayor Walt Maddox discussed local policing with Steve & DC on the 95.3 The Bear morning show. Steve Shannon asked the mayor about the recent proposal to close bars early in Tuscaloosa. Maddox revealed […]
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Council considering proposed land development code changes | Local News | #citycouncil
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Tuscaloosa Lawmakers Doubt Montgomery Will Agree on Redistricting | #republicans | #Alabama | #GOP
The Supreme Court of the United States is probably going to end up drawing Alabama’s Congressional map and no one is sure how it’ll look or when the matter will be settled. That was the core of the message during a meeting of the Public Affairs Council of the Chamber of Commerce of West Alabama […]
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Apopka mayor talks ahead of censure vote
APOPKA, Fla. — On Tuesday, Apopka Mayor Bryan Nelson weighed in on recent tension between himself and city commissioners as he faces a censure vote. What You Need To Know The censure vote stems from the departure of former City Attorney Michael Rodriguez when Rodriguez was still employed but commissioners claim they were told by […]
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Kay Ivey Sets Special Election for West Alabama House Seat | #elections | #alabama
Alabama Governor Kay Ivey has set dates for a special election to replace an area legislator who is stepping down to lead the Chamber of Commerce of West Alabama. As the Thread reported earlier this year, Kyle South is resigning from his seat in the Alabama House of Representatives to replace former Chamber President and […]
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RNC announces team for 2024 convention | #republicans | #Alabama | #GOP
MILWAUKEE — Republican National Committee (RNC) Chairwoman Ronna McDaniel announced Thursday the team that will work with the Committee on Arrangements (COA) Chair Anne Hathaway for the 2024 Republican National Convention in Milwaukee. Three of the members are from Wisconsin, including State Republican Party Chairman Brian Schimming, Michael Best Strategies LLC Partner Tom Schreibel and […]
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Burbank mayor discusses recent LGBTQ+ protests
LOS ANGELES — Earlier this month, violence erupted during a protest outside a Glendale Unified School District meeting over whether the curriculum should include reference to families with same-sex parents. What You Need To Know Burbank Mayor Konstantine Anthony discussed the recent protest in front of the Glendale Unified School District Anthony spoke at the […]
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