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Alabama

A 2024 voter guide for Houston County, Alabama | #elections | #alabama

On Tuesday, thousands of residents across the state will head to the polls to vote in the primary election. Primary elections allow voters to determine which candidates compete in the general election and can be nonpartisan or partisan. In partisan primaries, voters choose the candidates they prefer for a political party to nominate in the […]

Alabama

A 2024 voter guide for Houston County, Alabama | #elections | #alabama

In early March, thousands of residents across the state will head to the polls to vote in the primary election. Primary elections allow voters to determine which candidates compete in the general election and can be nonpartisan or partisan. In partisan primaries, voters choose the candidates they prefer for a political party to nominate in the […]

Alabama

2024 Voter guide for Lee County | #elections | #alabama

There is less than one month remaining until the state of Alabama comes together to vote in the 2024 primary elections. While the biggest national names on that March 5 ballot will be Donald Trump and Nikki Haley in the 2024 Republican Presidential Primary, there are many local primary elections that could have an impact […]

City Council

Jonesboro City Council To Rename Street Tied To Segregated Past | News | #citycouncil

JONESBORO — The Jonesboro City Council is moving forward with renaming a street tied to the city’s segregated past. At their Monday, Jan. 8 meeting, Council members unanimously approved to move forward with the renaming of Whiteline Street. According to information presented at the meeting, Rose Greene, of Starr Drive, made city officials aware of […]

City Council

Letter to the Editor | Big changes coming to Longview City Council | #citycouncil

Folks, I went to the City Council meeting in November to thank Mike Wallin and the other council members that will no longer be on the council next year for a great job they did. While I was there, I told the mayor that she should watch her back; she was home that night. I […]

City Council

City Council joins Youth Leadership Council in letter advocating for a statewide ban on flavored tobacco products | News | #citycouncil

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City Council

Pennington celebrated during final scheduled council meeting | Local News | #citycouncil

David Pennington rarely showed much emotion in the council chambers during his 10 years as Dalton’s mayor, but he did get choked up at times Tuesday night while reflecting on the end of his tenure. While his term runs through the end of the year, Tuesday night’s meeting with the City Council was scheduled to […]

Mayor

Guest column: New mayor, city commission have a chance to ‘change everything’ | Guest Columnists

City Council

Letter to the Editor: City council asked to learn from Proposition 480 failure | Letters | #citycouncil

Friends of Flagstaff’s Future and Flagstaff Community First have sent a clear message to the city council to involve the community more into its decision making that would have a major impact on our community. “Instead, NAH leaders said they will begin finding a new location for the proposed campus should 480 fail, either in […]

City Council

Three remaining councilors resign after judge sides with plaintiffs, triggering state law calling on county commissioners to appoint four councilors to create a quorum | Local News | #citycouncil

The three remaining Baker City councilors all resigned Wednesday evening, Sept. 27 after Baker County Circuit Court Judge Matt Shirtcliff ruled in favor of the plaintiffs in a lawsuit filed against Mayor Beverly Calder and the city council, deciding that the council requires a quorum of at least four members to fill vacancies. The plaintiffs […]