Government — Page 25
MONTGOMERY – A deteriorating sewer line that serves homes, businesses and industries in Scottsboro will soon be replaced, Gov. Kay Ivey announced. A $750,000 grant from the Appalachian Regional Commission […]
HUNTSVILLE — The city of Huntsville will soon begin exploring possibilities for a parcel of downtown land that includes the Historic Huntsville Depot. EarlyWorks Museums recently chose to turn control […]
WASHINGTON — Showing a united front, U.S. Sen. Katie Britt led the full Alabama congressional delegation expressing concerns about major lock failures on vital waterways in Alabama including the Demopolis, […]
FLORENCE — Officials in Lauderdale County celebrated a significant milestone this week as the Florence-Lauderdale Industrial Park was awarded a $2 million grant through Alabama’s Site Evaluation and Economic Development […]
MONTGOMERY — Economic growth, including jobs, will soon be taking off in Guntersville and Cullman thanks to grants from the Appalachian Regional Commission, Gov. Kay Ivey announced. Ivey said two […]
HUNTSVILLE — Seeking to voice their opinions about the Tennessee Valley Authority’s Integrated Resource Plan, nearly 50 people attended the agency’s open house Tuesday. The event, at Calhoun Community College’s […]
WASHINGTON — Legislation to honor a Marshall County Medal of Honor recipient has passed Congress and goes to President Joe Biden’s desk for his signature. The U.S. Senate unanimously passed […]
HUNTSVILLE — Madison County Commission Chairman Mac McCutcheon delivered some welcome news about the county’s roads during his State of the County address Wednesday. Speaking at the Von Braun Civic […]
WASHINGTON — Possibly ending speculation about a run for the Alabama governor’s office, U.S. Sen. Tommy Tuberville said he will be running for a second term in the Senate. Tuberville […]
WASHINGTON — U.S. Rep. Mike Rogers, chairman of the House Armed Services Committee, didn’t hold back on plans for the U.S. Space Command headquarters. ” … we will start construction […]
HUNTSVILLE – Considering Huntsville’s strong military ties, it’s no surprise that Maple Hill Cemetery holds graves of veterans dating back to the Revolutionary War. Now, an app created by the […]
HUNTSVILLE – A major west Huntsville redevelopment project is another step closer to construction following a vote by the City Council at Thursday’s meeting. The council voted to accept a […]
MONTGOMERY — Nearly a dozen towns, cities and counties across the region will be getting important financial aid for much-needed projects, Gov. Kay Ivey announced. According to the governor’s office, […]
HUNTSVILLE — Huntsville’s former City Hall, first opened in 1965, is now set to be dismantled after closing this year. The municipality has announced that it has hired Britt Demolition […]
FLORENCE – In time for holiday shoppers downtown, the Tombigbee Public Parking Deck opened Monday. Mayor Andy Betterton, Florence City Council, and the Florence Downtown Alliance celebrated the opening of the […]
HUNTSVILLE – Surrounded by family and friends, Mayor Tommy Battle and Council Members John Meredith and Michelle Watkins were sworn into office to begin four-year terms, each pledging to advance […]
HUNTSVILLE – At a first-of-its-kind event, U.S. administration officials, lawmakers and local industry representatives discussed how AUKUS, the trilateral security partnership between Australia, the United Kingdom and the United States, will […]
MONTGOMERY – Though their state capitals are several hundred miles apart, Alabama and Virginia joined forces to combat the fentanyl epidemic ravaging communities across the country. In a historic partnership, […]
RAINSVILLE – Gov. Kay Ivey is on the road for the final stop of her Rebuild Alabama Road Tour. Ivey will be highlighting the resurfacing of Dilbeck Road from Church […]
WASHINGTON – As Alabamians prepare to change their clocks this weekend, Sen. Tommy Tuberville is continuing to advocate for the passage of the bipartisan Sunshine Protection Act to make Daylight […]
MADISON – Madison Mayor Paul Finley awill not be seeking reelection for a fourth term. “We’re here because it is an announcement to tell you guys that I do not […]
MONTGOMERY — It’s just seven days until the General Election and it’s not too late to get the correct information on ballots, voting and requirements. In fact, Alabama Secretary of […]
HUNTSVILLE — Mayor Tommy Battle is excited about a “state of the art” public safety training academy designed exclusively for first responders. The 58,000-square-foot facility includes classrooms, a large multiuse […]
