Politics
Governor Bentley Announces $70 Million Repayment to Rainy Day Fund
Governor Robert Bentley on Thursday announced the state’s ability to repay $70 million to the Education Trust Fund’s Rainy Day
Rainsville Citizens Sue City for Consipracy
Cody and Hope Etherton have filed a federal lawsuit against the city of Rainsville. The suit alleges a conspiracy to
The Importance of Voting
Now that the campaign season is entering the final five weeks, there will be a huge increase in the TV
DeKalb Senate Candidate Releases Education Video
This 1-minute video contains testimony from local public educators regarding a few of the reasons why they are glad to
Your Guide to the 2014 Proposed Constitutional Amendments
When Alabamians enter the voting booth on November 4, 2014, they’ll see five proposed statewide Constitutional Amendments at the bottom
Which TV Shows Do Republicans and Democrats Watch?
New charts show the difference in shows watched by GOP, Democrat and Independent voters based on media buys. The charts
Leath Supporter Compares Sheriff to Obama, Letter Goes National
If you’ve been to the VFW Fair this week and passed by the Republican booth you may have noticed a
AEA Gives Parker Griffith $300k
The Alabama Education Association just donated $300,000.00 to Parker Griffith.
$300,000.00 of YOUR dues just went to Parker Griffith.
Improving Alabama’s Culture
Twenty years ago, former U.S. Secretary of Education William Bennett noticed a disturbing set of developments in American society. The
NFIB Endorses DeKalb Legislative Candidates
Senator Phil Williams, with a 100% voting record on pro small business issues, was among those endorsed by the NFIB.
