MONTGOMERY – Governor Robert Bentley on Friday signed House Bill 658, a bill designed to simplify and clarifyAlabama’s existing immigration law, commonly known as House Bill 56. “We needed to make House Bill 56 better. And over the course of the legislative session, we did that,” Governor Bentley said. “There is [...]
MONTGOMERY — The Republican super majority in the Alabama Legislature is rolling over Democrat’s suggestions at redistricting. Two legislative committees turned down redistricting plans drawn by Democrats and approved Republican-backed plans Friday. Both committees have a majority of Republicans. Montgomery County Circuit Judge Charles Price rejected a request by Democrats to issue a temporary restraining order against [...]
Check out the SHEFFIELD POLICE booking photos and arrest records right here. Remember these persons are presumed innocent until proven guilty in court. Don’t judge. The Quad-Cities Daily publishes this public information in accordance with The Alabama Open Records Law, free of charge as a public service.
MONTGOMERY – Governor Robert Bentley on Friday announced that Alabama’s preliminary April unemployment rate is 7.2%, down from March’s revised rate of 7.4%. April’s rate represents 154,307 unemployed persons, down from 157,494 last month and 203,520 in April 2011. “Alabama hasn’t seen an unemployment rate this low since the start of the recession,” Governor Bentley said. “I think [...]
Florence-Arts Alive is a production of the Kennedy-Douglas Center for the Arts and has been held each year for the last 26 years in downtown Florence. There will be hundreds of arts and crafts lovers and artist and artisans from a three-state region. Wilson park in historic downtown Florence will once again be transformed into [...]
Florence/Lauderdale booking photos are now published. Be sure to check on all the names, some important arrests. Remember these persons are presumed innocent until proven guilty in court. Don’t judge. The Quad-Cities Daily publishes this public information in accordance with The Alabama Open Records Law, free of charge as a public service.
Check out the latest booking photos and arrest information from Florence/Lauderdale. Remember these persons are presumed innocent until proven guilty in court. Don’t judge. The Quad-Cities Daily publishes this public information in accordance with The Alabama Open Records Law, free of charge as a public service.
MONTGOMERY – Governor Robert Bentley on Thursday signed the proclamation required to call a special session of the Alabama Legislature starting May 17. The call includes budget-supporting legislation, redistricting measures, and efforts to further simply and clarify Alabama’s immigration law. Topics included in the call are as follows: 1.) Redistricting Legislation: This is a required process based on [...]
KNOXVILLE – Despite recent rainfall, several reservoirs managed by the Tennessee Valley Authority are experiencing lower water levels due to below normal rain and runoff this spring and may not reach targeted summer recreation levels by June 1. But Wheeler, Wilson and Pickwick Lakes are holding normal pools. That is good news for anglers and water [...]
SHEFFIELD – Municipal employees in The City Clerk’s Office and elsewhere at City Hall have for the last several years gotten far too many eyefuls of partially exposed butt cheeks. Things got so bad at Clayton Kelley’s counter where fines are paid by violators strolling in with their baggy pants down to their thighs, that [...]
