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Governor Candidate Bill Johnson Speaks out on Country Crossing
Governor Candidate Bill Johnson Held a press conference today at Country Crossing, to show his support on the project.
Gov. Riley orders flags at half staff on Alabama buildings in memory of Fort Hood victims
Gov. Bob Riley has directed flags on state government buildings to be flown at half-staff until sunset Tuesday as a tribute to those killed at Fort Hood, Texas.
Contract panel's suit expensive waste
State Rep Alvin Holmes and his Democratic affiliates on the legislative contract review committee wish to purvey to all Alabamians that in this economic downturn it is much more important to file a frivolous lawsuit against Gov.
Country Crossing Ready For Machines
It was billed as a press conference. What it was was a pep rally. A vocal voice aimed at Montgomery and the state's Republican governor.
Ala.'s crumbling schools get funding
Just like a scene out of "Ferris Bueller's Day Off," two Manchester, Conn. high school students are accused of changing grades.
Gov. Riley fighting mad over lawsuit
Governor Bob Riley is fighting mad, vowing to take on State Representative Alvin Holmes in court.
Gov. Riley defends $13 million computer contract; says state will fight lawsuit
Gov. Bob Riley is lashing out at critics of a $13 million computer contract that his administration gave to a firm without a business phone listing or a Web site.
Gov. Riley Announces Interest-Free Bonds To Help Madison Build New School
A big boost Thursday for plans to build a new high school in Madison. Governor Bob Riley came to town to announce the city is getting around $36 million in interest-free bond money.
Former India President visits Governor Riley
The former President of India in Alabama Tuesday. Governor Bob Riley and Abdul Kalam met in the governor's office to discuss ways to strengthen economic ties between India and Alabama.
Gov. Riley joins aerospace alliance
Governors of Alabama, Louisiana and Mississippi announced the creation of an aerospace and aviation corridor from Panama City, Florida, to Louisiana.
Tuscaloosa Mayor May Sue For Bryce
Tuscaloosa Mayor Walt Maddox will ask the city council to give him permission file a lawsuit against the state of Alabama and Governor Bob Riley.
Gov. Riley to reveal ethics proposals in speech tonight
Gov. Bob Riley plans to ask the Alabama Legislature to pass a number of bills aimed at making state government more ethical.
Press candidates on economic plans
In a challenging economic climate, candidates for the upcoming Alabama gubernatorial seat should be quizzed fully on their economic plans for Alabama, notably the creation of new jobs.
Gov. Riley spins the electronic bingo issue
Alabama Gov. Bob Riley's singleminded opposition to electronic bingo has given him tunnel vision.
Subpoenas in $13 million no-bid contract
That may change, however. Wednesday, for the first time ever, subpoenas went out from the state legislature's contract review committee.
Governor Riley Participates in a oeCoordinated Attacka After All?
A little over a week ago, The Hill reported : A group of Republican governors are working together in a coordinated attack on Sen.
Why join? Listen Live JEFFERSON COUNTY BANKRUPTCY Jefferson County is in evasion on $3.9 billion in sewer debt and has been unable to work out a repayment plan with creditors.
BIRMINGHAM ,A Ala. Hibbett Sports announced that Alabama Governor Bob Riley has proclaimed Tuesday, September 29, 2009, Hibbett Sports Day for the state of Alabama.
Riley orders cuts in education budget
School officials across the state are scrambling to find alternative funding sources and ways to cut operating budgets in light of 7.5 percent proration announced Tuesday.
Country Crossing issues statement on bingo ruling
Country Crossing developers have issued a statement on Monday's U.S. District Court ruling on electronic bingo in Madison County, and on comments made by Gov.
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