Alabama GOP freshman oppose debt ceiling deal
By Mary Orndorff | The Birmingham News | August 1, 2011
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Aderholt updates Marshall County Board of Realtors on Washington's budget woes
By Malarie Haven | Sand Mountain Reporter | August 15, 2011
U.S. Congressman Robert Aderholt addressed the Marshall County Board of Realtors on Thursday to share information about recent budgeting decisions in Washington.
"It's been sort of crazy over there," he said.
Gordo church keeps August all-day singing tradition alive
By Robert DeWitt | Tuscaloosa News | August 15, 2011
GORDO | Nobody seems real sure just how long the Elmore-Center United Methodist Church in Pickens County has held its all-day singing. But they are sure that it's been a long time.
Congressman Aderholt tours tornado-stricken area
By Jason Morton | Tuscaloosa News | August 13, 2011
TUSCALOOSA | The day after an EF4 tornado laid waste to almost six miles of Tuscaloosa, U.S. Rep. Richard Aderholt was here to see the destruction first-hand.
Aderholt now knows the desperate need
Sand Mountain Reporter | August 12, 2011
We commend U.S. Congressman Robert Aderholt for his trip this week to Marshall County so he could see for himself the Double Bridges near Asbury.
Congressman Aderholt takes on dangerous bridges
By Stephen McLamb | WAFF | August 11, 2011
ALBERTVILLE, AL (WAFF) -
Today, Alabama Congressman Robert Aderholt got a firsthand look at a bridge that drivers say is an extreme danger.
Exxel Outdoors, the largest napping bag producer in the United States, is at chance of losing its Haleyville assembly lines since a loophole in the Generalized System of Preferences (GSP) traffic laws, that were written in 1974 to gain American companies.
Debt ceiling debate causes freshman to play activist role
By Marin Cogan | Politico | July 20, 2011
Marshall County delegation addresses immigration, jobs, abortion
By Malarie Haven | Sand Mountain, The Reporter | July 20, 2011
Marshall County legislators addressed several issues and concerns stemming from the 2011 legislative session at a legislative breakfast on Tuesday morning.


