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If money counts, no competitive congressional races in Alabama this fall
By Challen Stephens | AL.com | October 17, 2012
The odds are long for most Democrats in Alabama come November. So lopsided are congressional tilts across the state this year, Congressman Mo Brooks isn't even buying ads. And his race, financially speaking, is by far the closest congressional contest in Alabama.
Aderholt stops in Guntersville
By Jonathan Stinson | The Sand Mountain Reporter | October 17, 2012
Rep. Robert Aderholt, R-Haleyville, made a stop at the Huddle House in Guntersville on Tuesday to help rally support for local GOP candidates and talk about the upcoming presidential election.
Farmers weigh concerns over farm bill: Congressman Aderholt hosts gathering for region
By Benjamin Bullard | The Cullman Times | October 12, 2012
Aderholt, Lucas discuss federal farm bill
By James Phillips | Daily Mountain Eagle | October 11, 2012
Banquet honors Citizen of the Year
By Lydia Seabol Avant | TuscaloosaNews.com | October 10, 2012
Ronald Lett, executive director of the Tuscaloosa Character Council, was recognized as the 2012 Northport Citizen of the Year during an event sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce of West Alabama on Tuesday night.
International Services Council celebrates citizen diplomacy
By Kay Campbell | AL.com | October 9, 2012
HUNTSVILLE, Alabama - Austin Boyd has traveled the world, both as a Navy pilot and as a businessman, but it was an election official from Moldova who taught him something he never knew about his own country.
'Mother Teresa of Cairo' a possible Nobel Peace prize winner
ByAl ARABIYA WITH AFP | Al Arabiya News | October 8, 2012
Army Corps agrees to second look at lock policy
By David Rainer | The Wetumpka Herald | October 6, 2012
After a significant public outcry, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ Mobile District has agreed to take a second look at a controversial lock policy that would preclude recreational boaters on rivers like the Alabama.
OUTDOORS COLUMN: Relief sought for ban on Alabama River
By David Rainer | Times-Journal | October 4, 2012
After a significant public outcry, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ Mobile District has agreed to take a second look at a controversial lock policy that would preclude recreational boaters on rivers like the Alabama.