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A series where we ask Alabama lawmakers one question about the session, and one question about themselves. This week’s guest, Sen. Jabo Waggoner, R-Vestavia Hills, was asked about his bill… Read More
Right-to-Work Constitutional Amendment Goes to Voters The midpoint of the 2016 regular legislative session saw legislative passage and consideration of important issues that are vital to the Alabama business community…. Read More
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce today honored four members of Alabama’s U.S. House delegation with its annual Spirit of Enterprise Award in recognition of their support for pro-jobs, pro-growth policies… Read More
The House Transportation, Utilities and Infrastructure Committee earlier today gave a favorable report to both HB 394 by Rep. Mac McCutcheon, R-Huntsville, and SB 180 by Sen. Gerald Dial, R-Lineville. HB 394 would generate… Read More
It’s October 1941. Alabama headlines follow the war in Europe and Asia. On Oct. 11, less than two months from U.S. entry into the World War II, the Alabama Research… Read More
A series where we ask Alabama lawmakers one question about the session, and one question about themselves. This week’s guest, Rep. Bill Poole, R-Tuscaloosa, was asked about his support of… Read More
House Ways and Means Education Committee Chairman Bill Poole addressed today’s Business Council of Alabama’s Tuesday Briefing that was held at the midpoint of the 2016 legislative session. Speaking on… Read More
This year’s Manufacturer of the Year Awards luncheon is just around the corner at the Alabama Activity Center in downtown Montgomery. While nomination and entry deadlines have passed for the… Read More
U.S. Rep. Robert Aderholt, in Montgomery for meetings, was invited to attend this week’s Business Council of Alabama’s Tuesday Briefing. Rep. Aderholt, R-Haleyville, is in his 10th term and serves… Read More
The House-passed $6.3 billion Education Trust Fund budget that was sent to the Senate contains important business-sought appropriations including an additional $14 million for voluntary Pre-K for Alabama 4-year-olds. Following… Read More