On June 24, the 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals largely upheld a remedial order issued in 2021 by an Alabama district court in the class action case Braggs v. Lovelace.…
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After more than two decades of publishing the Reporter Monthly Newspaper, Theresa Beverly is stepping into a new creative chapter as a novelist. Her debut novel, FRAGMENTS: The Lost Connection, blends mystery,…
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Candidate for Gadsden City Council, District 6 My name is Renay Stokes-Reeves, and I am proud to be a lifelong resident of Gadsden, Alabama. This city has been my home, the…
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Contact: Mary Carstarphen 2564780402 *mlcarstarphenlaw@gmail.com Church Launches Community Garden as Food Insecurity Rises The First Baptist Church of East Gadsden (Green Pastures) launched a Community Garden in response the…
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By Lynda Kirkpatrick Elections are all about hiring new employees to work for the voters. Sometimes our candidates forget that this is actually what we are doing. When you go…
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By Kenneth Sullivan (All Scriptures in this prayer are quoted from the New Living Translation of the Holy Bible). Dear God, our Heavenly Father, We enter into hurricane season, which…
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Are We Our Own Worst Enemies? Part 3 When I was elected as the first black county chair in Lawrence County, Alabama, I made history because it was the first…
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The death of racism has been greatly exaggerated. By Josh Moon Racism is dead. Trust the Republicans on that. They’re convinced of it. They keep saying it. In Supreme Court…
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Political leaders react to the Supreme Court allowing Alabama to use maps it had blocked The ruling drew divided reactions, with Republicans cheering states’ rights and Democrats warning of confusion…
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