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New grants to help AL schools cut energy costs
MONTGOMERY, AL 70 schools across Alabama will benefit from economic stimulus grants awarded by Governor Bob Riley.
Gov. Riley loses moral high ground:
Gov. Bob Riley is allowing the controversial no-bid contract with Paragon Source to tarnish a record that has been astonishingly free of corruption allegations.
Governor Riley - $ 280,000.00 and Climbing For Bingo and Crap
On Monday we traveled to the Alabama District Attorney Association conference I in Point Clear Alabama.
District Attorneys Fail to Support Governor
POINT CLEAR AL: " none of their damned business" is what one elected District Attorney wants to say to the voters of Alabama.
Alabama Governor announces grants for recycling
After touring a recycling center in Auburn, Governor Bob Riley announced that eight local governments have received more than $1 million under a new grant program designed to encourage recycling.
Governor Riley Pardons Turkey in Annual Thanksgiving Tradition
Governor Bob Riley pardoned a Thanksgiving turkey on Friday as part of an annual tradition in Alabama that dates back to 1949.
I Am Not Lying - What About You Governor Bob Riley?
Today, Bill Johnson, former Director of Economic and Community Affairs for the State of Alabama and now Republican candidate for Alabama Governor, announced results of a polygraph test.
Riley has thanked the Alabama Baptist State Convention for supporting the governor's efforts to stop electronic bingo operations in Alabama.
Ethics Reform and the Next Governor
Yesterday, Bradley Byrne released a ten point ethics reform plan . Require public servants and their family members to disclose to the Ethics Commission all work they are engaged in with any entity that receives public funds, and all income derived from any state or local government entity or institution; Extend the ban on a oedouble-dippinga to ...
Governor puts gaming machine makers on notice
MONTGOMERY With an Alabama Supreme Court ruling defining bingo in hand, Governor Bob Riley has contacted gambling commissions across the United States notifying them of the court's decision and urging the commissions to make sure the gambling machine manufacturers they regulate cease all illegal activity in Alabama.
New Court Ruling on Bingo Machines
The State Supreme Court struck down a preliminary injunction that, until now, kept the Governor's Task Force on Illegal Gambling from conducting another raid of White Hall Resort and Entertainment Center.
Statewide Trauma System Improves Patient Outcomes - Alabama Department Of Public Health
Gov. Bob Riley is a strong supporter of Alabama's progress in creating a statewide trauma system.
Alabama Governor to be named Patriot of the Year
Governor Bob Riley will be named Patriot of the Year for his service to veterans during a ceremony on Wednesday by the Mobile Bay Area Veterans Day Commission.
Gov. Riley can't moveBryce, city says in suit
Published: Sunday, November 8, 2009 at 3:30 a.m. Last Modified: Saturday, November 7, 2009 at 11:44 p.m. TUSCALOOSA City officials, fighting any effort to move patients and jobs at Bryce Hospital away from the city, claim it would take an act of the Legislature rather than a stroke of the governor's pen to close the psychiatric hospital here.
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.
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