Alabama, a Southern state with a rich history, holds a unique position in US elections. Once a Democratic stronghold, it has shifted dramatically towards the Republican party in recent decades. This article explores the state’s voting patterns, demographic makeup, and its significance in presidential elections, providing insights into its evolving political landscape.
Runergy, a leading international solar technology company, has commenced production at its new solar module manufacturing facility in Huntsville, Alabama. The facility marks a significant step in Runergy’s expansion into the North American market and is poised to become a leading solar manufacturing hub in the United States.
The Department of Justice has filed a lawsuit against Alabama, accusing the state and its top election official of illegally removing voters from registration rolls based on noncitizen identification numbers. The lawsuit claims the removals were made too close to the election and violated federal law, potentially disenfranchising eligible voters. The DOJ seeks to restore voting rights for those impacted and prevent future confusion.
Harmony Heard, a seasoned tourism expert, takes the helm of the Cullman County Tourism Bureau, aiming to attract international visitors and bolster local economic growth. Her appointment comes on the heels of successful efforts to bring major fishing tournaments to Smith Lake, generating significant revenue for the county.
A small Alabama town has been thrown into turmoil after the arrival of Haitian migrants, sparking outrage among residents who feel abandoned by federal authorities. While the migrants appear to be in the country legally under Temporary Protective Status, the lack of communication and support from the federal government has fueled anxieties and accusations of incompetence. The situation in Sylacauga highlights the growing frustration over the Biden administration’s immigration policies and the strain it is placing on local communities.
The DeKalb Tourism Visitor Center in Fort Payne, Alabama has undergone a transformation with new signage, making it more visible to locals and tourists alike. The improvements are part of a larger effort to promote DeKalb County’s unique attractions and boost tourism in the region.
Auburn University is actively working to improve the lives of residents in rural Alabama through various initiatives focused on housing, healthcare, and education. These programs aim to enhance access to essential services, support local businesses, and empower communities to thrive.
Meridian Waste, a leading solid waste services company, has expanded its operations in the Southeast with the acquisition of Evergreen Environmental Partners Holdings, LLC (EEP) and ADSI Holdings, LLC (ADSI). This acquisition brings a network of high-quality assets, including a landfill, transfer station, and hauling operations, into Meridian Waste’s portfolio. The company plans to integrate these assets into its existing Southeast footprint, making Meridian Waste a significant player in the Alabama and Mississippi solid waste services industry.
Meridian Waste, a leading solid waste services company, has announced the acquisition of Evergreen Environmental Partners Holdings (EEP) and ADSI Holdings (ADSI), expanding its operations into Alabama and Mississippi. The acquisition adds a MSW landfill, a transfer station, and various hauling, administrative, and maintenance facilities, further strengthening Meridian Waste’s presence in the Southeast. This strategic move is expected to bring significant financial benefits to the company and its shareholders.
Monarch Waste Technologies (MWT) has commissioned a state-of-the-art pyrolysis facility in Gadsden, Alabama, introducing the third generation of its PyroMed™ design. This facility sets a new standard for non-incineration medical waste destruction, offering a safe, clean, and environmentally responsible solution.
