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Daily Headlines, Wednesday, 12/31/2008

Posted by H, on December 31st, 2008, at 6:10 am

Birmingham News – Birmingham City Council member calls for new appointee to resign

Birmingham News – BJCC head says minority firms to get work on dome

Birmingham News – New Year’s Eve sky show

Birmingham News – Alabama is hoping to ramp up executions in 2009 after 2008 proved a slow year nationally for capital punishment

Press-Register – Fund set up to benefit wounded woman shot in night of abuse at Rosinton, Ala., home

Press-Register – Rabid raccoon in Baldwin County prompts advisory

Press-Register – Don’t lose sight of common goals in’09

Huntsville Times – Riley takes notice

Montgomery Advertiser – Corruption was state’s top news

Montgomery Advertiser – Leaders remember Bevel for work

Montgomery Advertiser – Inmate backlog on the rise again

Tuscaloosa News – Riley should have a different approach to gambling

Florence Times Daily – Alabama has coal ash ponds at 9 locations

Anniston Star – An idea that’s sheer lunacy: Import no chemical weapons

Anniston Star – Alabamians worthy of applause

Anniston Star – Speaker’s Stand … Funding issues for 2009

Decatur Daily – 2009 resolution: Embrace limited legalized gambling

Opelika-Auburn News – Fredonia residents plan to appeal to commission first

Associated Press – Justice sues Ala. agency for delay in soldier hire

Washington Post – Alabama AG’s office to review Smith situation

Category: Daily News

1 comment to Daily Headlines, Wednesday, 12/31/2008

  • godawfultruth
    January 1, 2009 at 2:36 am

    regarding minority firms to get work on the dome, isn’t favoritism for minority’s e.g. affirmative action what got Bham in the sordid mess? the Empire is is a sham, wake up and smell the stench

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