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News from Bay Minette in Baldwin County, Alabama.

Baldwin County A county courthouse building on a small-town square

Will the He-Coon Walk Again? Whetstone Weighs a Return to Baldwin County Politics

James Bullard, May 23, 2009

Talk among defense lawyers has the veteran Baldwin County prosecutor mulling a comeback. Whetstone says he intends to get more politically active, but not to run for office again.

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Baldwin County Brick county courthouse building in Bay Minette, Alabama

Baldwin County Politics Stirs: A Challenger Eyes the DA’s Office, a Forester Waves Off a Draft

James Bullard, February 19, 2009

Attorney Russell Watson confirmed he was weighing a run for Baldwin County district attorney against incumbent Judy Newcomb, while Art Dyas said talk of a commission bid was not coming from him.

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Baldwin County Waterfront yacht club building on Mobile Bay at Fairhope, Alabama

Jack Edwards Tells Fairhope Republicans the GOP Must Widen Its Tent

James Bullard, February 17, 2009

The former South Alabama congressman told a packed Eastern Shore Republican Women luncheon at the Fairhope Yacht Club that the party’s future depends on drawing in the voters it has long failed to reach.

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Baldwin County A small Southern county-seat town of the kind represented by Bay Minette, Alabama

Bay Minette Attorney Bob Wills Signed On to Run Tim James’ Baldwin County Campaign

James Bullard, February 11, 2009

Tim James named Bay Minette attorney and longtime school board president Bob Wills as his Baldwin County regional director, tapping one of North Baldwin’s most durable civic figures for his run for governor.

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Baldwin County An aerial view of a coastal Alabama town and its road network

Regional Planner Chris Miller Took Sunrise Rotary’s Podium as Coastal Growth Pressed In

James Bullard, December 3, 2008

The assistant executive director of the South Alabama Regional Planning Commission — and a former Bay Minette city administrator — headlined the Rotary Club of Mobile-Sunrise as the club opened a busy December.

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Baldwin County The interior of a state legislative chamber with rows of desks

Asked to Name a Statesman, Alabama Lawmakers Crossed Party Lines

James Bullard, February 26, 2008

Coastal legislators were asked which colleagues outside their own delegations deserved to be called statesmen. The answers, from Republicans and Democrats alike, revealed who commanded respect in Montgomery.

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Baldwin County Debate podium representing the proposed Baldwin County Senate debates

Cooper Presses Pittman for Four Debates and a ‘Play Nice’ Campaign Pact

James Bullard, September 25, 2007

Democratic nominee A.J. Cooper asked Republican Trip Pittman for four Baldwin County debates and proposed a written accord limiting spending, banning personal attacks and cleaning up campaign signs.

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Baldwin County Ballot box representing the Baldwin County Senate District 32 Republican runoff

Pittman Routs Riley-Backed McKinney in Baldwin Senate Runoff

James Bullard, September 14, 2007

Trip Pittman’s lopsided win over Randy McKinney in the Baldwin County Senate District 32 Republican runoff raised hard questions about how much a popular governor’s endorsement is actually worth.

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Baldwin County Polling place signage representing the Baldwin County Senate runoff election

Baldwin Insiders Split on Senate Runoff: ‘Razor Thin’ or a McKinney Win

James Bullard, September 10, 2007

On the eve of the Baldwin County Senate District 32 runoff, political veterans offered sharply divided predictions, with negative mail and the governor’s endorsement dominating the closing arguments.

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Baldwin County Row of political campaign yard signs beside a country road

Five Republicans, One Baldwin Senate Seat and No Clear Favorite

James Bullard, July 13, 2007

With the special primary less than four weeks away, Alabama’s interest groups had spread their money across five candidates in District 32, and the state’s political veterans could not agree on a winner.

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