Public Official Kennon Declines Comment on Upcoming Ethics Hearing
A public official named Kennon has declined to comment ahead of an upcoming ethics hearing involving them.
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A public official named Kennon has declined to comment ahead of an upcoming ethics hearing involving them.
The City of Gulf Shores is holding a surplus auction through GovDeals, with items available for viewing by appointment at its Public Works Facility.
Gulf Shores has doubled its year-round lifeguard staff from six to 12, spending about $400,000 annually, as officials report fewer rescues and no drownings.
An opinion piece argues Alabama should stop naming public projects after sitting politicians and instead name the new Mobile River bridge for Nick Saban.
Work is underway to finish and open a downtown Mobile transit and Amtrak terminal.
The Mobile Planning Commission voted 9-0 to deny a rezoning request that could have let Sea Pines Mobile Home Park add hundreds of new homes off Dauphin Island Parkway.
The Grove Hill City Council discussed employee raises and the 2027 fiscal year budget, along with a new bank, hospital grass cutting and upcoming community events.
Escambia County residents have until Aug. 28 to submit evidence on historic public use of Perdido Key beaches as commissioners weigh a customary use ordinance.
Alabama will receive $595,421 from a $45 million multistate settlement with Cash App parent Block Inc. over claims it misled users and failed to prevent fraud.
Brewton officials have addressed resident concerns about debris on Belleville Avenue, downtown safety, and parking improvements near the city's stadium.