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Baldwin County Electric transmission lines at dusk representing utility regulation

Broker Chip Brown Prepares Another Run for the Public Service Commission

James Bullard, November 9, 2011

Mobile commercial real estate broker Chip Brown signaled plans to run again for the Alabama Public Service Commission, this time for the presidency, after a narrow loss in the 2010 Republican primary.

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Baldwin County Coastal town hall building under a blue sky

Dauphin Island Seeks New Municipal Judge as Bench Vacancies Stir Legal Community

James Bullard, September 9, 2010

The Town of Dauphin Island opened a search for a new municipal judge, drawing a dozen applicants in a contest that offered an early glimpse at the coming competition for a circuit judgeship in Mobile County.

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Baldwin County Exterior of a county jail

Defense Lawyers Second-Guess Nodine’s Missteps After Murder Indictment

James Bullard, May 27, 2010

With Steve Nodine jailed on a $500,000 bond, Mobile criminal defense attorneys, speaking anonymously, listed the choices they say a suspect should never make.

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Baldwin County A crowd holding American flags at an outdoor political rally

Tea Party Crowds Fill Five South Alabama Towns, Organizers Report 1,000 Members

James Bullard, April 17, 2010

Common Sense Campaign counted 500 in Mobile and close to 600 in Daphne at Tax Day rallies, with events also in Evergreen, Brewton and Monroeville. The group says it topped 1,000 dues-paying members.

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Baldwin County Bienville Square park in downtown Mobile, Alabama

Tea Parties Set for Mobile and Daphne as Shelby Renews Flat Tax Push on Tax Day

James Bullard, April 14, 2010

The Common Sense Campaign will rally at Bienville Square and the Daphne Civic Center on April 15, while Sen. Richard Shelby marks the filing deadline with a call to end ‘too big to fail.’

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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 Congested highway traffic crossing a bridge over a bay

Baldwin County’s Sages Named the One Problem They Would Fix First: The Traffic

James Bullard, April 18, 2008

Asked to name the single problem in Baldwin County that could be corrected with relative ease, business people and civic figures answered with near unanimity: the roads, the bridges and the growth filling them.

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Baldwin County Voters at a polling place on election day

Long Road Nears Its End in Baldwin County’s Senate District 32 Race

James Bullard, October 15, 2007

Republican Trip Pittman and Democrat A.J. Cooper faced voters after a special election season that proved one thing above all: in Baldwin County, it costs far more to win a nomination than to accept one.

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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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