| Grant Helps Pelham Improve Three Parks |
| MONTGOMERY— Three Pelham parks will benefit from upgrades and renovations, thanks in part to a $23,334 grant announced by Gov. Bob Riley. The funds will enable the restoration of tennis courts at Pelham City Park and upgrades to picnic facilities at Pelham’s Coker and Fun Go Holler parks. |
Cam sits down with Huey from Helena Podcast to talk about the Helena High and other issues.
REPRESENTATIVE CAM WARD SUPPORTS “GOP HANDSHAKE WITH ALABAMA”
(MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA)- Alabama GOP Legislative leaders announced the details of the GOP Handshake with Alabama today in Montgomery. This agenda listed specific items that Republican legislative leaders would make as their top priority if they became a majority in the House and Senate in the upcoming election.
“This agenda places a strong focus on job creation and cleaning up public corruption in Montgomery,” said Representative Cam Ward, who serves as Vice-Chairman for the House Republican Caucus.
Published Tuesday, August 3, 2010
Published Wednesday, July 28, 2010
More than 250 Shelby County residents, family and friends recently helped a longtime Alabaster resident celebrate her 90th birthday at the First Baptist Church of Alabaster.
Published Thursday, July 8, 2010
Published Friday, July 2, 2010
Alabaster soon could begin benefiting from a friendship forged with another part of the world, as the city is in the process of searching for a possible sister city in Russia.
$15,000 grant presentation to West Blocton Middle School will give every child in the school access to a computer.
Published Friday, June 25, 2010
Alabama State Treasurer and Republican candidate for lieutenant governor Kay Ivey stopped in at Helen’s Place in Clanton at noon Friday to enjoy a Southern meal and greet her supporters
