Alabama Medical Marijuana Bill To Get May 28th Public Hearing
The Alabama medical marijuana bill isn’t dead yet. You all let Goat Hill know what you thought about the CARE ACT (SB 236) yesterday...
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The Alabama medical marijuana bill isn’t dead yet. You all let Goat Hill know what you thought about the CARE ACT (SB 236) yesterday...
Alabamians will not be deciding whether or not they want a lottery during the 2020 Presidential primary next year. The bill’s sponsor, Rep. Steve Clouse (R-Ozark) says he can not get...
Governor Kay Ivey was in Huntsville today to announce auto supplier Y-tec Keylex Toyotetsu Alabama (YKTA) plans to invest $220 million to open a manufacturing facility that will create 650 jobs....
Update 5/22/2019 1:32 P.M – State Rep. Steve Clouse has stated that the lottery is dead and will not come up this session. The Alabama Lottery bill failed a procedural vote by...
Tourism is booming in Alabama according to Governor Kay Ivey. In a press release yesterday, Ivey announced record growth and that one million more people visited Alabama in 2018 than ever before....
https://audioboom.com/posts/7265846-5-20-senator-jim-mcclendon-on-why-he-opposes-medical-cannabis It has been a busy day for the Matt & Aunie show. Dustin Chandler was on earlier talking about how the...
Dustin Chandler appeared on the Matt & Aunie Show today to discuss the Medical Marijuana bill which he fears may be in danger of not getting a vote in the House.
Alabama Republicans should take a long, hard look at this ranking because it’s their report card. They can’t blame Democrats for their incompetence or inability to solve problems.
No one in either the Alabama House or Senate can seem to agree on how to spend revenue from a potential Alabama lottery. Last month, the Alabama Senate approved a lottery bill that would...
An update today from the Facebook page of Carly's Law shows that the CARE Act is being held up in Committee, possibly an attempt by State Rep. Paul Lee (R-Dothan) to prevent the bill from having enough time to be debated on the House floor this session.