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Dixie ABATE to ride to the Capitol

Dixie ABATE to ride to the Capitol

Come and ride with us in the middle of the day on Saturday, April 28, 2012. We'll line up in the far side of the Wal-Mart SuperCenter parking lot at 6545 Atlanta Highway, Montgomery, Alabama, by 11:30. The SuperCenter is on the left side of Atlanta Highway as you are headed east away from downtown. Your navigator may not lead you to it accurately. Kick stands up, for this police-escorted, high-profile ride, at high noon. It's only seven miles to the state capitol building, but it will be a proud seven miles.

Bill could bring more film production to Alabama

Bill could bring more film production to Alabama

Alabama Governor Robert Bentley Thursday signed a bill that will allow Alabama to compete more effectively for film production in the state.

HB243, sponsored by Representative Terri Collins and carried by Senator Gerald Dial, increases incentives allowed for filming projects in the State of Alabama from $10 million per project to $20 million per project. The minimum that can be spent remains at $500,000 and the percentages received (25 percent for expenditures and 35 percent for hiring residents) also remain the same.

This new amendment also increases the amount that can be rebated per year to qualified productions.

Montgomery County Local Elections

Montgomery County Local Elections

Democrat Sample Ballot

Republican Sample Ballot

 

MONTGOMERY COUNTY:

 

District Court Judge:

     W. Troy Massey (D)

     Aimee Cobb Smith (D)

 

Circuit Clerk:

     Florence Mangum Cauthen (D)

     Tiffany McCord (D)

 

Probate Judge:

     Mike Martin (D)

     Steven L. Reed (D)

 

County Commission Member:

      District No. 1-

          John Calen Dean (D)

Voters encouraged to confirm polling place locations for Tuesday's primary

Voters encouraged to confirm polling place locations for Tuesday's primary

The Montgomery Election Center is reminding Montgomery County registered voters to confirm where they will vote in the March 13, 2012 Primary Election since some polling place locations have changed during this election cycle.

To confirm a polling place location, please call the Montgomery Election Center at 832-7744, the Montgomery Board of Registrars at 832-1215, or visit www.montgomeryelectioncenter.org

Source:  Montgomery Election Center

Absentee application deadline for primary election is this Thursday

Absentee application deadline for primary election is this Thursday

The final day for Montgomery County registered voters to apply for a Primary Election absentee ballot is Thursday, March 8, 2012.   The election is scheduled for Tuesday, March 13, 2012 and polls will be open from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.

Registered voters living in Montgomery County must complete an Absentee Voting Application before receiving a ballot.

Voter registration for Alabama's primary election is tomorrow

Voter registration for Alabama's primary election is tomorrow

The Montgomery Election Center announced the deadline to register to vote in the upcoming Primary Election is Friday, March 2, 2012.

Citizens living in Montgomery County must be registered and qualified to vote in order to vote in the Primary Election on March 13, 2012.

Friday is deadline to register for primary election

Friday is deadline to register for primary election

MONTGOMERY, AL -  The Montgomery Election Center says the deadline to register to vote in the upcoming Primary Election is Friday, March 2, 2012.

Citizens living in Montgomery County must be registered and qualified to vote in order to vote in the Primary Election on March 13, 2012. Citizens can register to vote at any Montgomery County Probate Tag office, city and county library branch, county health department office, and the Board of Registrars office located at 100 South Lawrence Street. A registration form also can be downloaded by visiting www.montgomeryelectioncenter.org.

A person must be 18-years-of-age or older, resident of Alabama, citizen of the United States, not convicted of a felony offense and not declared mentally incompetent by a court to register to vote with the Board of Registrars office.

The Montgomery Election Center also is encouraging registered voters