CULLMAN —
I never doubted the campaign promise by Sheriff Mike Rainey that he would never personally profit from feeding prisoners. He promised to stop this revolting practice that had been a significant source of income for Cullman County sheriffs. Sheriff Rainey has not only stopped this practice, but is supporting legislation to prevent any Alabama sheriff from obtaining profits from feeding prisoners.
I'm also confident that Senator Paul Bussman and Representative Mac Buttram will lead legislative efforts to forever eliminate profits from feeding Alabama prisoners.
David Ozment
Vinemont
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Sheriff delivers on campaign promise
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Why Graduation?
Have you ever wondered why seniors wear gowns and mortar boards at graduation ceremonies? And, how did we come to have a ceremony to signify the completion of 12 or 13 years of school? I have researched the topic and, at this time, I want to share some interesting facts about graduation with you.
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Fond memories of school
My parents graduated from Holly Pond in 1961. I graduated 20 years later from the same school. All of my dad's siblings graduated from Holly Pond, and many of my first cousins did, too.
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The right to vote
The Cullman County Board of Education, consisting of seven board members and Superintendent Billy Coleman, are trying to take Cullman County residents’ right to vote away.
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RSA's Bronner responds to Beaulier's opinion
Dr. Scott Beaulier, a professor at Troy University, has written an editorial criticizing the funding policy and actuarial assumptions made by the Retirement Systems of Alabama (RSA). Citing an article by Andy Kessler, a former hedge fund manager, Beaulier argues that:
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LETTER TO THE EDITOR: In praise of Chester Freeman’s military service
Chester Freeman was a member to the local chapter of the Military Order of the Purple Heart.
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