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Alabama has never had a more colorful governor than Big Jim Folsom. He also was a brilliant politician who understood the importance of name identification.

Alabama has never had a more colorful governor than Big Jim Folsom. He also was a brilliant politician who understood the importance of name identification.

Alabama has never had a more colorful governor than Big Jim Folsom. He also was a brilliant politician who understood the importance of name identification.

Alabama has never had a more colorful governor than Big Jim Folsom. He also was a brilliant politician who understood the importance of name identification.

The 1970 Governor’s Race between George Wallace and Albert Brewer overshadowed every other political race in the state that year. However, one of Alabama’s legendary political figures burst on the

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The Tuscaloosa News Kay Ivey is doing a good job as governor. She is a strong and decisive leader who has done more than steady the ship of state. She is getting things done. She is making her mark as a good governor. She did a good day’s work when she got Jo Bonner to be her chief of staff. They make quite a team. This duo from Wilcox County were cut out to be leaders. Ivey is only the second governor to hail from Wilcox County. Benjamin M. Miller was the first. The Black Belt region of Ala...

How to Wear Mules for Men: 4 Styling Ideas for Summer 2021 Four Ways to Make Mules Work Browns A couple of years ago, a wave of heelless footwear crept into the worlds best stores. At the same time, Highsnobiety alumni Jian DeLeon and Noah Thomas spearheaded a “mulement,” founding the @Muleboyz IG account and sharing their love for mule footwear with the rest of the fashion-conscious world. To those at Highsnobiety, it was clear something was brewing but others questioned the return of t...

Hey, Big Mules! Quit financing crackpots like Mo Brooks Updated Jan 11, 2021; Posted Jan 09, 2021 If Alabamas business elites want the state to be worthy of outside investment, they have to quit investing in people who drag our reputation into the gutter. Facebook Share This is an opinion column. Alabama’s elected officials have embarrassed the state again, this time coaxing a failed coup and a vain attempt to overturn the results of a lawful election. Meanwhile, the business leaders and s...