Kyle Pankey News Today

MOULTON — Onboard cameras and GPS alerts have raised the ire of Lawrence County garbage truck drivers, but the County Commission did not indicate it would change procedures at a

On Friday, April 12, the five members of the Lawrence County Commission voted yes in a split 3-2 vote to approve the controversial local legislation entitled House Bill 355 introduced

In a 3-1 vote on Friday, January 12, the county commission voted to bring back one roll-off dumpster to each district, a move that would permanently reduce the number of

A group of young leaders embarked on a journey through Lawrence County’s key governmental facilities, thanks to the help of Commissioner Kyle Pankey, according to Brenda Suski, the program coordinator

On Saturday, October 7, the Annual Courtland Car Show took over the town, drawing a sizeable crowd that filled the entirety of Courtland Square.

Lawrence County officials have accepted a $10,442,000.00 base bid, including all seven alternates, totaling, $10,862.700.00 to renovate the iconic Lawrence County Courthouse, a historic landmark that stands as a testament

State and local officials addressed county issues Monday, July 24, at a town hall hosted at Pleasant Grove Baptist Church. Organized by Kyle Pankey, commissioner of district three, the meeting

Lawrence County has received a $1.65 million industrial access road grant to help develop two access points for the new First Solar manufacturing facility. The grant, applied for by the

Congressman Robert Aderholt paid a special visit to Lawrence County Monday night. As the keynote speaker for Commissioner Kyle Pankey’s town hall, Aderholt addressed the crowd regarding local and national

District Three Commissioner Kyle Pankey will hold a community meeting on Monday, July 24, at Pleasant Grove Baptist Church. It will start at 6:00 p.m.