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March 11, 2021
Hardin ISD You may be aware of the Governor’s new Executive Order repealing the statewide mask mandate which goes into effect next week. Hardin ISD like many other school districts around the State, are currently partnering with officials to consider the implications of this order at the county, local and district levels. As specifics related to the order are evaluated, we will keep you informed. Please understand that as of now, nothing has changed operationally for Hardin ISD which includes...
February 24, 2021
Dear Secretary Dortch: We the undersigned organizations submit these comments pursuant to the Federal Communications Commission’s rules (47 C.F.R. §§ 1.415 & 1.419) in response to the abovereferenced proceeding that the FCC announced in its Public Notice DA 21-98 (“Notice”) of February 1, 2021. In its Notice, the FCC focuses on specific areas of inquiry, including on page 6 where it asks for comments addressing “Funding and Prioritization,” stating that “substantially more funding...
February 9, 2021
Editor's note: This column was co-authored by Derek Hosford. Smartphones have become the predominant choice for voice and online communications for Americans, especially low-income Americans. Today, only 2.5% of households are
January 28, 2021
Copy to Clipboard Douglass Mackey, in his borrowed online avatar as Charlie Sheens character in Major League, has been dubbed as former President Donald J Trumps most influential Twitter supporter (Twitter/Getty Images) Douglass Mackey, an alt-right operative exposed by HuffPost in 2018 was arrested in West Palm Beach, Florida on Wednesday. Dubbed by the site as former President Donald Trumps "most influential white nationalist Twitter troll," Mackey was apprehended on federal election interfer...
December 16, 2020
Betty Weaver left her Christmas tree bare in December 2000. She was waiting to decorate the tree inside her Tuscaloosa home with her grandson, Scott Mackey. The 20-year-old student had recently returned home to the Tuscaloosa area on winter break from art school in Atlanta. But Weavers tree remained without glimmering lights and ornaments throughout the holiday that year. Scott and his mother, Joy Mackey, Weaver’s oldest daughter, died when a tornado swept through south Tuscaloosa, just...