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Alabama will hold onto its seven congressional seats in next year’s election, narrowly avoiding the loss of a district that could have complicated reapportionment efforts and set off a scramble among the state’s U.S. House delegation. The state’s stagnant population growth appeared to put the state at risk of losing a voice in Congress. But the results of the 2020 U.S. Census, announced on Monday, showed that Alabama grew faster than previously estimated and held off a doomsday scenario for at least another decade.  Nyesha Black, director of socioeconomic analysis and demographics for ...

Education Co-Op develops in first months Equity, inclusion, communication are focal points By MEGHAN BRADBURY - | Jan 27, 2021 Equity, inclusion and communication are three key aspects that one school board member has included in a group she began a couple of months ago, the East Lee Education Co-Op. School Board member Gwyn Gittens said ever since she started on the board she wanted to develop some type of community voice for education. When she moved to the area in 2002 it occurred to her how much it had changed, and had not changed, over time. “The only way to harness that change is to ...

Daily Post Nigeria Published The All Progressives Congress (APC) Elders’ Forum in Ekiti State has called on all communities in the state to raise Census Committees ahead of the forthcoming National Population Census. Rising from its end of the year meeting held in Igbara Odo, Ekiti Southwest Local Government Area, the Ekiti APC elders urged the people of the state to participate actively in the ongoing enumeration area demarcation exercise being conducted by the National Population Commission (NPC). A communique issued at the end of the meeting made available to DAILY POST on Wednesday and ...