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Focus Women's Conference announces keynote speaker - Vimarsana News

Focus Women's Conference announces keynote speaker

Focus Empowers is hosting its annual one-day Focus Women's Conference on Nov. 15 at Central Midtown.

Source: wkrg.com
City officials celebrate victory in Mobile annexation election; city becomes second largest in Alabama - Vimarsana News

City officials celebrate victory in Mobile annexation election; city becomes second largest in Alabama

MOBILE, Ala. (WKRG) — Four neighborhoods in the proposed annexation areas voted in Tuesday’s annexation election, three out of those four voted in favor of being in city limits. Even th…

Source: wkrg.com
How the Supreme Court blocked Alabama's effort to dilute Black voting power - US Politics Today - Vimarsana News

How the Supreme Court blocked Alabama's effort to dilute Black voting power - US Politics Today

The U.S. Supreme Court’s recent decision ordering the state of Alabama to draw a new congressional voting map reaffirms the essential role of the Voting Rights

BREAKING: U.S. Supreme Court rules Alabama Congressional map dilutes Black voting power - Vimarsana News

BREAKING: U.S. Supreme Court rules Alabama Congressional map dilutes Black voting power

The decision will require Alabama to draw a new map that creates two districts with significant Black voting populations.

Why Birmingham's population decline looms large over Mobile's annexation effort - Vimarsana News

Why Birmingham's population decline looms large over Mobile's annexation effort

Birmingham has steadily lost population since 1960, and has difficulties pushing consequential annexations that would have bolstered population. Mobile city officials are pointing to Birmingham's complicated history as an illustration over what could happen if annexation to the Port City's west does not occur.

Source: al.com