Former Navy Veteran and Food Writer Enters Competitive Race for Ex-Boss’s Senate Position
US Navy Captain Announces Run for U.S. Senate Seat in Alabama On Monday, Morgan Murphy, a US Navy captain, national security officer, and cookbook author, declared his candidacy for Alabama’s open U.S. Senate seat. His announcement comes as a part of a crowded Republican field, succeeding former Senator Tommy Tuberville. Murphy, who identifies as a […]
Ed Packard, veteran Alabama elections official and expert, passes away at 57
Ed Packard Passes Away at 57 Ed Packard retired from the Alabama Secretary’s Office in December 2021, wrapping up nearly 25 years in the realm of state elections. He has died at the age of 57, with arrangements forthcoming. In 1996, Packard became the first person in the country to receive a Master of Public […]
Veteran Democratic Strategist Julian Epstein Condenses Letitia James’ Actions in Four Harsh Words
Julian Epstein Criticizes Letitia James’ Appeal of Trump Fraud Ruling Julian Epstein, a veteran Democratic strategist, appeared on Fox News on Friday, expressing his disapproval of New York Attorney General Letitia James’ decision to appeal a ruling that dismissed a $454 million civil fraud case against former President Donald Trump. James officially announced on Thursday […]
Veteran Grand Canyon Lodge staff member aims to restore missing artworks
North Rim Waiter’s Efforts to Preserve Grand Canyon Lodge Artwork After losing his job due to the devastating Dragon Bravo Fire at Grand Canyon National Park in July, North Rim waiter Matthew Marciano is focusing on documenting the historic artwork that was housed within the Grand Canyon Lodge. Having worked at the lodge for over […]
Veteran Democratic Donor Supports Black GOP Candidate Following Racist Incident
Support for Winsome Earle-Sears Amid Racist Attacks A prominent Democratic donor has come out in support of Republican gubernatorial candidate Winsome Earle-Sears in Virginia, following racist remarks directed at Black GOP candidates during a protest on August 21. Robert Johnson, who co-founded Black Entertainment Television (BET) and chairs the RLJ Companies, has contributed $500,000 to […]
Senate meeting in Alabama examines new treatments for PTSD and the veteran suicide issue
National Discussion on Veterans’ Mental Health in Alabama On Friday, Montevallo, Alabama, will be a focal point in the national dialogue around veterans’ mental health. Scheduled for 11 am, Liberty Hall at American Village will host a hearing for the Senate Veterans Affairs Committee, titled “Separating Facts from Fiction: An Exploration of Alternative Therapy for […]
Authorities Confirm 23-Year Veteran Officer Died in Hit-and-Run, Suspect Has Anti-Police Sentiments
Baton Rouge Police Sergeant Injured in Hit-and-Run Passes Away In Baton Rouge, Louisiana, a police sergeant was injured in a hit-and-run incident that authorities are calling deliberate. This occurred on June 16, when Gad Black, 41, is alleged to have struck Sergeant Caleb Eisworth’s police motorcycle with his pickup truck, leading to significant injuries. Sadly, […]
Housing Authority announces 98% occupancy and looks for partners in veteran programs
This article summarizes key points from a recent meeting held by the Nogales Housing Authority on July 2, 2025, where they discussed ongoing efforts to meet housing needs in the community, particularly for veterans. During the session, the director shared that public housing occupancy has reached an impressive 98%. This increase followed three new moves, […]
Race for county schools superintendent features current officeholder facing off against veteran educator
The Gila County Supervisor Race features incumbent Roy Sandoval competing against Jack Duffy, a local teacher from Globe. Duffy holds a 34-year master’s degree in educational leadership. Sandoval is aiming for a third term in his role as the primary county official responsible for overseeing adult education and support services tied to the K-12 school […]
Veteran Arizona reporter explores the critical choice to allow the Dragon Bravo Fire to continue burning
Firefighters at the North Rim of the Grand Canyon are working diligently this morning to contain the Dragon Bravo fire, which has expanded significantly since it ignited. Initially, only 26% of the fire was under control after it erupted, leading to the destruction of more than 16,000 acres and several structures, including the historic Grand […]