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| Year | Associations | Category | Work | Result |
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| 2021 | Screen Actors Guild Awards | Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Comedy Series | Schitt's Creek | Winner |
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Madison's Myers glad to be accompanied by teammates at state
Feb. 22—Before anyone could even throw Cooper Myers a towel after completing his final swim in last year's district swim meet, the Madison senior already knew the goal for his senior year would be to swim his way to the state tournament. But what means even more to Myers is that he'll have his friends along with him. Myers is scheduled to compete in the semifinals of 100 butterfly and as part ...
- PoliticsAlabama Reflector
Opponents urge changes to bill changing Archives governance
Opponents of a bill that would change the make-up of the Alabama Department of Archives and History’s Board of Trustees urged a House committee Wednesday to make changes to the legislation. SB 77, sponsored by Sen. Chris Elliott, R-Josephine, would end the self-perpetuating appointments of the board and give the governor and legislative leaders the […] The post Opponents urge changes to bill changing Archives governance appeared first on Alabama Reflector.
- USThe Montgomery Advertiser
A Senate committee shows everything wrong with Alabama government
I want to seal the Feb. 7 meeting of the Alabama Senate’s State Governmental Affairs Committee in amber.
- USAssociated Press
Alabama Senate votes to change archives oversight after LGBTQ+ lecture
The Alabama Senate voted Wednesday to put a politically appointed board in control of the Alabama Department of Archives and History, a change proposed after some lawmakers were upset about the department hosting a lecture on LGBTQ+ history. State senators also approved legislation that would allow local government officials to dismiss library board members they appointed if they become displeased with their performance. The Archives' monthly lunchtime lecture series last year included a June
- USWDHN Dothan
Alabama lawmakers want to change archives oversight after dispute over LGBTQ+ lecture
Lawmakers on Tuesday advanced legislation to put a politically appointed board in control of the Alabama Department of Archives and History, pushing the change after some lawmakers were upset last year about the department hosting a lecture on LGBTQ+ history. The Senate County and Municipal Government advanced the bill on a vote that broke down along […]
- BusinessVirginian Pilot
The Brass Tap craft beer chain eyes expansion into several Hampton Roads cities
A Florida-based restaurant and taphouse chain is expanding in one Hampton Roads city and looking for partners in others, according to its CEO. The Brass Tap restaurant chain has partnered with a Virginia Beach franchisee and is looking for more, CEO Chris Elliott said Jan. 18. Each Brass Tap location has dozens of beer taps plus a food menu, mixed drinks, live music and other events, Elliott ...
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ONLY ON NEWS 5: Death of a manatee and the dollars and cents of studying marine mammals
Only on News 5 a dead manatee washes ashore along Perdido Bay and focuses attention on the dollars and cents of studying and caring for the marine mammal
- EntertainmentBusiness Insider
19 things you probably didn't know about 'Schitt's Creek'
Pop TV's iconic six-season comedy series "Schitt's Creek" won numerous awards, but even megafans may not know all these behind-the-scenes secrets.
- USThe Cullman Times, Ala.
Library board members say Senate bill a 'double edged sword'
Jan. 16—A new bill pre-filed in the Alabama State Senate would grant city and/or county officials the ability to remove appointed members of local library boards at their discretion. SB10, which was pre-filed by Sen. Chris Elliot (R-Baldwin County), states "Each library board member shall be appointed to a four-year term and shall serve at the pleasure of their respective appointing authority ...
- LifestyleWHTM
Don’t Waste Your Money: How to avoid getting billed for rental car damage you didn’t cause
(WHTM)– Planning to rent a car during your spring or summer travel this year? We have a caution so that you don’t get billed for damage you didn’t cause. Butch Hatcher is a clean car fanatic, who loves shining his BMW. “This here is a 2003,” Hatcher said. So imagine his surprise when a rental […]
