#OTD in 1819, Alabama became the 22nd state. 3rd of 5 states added during James Monroe’s presidency. https://t.co/pMxA0oTUM7 pic.twitter.com/QbWKHhJVzS
— Presidential Trivia (@triviapotus) December 14, 2017
.@GovernorKayIvey talks importance of the upcoming U.S. Census in interview with @Alabama_Living. ADECA is already working with AL cities, towns and counties to ensure the state is ready to be counted in 2020. https://t.co/qCv1Z77Jr7
— ADECA (@ADECA) January 5, 2018
New blog gives an optimistic road map to tackle America's #infrastructure maintenance crisis — exemplified in Mobile, Alabama: https://t.co/PXj5fjRqCc pic.twitter.com/xCotnPh936
— Brookings Metro (@BrookingsMetro) November 9, 2017
A $1.6 bil joint investment that Toyota & Mazda recently announced in Alabama represents the latest instance of America’s de facto job creation policy: cities, states + regions competing against each other for investment. @JoeParilla & @Sifan_Liu discuss: https://t.co/PvxPgLN6mz
— Brookings Metro (@BrookingsMetro) February 15, 2018
On the heels of the Atlanta mayoral race and the Alabama senatorial race, @andreperryedu says that "Portraying black women as underdogs diminishes their strength and capacity." https://t.co/H344US62ut
— Brookings Metro (@BrookingsMetro) January 8, 2018
Alabama proves that if schools don’t intervene, racist youth grow up to be racist adults — says @andreperryedu. https://t.co/tRE5ANdN6U
— Brookings Metro (@BrookingsMetro) December 24, 2017
.@andreperryedu: There are 1,200 majority-black places in the U.S. and each matters. When society’s assumptions of who should be valued catches up to the actual assets in black communities, we'll see the kind of victories in Alabama in all our communities. https://t.co/bEXVblDakR
— Brookings Metro (@BrookingsMetro) December 14, 2017
New blog "This Week in Immigration Reform: Alabama Law Blocked" http://t.co/rDdwfDmxIA @NSvajlenka
— Brookings Metro (@BrookingsMetro) November 5, 2013
Years of corporate misdeeds, polluted drinking water, cancer cases, and a mess remains on the Tennessee River in Alabama. Coverage by @KaylaEMatthews. https://t.co/o1uKHf8srZ
— Planetizen (@planetizen) December 14, 2017
Alabama Bill Would Hike Gas and Diesel Taxes by a Nickel, and Then Some http://t.co/GsMEJ0eNzg
— Planetizen (@planetizen) September 16, 2015
A Bikeshare First in Birmingham, Alabama: E-Bikes http://t.co/WXYFUW1FOh
— Planetizen (@planetizen) April 27, 2015
Good read: "Lawsuit filed to halt work on 20/59 bridge project" #teardown #alabama https://t.co/JRDeWZUJJm pic.twitter.com/2Kg7cH6r29
— NewUrbanism (@NewUrbanism) November 23, 2015
The Pioneers of Huntsville, Alabama | Planetizen: The Urban Planning, Design, and Development Network http://t.co/3VMGZcUB3M
— Rodger Lentz (@lentztweet) September 14, 2015
Transit + Technology: Smarter Communities http://t.co/ct6uqUzWHX via @planetizen @huntsvillecity @Madison Alabama let's plan now 4 future
— Designing Huntsville (@DesignHSV) March 24, 2014
Grassroots innovation is taking hold in cities and towns across the country, from York, Alabama to southern Arizona https://t.co/fFIgBP2U5Z pic.twitter.com/Gym7lDDKQa
— CityLab (@CityLab) November 15, 2016
A weird blob over Alabama turns out to be a military test https://t.co/KJxwM2R0Uf pic.twitter.com/iLpms4vTUq
— CityLab (@CityLab) September 22, 2016
Why Birmingham, Alabama, is thriving in a bankrupt county https://t.co/AaZvy7aD2q pic.twitter.com/9pDJVjpho8
— CityLab (@CityLab) March 10, 2016
This incredible storm shadow stretches from Tennessee to Alabama http://t.co/nnkHp7K1KN pic.twitter.com/qZHc8uLeAk
— CityLab (@CityLab) June 12, 2015
America's stash of lost luggage finds a new life in this Alabama town http://t.co/2qknojlzcB via @smithsonianmag #cityreads
— CityLab (@CityLab) May 29, 2015
From Alabama, prototypes for a cheap, well-made small house http://t.co/yZ3qpRQak1 pic.twitter.com/uqUuJgtSKd
— CityLab (@CityLab) February 4, 2015
NYC's hot-weather profile could resemble Alabama's in 30 years http://t.co/2olU0Wxs3K
— CityLab (@CityLab) June 11, 2013
Today in #TheLabReport: Alabama's cities sealed Doug Jones's Senate win, and more https://t.co/VW00phPUN2 pic.twitter.com/qQM6lFjEAh
— CityLab (@CityLab) December 13, 2017
Today in #TheLabReport: The urban-rural divides at the core of Alabama's Senate race, and more https://t.co/gU05sh7skH pic.twitter.com/nj12BiYfQE
— CityLab (@CityLab) December 12, 2017
Alabama has a strict voter ID law but is closing more than 30 DMV offices in rural counties http://t.co/BnpI0UThif pic.twitter.com/HwMV7ADCHX
— CityLab (@CityLab) October 3, 2015
Saggy pants and "respectability politics" in Dadeville, Alabama http://t.co/PLEbZymVis pic.twitter.com/6NuEV2GMpE
— CityLab (@CityLab) September 15, 2015
How Alabama's former governor cultivated a culture of disenfranchisement https://t.co/4zucjIXxgA #citylabarchive pic.twitter.com/LPtTWSdZbi
— CityLab (@CityLab) December 12, 2017
In 2015, the Department of Transportation began an investigation into DMV closings in predominantly African-American counties in Alabama. #citylabarchive https://t.co/09t1zC1gVy
— CityLab (@CityLab) December 12, 2017
The key to this wildly successful coal company's profits lay in a deadly contract negotiated with Alabama https://t.co/r1uJihsQ5r #CLPower pic.twitter.com/G3S0VrZddS
— CityLab (@CityLab) March 17, 2017
Birmingham, Alabama activists score a victory for environmental justice via @NextCityOrg #environmentaljustice 👩👩👦👦https://t.co/9mnJbntAZN
— GRID Mid-Atlantic (@GRIDmdv) March 27, 2018
How HOPE VI revitalization attempts affect residents’ health in Birmingham, Alabama. https://t.co/IapC4j39db
— Next City (@NextCityOrg) July 24, 2015
.@huntsvillecity, Alabama is at the beginning of its journey to faster Internet speeds. http://t.co/Nu3aBsstVF
— Next City (@NextCityOrg) July 25, 2014
Premiums would soar if #SCOTUS rules no fed #ACA credits in #Alabama: http://t.co/182N6YpqTx @urbaninstitute @RWJF pic.twitter.com/cEH0UHR2CU
— Alabama Arise (@AlabamaArise) January 12, 2015
#Birmingham, Alabama will join NLC's Jails and Justice project, along with four other cities: https://t.co/zM9W0rWyoA pic.twitter.com/k5QQH41rXA
— National League of Cities (@leagueofcities) October 4, 2017
How a group of Alabama cities reimagined student meals and support networks: https://t.co/7wYXegFhQ6 pic.twitter.com/fnRIwTmwIl
— National League of Cities (@leagueofcities) June 25, 2017
Think the Alabama result has derailed Donald Trump? Think again – AEI https://t.co/TQ4Dzl7jPX
— Joe Birchill (@JoeBirchill) December 15, 2017
Mobile, Alabama: While city officials and residents knew anecdotally… https://t.co/ExSDupPZTK
— Bloomberg Cities (@BloombergCities) March 24, 2017
Thanks for sharing! It's great to see how @YPAlabama is celebrating young leaders and change-makers in #Alabama https://t.co/pZECDqxInc
— Bloomberg Cities (@BloombergCities) May 9, 2016
What's the health of Mobile's economy? Find out in @USA_MCOB's new monthly "Mobile Bay Economic Snapshot," produced by the Center for Real Estate and Economic Development. Subscribe for free. https://t.co/RHA0HKgCrS #WeAreSouth pic.twitter.com/Vwu4m0VrRB
— U of South Alabama (@UofSouthAlabama) November 16, 2017
University of West Alabama-affiliated charter school awarded $150,000 https://t.co/RENNybXjgS
— The Tuscaloosa News (@tuscaloosanews) February 22, 2018
University of North Alabama Sociology and Family Studies Alumna Earns Prestigious Honor https://t.co/C2EtTSviDH #myUNA
— U. of North Alabama (@north_alabama) April 6, 2018
TROY officials joined @RepLauraHall and State Sen. Vivian Figures as they held a rally at the State House in Montgomery to announce the introduction of legislation that would designate Dec. 1 as a state holiday in honor of Rosa Parks. @RosaParksMuseum https://t.co/2hlPie65gw
— Troy University (@TROYUnews) March 7, 2018
On March 25, 1965, over 50,000 Americans marched on the Alabama State Capitol to demand the right to vote. This historic Selma to Montgomery March began as a way to draw… https://t.co/vYHdoIX3nS
— Alabama State (@ASUHornetNation) March 25, 2018
"This project was a natural fit for the @UAHLibrary space collections, and we are glad to be able to assist the ‘When We Were Apollo’ team as they conduct research for the upcoming film."https://t.co/yr11YQiSDX
— UAH (@UAHuntsville) December 12, 2017
Prof. Vance writes op-ed in @USATODAY about constitutional limits on political interference with law enforcement. https://t.co/yD4cGUtQVQ
— Alabama Law (@UALawSchool) April 9, 2018
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Tax breaks play a significant role in attracting foreign investment, but is there more to the story? Here’s what a $1.6 billion deal in Alabama from two Japanese auto giants signals about economic growth in America: https://t.co/PvxPgLN6mz pic.twitter.com/psy9T7KiWx
— Brookings Metro (@BrookingsMetro) January 29, 2018
Premiums would spike, especially in Alabama. The increase would also hit Alaska where geography ups health-care costs, @KaiserFamFound found pic.twitter.com/nVcM0BPw4G
— Post Graphics (@PostGraphics) June 30, 2017
From California to Alabama, 17 states have made it illegal for cities to build their own #broadband networks. #preemption #hb142 pic.twitter.com/VEoL2Q5evi
— National League of Cities (@leagueofcities) March 30, 2017
Even adjusted for different proportional student challenges, Alabama is still at the bottom of the pack. While Mississippi soars. #NAEP America's Gradebook: How Does Your State Stack Up? https://t.co/ofSsL0wzDd (via @urbaninstitute)
— Trisha Powell Crain (@Trish_Crain) April 10, 2018
From Alabama to California, @BrookingsMetro highlights the biggest news in state & local #immigration matters: http://t.co/mKGVmhk7lw
— Brookings (@BrookingsInst) November 6, 2013
