State Of Emergency Declared For 25 North Alabama Counties
Jerry Baker
January 14, 2024
Governor Kay Ivey has issued a state of emergency for 25 counties ahead of this
Governor Ivey
Alabama Governor Kay Ivey Says Judith Ann Neelley Should NOT be Released
Marc Summers
May 24, 2023
Gov. Kay Ivey has made a passionate statement against the possible parole of a woman
“Rebuild Alabama Act” Grant Provides $250,000 for County Road 70 Work / Representative Ginny Shaver Discusses Project
Marc Summers
March 18, 2022
District 39 State Representative Ginny Shaver appeared on WEIS Radio early Friday Morning – and
Gov. Ivey Announces Amended Safer At Home Order, Mask Mandate Also Extended
Joey Weaver
August 27, 2020
Governor Kay Ivey on Thursday issued her seventeenth supplemental emergency proclamation containing an amended Safer
Statement From Centre Mayor Pro Tem Bess Yarbrough Regarding Governor’s “Mask Mandate”
Marc Summers
July 17, 2020
The city of Centre is aware of the serious spread of the corona virus in
Governor Ivey Announces Further Easing to COVID-19 Guideline Restrictions
Marc Summers
May 22, 2020
On Thursday, Governor Kay Ivey announced additional changes to the coronavirus-related orders freeing up certain
Cherokee County Health & Rehabilitation Center Director Discusses New Safety Precautions with WEIS Radio
Marc Summers
May 8, 2020
The Cherokee County Health & Rehabilitation Center has been ahead of the curve all along
Governor Ivey Looking Forward to Getting Alabama Business Back on Track
Marc Summers
April 17, 2020
Alabama Governor Kay Ivey took part in a phone meeting with the Trump Administration and
[VIDEO] Governor Ivey Issues Statement Urging People to Stay Home During Pandemic
Marc Summers
March 31, 2020
Governor Kay Ivey released a statement Monday morning urging people to stay at home as
All ‘Non-Essential Businesses’ Closed Statewide until April 17th; Governor Stops Short of Issuing “Shelter-in-Place”
Marc Summers
March 27, 2020
All ‘non-essential businesses’ closed statewide until April 17th; however Governor Kay Ivey stops short of