The Alabama Farmers Federation on Tuesday endorsed six Republican statewide candidates seeking re-election to the state House and Senate. The group endorsed state Rep. Jamie Kiel, R-Russellville, for Alabama House District 18, which covers all of Franklin County and a portion of Colbert County.
State Rep. Jamie Kiel (R-Russellville) is the chief sponsor of legislation that would ban abortion after the detection of a heartbeat in a fetus that replicates a Texas law that has thus far withstood challenges from the federal courts. The bill, HB23, which has 22 co-sponsors, would allow
“We had a very good delegation there in support of Sunshine Homes,” said Fancher. “We were there to pursue a state floating loan, and we were successful in our endeavors. I believe Sunshine Homes was overwhelmed to see such an outpouring of support at that meeting. I’m personally very proud of
Rep. Jamie Kiel, R-Russellville: Yes The Alabama Legislature voted on measures protecting workers from mandates. The measures would protect large groups of workers from the over-reaching Biden vaccine mandates. You can see how all of the Alabama legislature voted on the bills in the special
Rep. Jamie Kiel, R-Russellvile, sponsored a separate bill to increase the goods allowed under “cottage foods.” Those expanded goods, including dry baking mixes and coffees, are in Orr’s legislation. Items can’t require temperature control or include meats. The law says sellers have to take a
Alabama Rep. Jamie Kiel said he’s appreciative of the Franklin County Chamber of Commerce for hosting an event that shines a light on the positive direction the schools in Franklin County are heading. “Our schools are in great shape,” said Kiel, “and our students are excelling. We have a bright
Rep. Jamie Kiel was on hand for the event as well. “We appreciate Listerhill and their foundation for bringing this special event to Tharptown Elementary School,” said Kiel. “It means a lot to the community that they would do this for our kids.” Thorn agreed. “This has been a wonderful
“I want to thank the commissioners and Rep. Jamie Kiel,” noted Glass. “Without their help, we would not have been able to acquire the necessary grant money to obtain these machines.” Kiel, who was on hand for the Sept. 14 meeting, said the devices “could well mean the difference between life
“It’s wonderful to see members of the community coming together to share ideas and work on plans to keep improving,” said Rep. Jamie Kiel. “We want our downtown to have even more options of places to eat, shop and socialize.” Russellville downtown to pursue Main Street designation
Kiel said the lunch was a small token of appreciation for the efforts of those who serve the community. “Our first responders are there for us when we need them most,” said Kiel. “It is often a thankless job. Although we could never repay the sacrifice they make, this lunch was a small ‘thank