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PREP Program Celebrates Milestone!

The Alabama Bureau of Pardons and Paroles (ABPP) just marked a major victory: the 10th graduating class from the PREP Program! Talk about a commitment to helping folks rebuild and rejoin our communities! This transformative program at the Perry County PREP Center is seriously making waves.

50+ New Grads Ready for a Fresh Start!

Over 50 graduates proudly received their diplomas, bringing the center's total to nearly 400 success stories since April 2022. And get this: the program boasts a ZERO percent recidivism rate! That means these grads are staying out of the system and building brighter futures.

A Blueprint for Reentry Success

ABPP Director Cam Ward calls PREP a "best practice and blueprint" for successful reentry. It's all about providing the tools – job training, mental health support, you name it – to help Alabamians thrive after incarceration. Big shoutout to the partners and frontline folks making this happen!

Partners in Transformation

The PREP Center is a hub for comprehensive services, thanks to collaborations with the Alabama Community College System, Ingram State Technical College, and more. These partnerships are key to giving people real opportunities to turn their lives around.

Graduate's Heartfelt Message

Micah Williams, a recent grad, spoke about the incredible growth he and his classmates experienced. He highlighted the valuable skills they gained, from practical know-how to personal development, setting them up to be positive forces in their families and communities.

Words of Wisdom and Encouragement

J.F. Ingram State Technical College President Annette Funderburk's powerful message: "People make mistakes, but that doesn’t make you a mistake." She reminded grads that reentry is about more than just finishing a course – it's about going home with skills and a renewed sense of purpose.

Lakrystal Love from The GEO Group encouraged the graduates to own their journey, reminding them, "You’ve already proven that you can rise and that’s something no one can take from you.”

Michael Brackin from the Fatherhood Initiative shared his own story of transformation, emphasizing the importance of owning your story, building a solid support system, and staying committed to growth.

Believing in Potential

Board Member Gabrelle Simmons reminded the graduates that their potential was recognized from the start. "We believed in you, that’s why you were granted this opportunity," she said, urging them to keep going.

Board Member Darryl Littleton shared that the board saw something special in each graduate, emphasizing that one mistake doesn't define a person and encouraging them to keep striving.

A Model for Change

The Perry County PREP Center is proving that effective reentry is possible. With nearly 400 graduates and a zero recidivism rate, it's a shining example of how the right support can help people rewrite their stories and create lasting change.

Tarrant Resident Gives City Council a Farewell They Won't Forget

Buckle up, ChumCity citizens, because Monday night's Tarrant City Council meeting was a doozy! A longtime resident, Jackie Beltaine, decided to use her final public comments to give city leaders a piece of her mind...and then some.

A Civics Lesson Gone Wild

Beltaine addressed the council, saying their "dysfunction" taught her more about government than any textbook could. Before you could say "municipal code," she dropped a verbal bomb and punctuated it with a rather expressive gesture. Yep, she flipped the bird and dropped an F-bomb on each council member, the mayor, and even the city clerk! Talk about leaving a lasting impression.

Years of Research Led to This Moment

Beltaine, a regular at council meetings, is moving away next week. She said she spent years diving deep into government documents, determined to understand how the city should operate. She claims to have devoured Tarrant's entire municipal code multiple times, along with mountains of other legal and procedural texts.

Reaction From the Council

Mayor Wayman Newton seemed amused, even laughing at Beltaine's fiery farewell. However, Mayor pro tem Tracie Threadford, who's challenging Newton in the upcoming mayoral election, called Beltaine's remarks "uncalled for." Seems like some folks weren't quite as entertained!

The Tarrant Tattler Connection

Beltaine is also known for founding the Tarrant Tattler, a Facebook page that started as satire but evolved into a hub for city documents, commentary, and resident concerns.

Parting Shots

Beltaine clarified that her colorful send-off was directed at all city leaders, including the mayor. "I flicked them all off. He drives me crazy, too," she said. "I'm not aligned with the mayor. That's what everybody thinks, but I'm not."

So, ChumCity, what do you think? Was Beltaine's outburst justified after years of civic engagement, or was it simply over the line? Sound off in the comments!

Huge News, ChumCity! Butting Heads to Baldwin County!

Get ready, folks! Global stainless steel pipe giant, Butting, is bringing its North American HQ and first-ever U.S. production facility right here to Baldwin County. This $61 million project is set to create up to 100 awesome, high-paying jobs – way above the county average!

What's Butting All About?

Founded way back in 1777 (that's older than your grandpa!), Butting is a world leader in stainless steel pipe technology. They're experts in clad pipes, custom spools, cryogenic pipe systems, and more. They already have locations around the globe, and now they're adding Baldwin County to the list!

Why Loxley?

Butting's CEO, Adrian Rochofski, says they chose Baldwin County because it's a great place to live and work, has a skilled workforce, and is close to major transportation routes. Plus, they felt super welcome here! They'll be setting up shop on a 50+ acre site in Loxley's industrial corridor.

A Two-Phase Plan

The project will roll out in two phases. First, they'll establish their HQ and start fabricating stainless steel spools and cryogenic pipe systems. Then, they'll build two state-of-the-art stainless steel welded pipe mills and expand their production capabilities.

Groundbreaking Soon!

Construction on Phase 1 is expected to kick off in Fall 2025, with hiring starting even sooner. This is a massive win for Baldwin County, solidifying our spot as a hub for advanced manufacturing and international business.

A Warm Welcome

Local leaders are thrilled! Mayor Richard Teal of Loxley called it a "historic project" that will bring new opportunities and international recognition. Lee Johnson from the Baldwin County Economic Development Alliance said it proves we're a top choice for international companies.

Get ready for some exciting growth, ChumCity!

SEC Media Days are Coming to Atlanta!

Get ready, ChumCity! Next week, SEC Media Days are BACK and heading to the College Football Hall of Fame and the Omni Atlanta Hotel. Last year's Dallas trip was fun, but it's great to be back in ATL.

What's the Hype?

SEC Media Days are where players and coaches drop those juicy sound bites we all crave. It's a sneak peek into how each team is gearing up for the season – a must-see for fans and the press alike.

Who's Representing? Here's the Roster:

Alabama (Kalen DeBoer):

• Tim Keenan III, DL, Senior
• Deontae Lawson, LB, Senior
• Kadyn Proctor, OL, Junior

Arkansas (Sam Pittman):

• Cam Ball, DL, Senior
• Taylen Green, QB, Senior
• Xavian Sorey Jr., LB, Senior

Auburn (Hugh Freeze):

• Jackson Arnold, QB, Junior
• Keldric Faulk, DL, Junior
• Connor Lew, OL, Junior

Florida (Billy Napier):

• Caleb Banks, DL, Senior
• Jake Slaughter, OL, Senior
• DJ Lagway, QB, Sophomore

Georgia (Kirby Smart):

• CJ Allen, LB, Junior
• Daylen Everette, DB, Senior
• Gunner Stockton, QB, Junior

Kentucky (Mark Stoops):

• Alex Afari Jr., LB, Senior
• Jordan Lovett, DB, Senior
• Josh Kattus, TE, Senior

LSU (Brian Kelly):

• Chris Hilton Jr., WR, Senior
• Garrett Nussmeier, QB, Senior
• Whit Weeks, LB, Junior

Ole Miss (Lane Kiffin):

• TJ Dottery, LB, Junior
• Cayden Lee, WR, Junior
• Austin Simmons, QB, Sophomore

Mississippi State (Jeff Lebby):

• Blake Shapen, QB, Graduate
• Isaac Smith, S, Junior
• Brenen Thompson, WR, Senior

Missouri (Eli Drinkwitz):

• Daylan Carnell, S, Graduate
• Connor Tollison, C, Graduate
• Zion Young, DE, Senior

Oklahoma (Brent Venables):

• John Mateer, QB, Junior
• Robert Spears-Jennings, DB, Senior
• R Mason Thomas, DL, Senior

South Carolina (Shane Beamer):

• LaNorris Sellers, QB, Sophomore
• DQ Smith, DB, Senior
• Nick Barrett, DT, Senior

Tennessee (Josh Heupel):

• Arion Carter, LB, Junior
• Miles Kitselman, TE, Senior
• Bryson Eason, DT, Senior

Texas (Steve Sarkisian):

• Anthony Hill Jr, LB, Junior
• Arch Manning, QB, Sophomore
• Michael Taaffe, DB, Senior

Texas A&M (Mike Elko):

• Will Lee III, DB, Senior
• Ar’maj Reed-Adams, OL, Graduate
• Taurean York, LB, Junior

Vanderbilt (Clark Lea):

• Randon Fontenette, S/OLB, Junior
• Martel Hight, DB, Junior
• Diego Pavia, QB, Graduate

O'Connor Pleads the Fifth!

Dr. Kevin O'Connor, former White House doc, clammed up during a House Oversight Committee interview! He invoked the Fifth Amendment while being questioned about a supposed cover-up of President Biden's health. What's he hiding? Speculation is running wild!

Fairhope Library Drama Continues

Most Fairhope city council hopefuls agree: inappropriate books don't belong in the kids' section of the public library. Makes sense, right? But candidate Andrea Faust Booth seems hesitant, almost backing the same library staff whose actions already cost the Alabama Public Library Service funding!

Attorney General Pushes for Murder Trial

Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall is pushing for a murder trial in the Steve Perkins shooting case. He wants that former Decatur officer held accountable! Key question: Was officer Mac Marquette truly in fear for his life when Perkins pointed a gun at him?

Palmer Predicts GOP Surge

U.S. Rep. Gary Palmer (R-Hoover) sees a growing Republican wave coming! Why? He says people are fed up with "stupid" Democratic policies and their way-out-there ideas.

NASA Facing Exodus?

Budget cuts and policy shifts under the Trump administration are causing a mass exodus from NASA, with 279 folks expected to depart Marshall Space Flight Center in Alabama. Is this the beginning of the end for American space exploration?

Tuberville's Tough Talk on Immigration

Senator Tommy Tuberville (R-Auburn) says ICE agents should "shoot back" if attacked during immigration enforcement, emphasizing their right to self-defense. The usual suspects are twisting into pretzels trying to misunderstand him.

Britt Calls for Unity After Texas Floods

While some sling mud after the Texas floods, Alabama Senator Katie Britt (R-Montgomery) is calling for national unity. She slammed Democrats for blaming Trump's policies instead of focusing on helping those in need!

Dale Jackson is the voice of reason weekdays from 5-9 a.m. on WVNN.