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Montgomery City Council Keeps Purse Strings Tight!

Hold on to your hats, ChumCity! The Montgomery City Council had a busy Tuesday night, making some key decisions that'll definitely get you talking.

Contract Cap Stays Put!

In a nail-biting 5-4 vote, the council decided to keep the $50,000 spending limit on Mayor Steven Reed's contract-signing power. This means the Mayor needs council approval for any contract exceeding that amount. Councilman Andrew Szymanski championed the limit, emphasizing transparency and taxpayer dollars. He argued that the council's role in approving contracts is crucial for responsible governance. One community alliance representative even urged council members to retain oversight, saying, "Why would you give up your constituents and yourself to one person to sign the contracts without your approval?"

Booze Business Put on Pause!

In other news, the council unanimously agreed to a 90-day break on issuing new off-premise liquor licenses. This gives them time to investigate the concentration of package stores across the city. Councilman Oronde Mitchell wants to understand how the number and distribution of liquor stores impact neighborhoods. The initial idea was a six-month freeze on all alcohol licenses, but the final version focused solely on package stores and shortened the duration. Council President C.C. Calhoun said this allows for a "thoughtful look at density" without affecting other local businesses.

So, there you have it, ChumCity! Another round of decisions made in Montgomery. What do you think about these latest developments? Let us know in the comments!

War Eagle, What's Going On?

Auburn's AD, John Cohen, just inked a deal with Notre Dame and is now claiming booster influence in coaching hires is a total myth. He says he's got all the power in the post-Hugh Freeze coaching search, with no donor pressure whatsoever! Meanwhile, over in Tuscaloosa, Alabama's looking playoff-bound. Talk about programs heading in different directions!

Alabama Public Television: Lights Out?

Alabama Public Television's facing a potential $3.5 million donor funding loss from almost 24,000 members if they ditch PBS. That's 80-90% of programming like "Sesame Street" and "Daniel Tiger" gone, plus lost viewers and website rebuild costs. The debate over federal cuts and "liberal bias" is reaching a boiling point, and their failure to get ahead of it is now their problem.

Orange Beach Mayor Says NO to Casinos

Orange Beach Mayor Tony Kennon is firmly against casinos in Alabama, even though Orange Beach might be a prime location. He thinks they're community killers, opening a "Pandora's box" of social ills like prostitution and violence (think Biloxi/Gulfport). He won't support casino-funded legislators from the Poarch Creek or Vegas groups either.

Trump Rally Rocks Auburn (Via Phone!)

President Trump addressed a packed house at Auburn University's Neville Arena via phone for a Turning Point USA rally. He called Auburn a "special place" and gave props to the org and its late founder, Charlie Kirk, for focusing on conservative youth.

Tuberville & Britt Blast NYC's New Mayor

Senator Katie Britt (R-Montgomery) is slamming Dems for electing socialist Zohran Mamdani as NYC mayor, calling it radical extremism. Senator Tommy Tuberville (R-Auburn) called him an "idiot" and a disgrace who's digging NY's financial grave. Ouch!

NYC Mayor-Elect Faces Reality Check

The media's gushing coverage of NYC Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani's win is running smack into reality. Pressure's mounting on Governor Kathy Hochul to approve Mamdani's 2% tax on millionaires and raise the corporate tax rate to fund city groceries, childcare, and buses. But she's resisting the urge.

Trump Urges Filibuster Nuke

President Trump is pushing GOP senators to ditch the filibuster to end the shutdown, blaming it for the Democrat's election wins. Meanwhile, Democrats like Senator Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) are urging their party to reject shutdown deals without ACA subsidy extensions amidst the SNAP benefit fight, flight delays, and unpaid workers. A true political stalemate!