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Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey has defended her decision to fire the state veterans commissioner after a state board refused her request to do so. Ivey briefly spoke with reporters Tuesday after a speech to a Montgomery civic club.
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Gov. Kay Ivey says she is using her authority to remove the leader of the Alabama Department of Veterans Affairs. Ivey sent a letter to Commissioner W. Kent Davis saying he was immediately removed from the position.
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The commissioner of the Alabama Department of Veterans Affairs is resigning following criticisms from Gov. Kay Ivey. Commissioner W. Kent Davis on Monday submitted his resignation which will be effective Dec. 31. Ivey last week asked Davis to resign.
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Alabamians are invited to discover their own history. The Alabama Department of Archives and History is continuing to host workshops to help locals learn more about their roots and family trees.
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The Alabama Department of Veterans Affairs has teamed up with Emory Healthcare to provide a new program and resources to post-9/11 veterans and service members in Alabama.
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ALEXANDER CITY, Ala. (AP) — About two dozen people have died at an Alabama veterans nursing home because of the new coronavirus. The Alabama Department of…
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The Alabama Department of Veterans Affairs is seeking a new site for a veterans nursing home. Belinda Bazinet is the ADVA’s public information…
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MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) — The Alabama Department of Veterans Affairs is looking for a location in southeast Alabama to build the state's fifth veterans…
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Veteran Affairs health benefits have been extended to more than 142,000 veterans living in rural Alabama. Al.com reports that the extension of federal…
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A judge has scheduled a September hearing on motions filed in former House Speaker Mike Hubbard ethics case. APR’s Stan Ingold has more…Former House…