12:03 PM Looks Like Government Shutdown Coming To An End
WASHINGTON D.C.: After 40 days and nights of the government shut down, it looks as if the shutdown is finally coming to an end.
WASHINGTON D.C.: After 40 days and nights of the government shut down, it looks as if the shutdown is finally coming to an end.
WHAT…For the Freeze Warning, sub-freezing temperatures as low as 19 expected. For the Cold Weather Advisory, very cold wind chills as low as 18 expected. * WHERE…Portions of southeast Alabama and southwest Georgia. * WHEN…For the Freeze Warning, from 9 PM EST /8 PM CST/ this evening to 8 AM EST /7 AM CST/ Tuesday. For the Cold Weather Advisory, from 11 PM EST /10 PM CST/ this evening to 8 AM EST /7 AM CST/ Tuesday. * IMPACTS…Frost and freeze conditions could kill crops, other sensitive vegetation and possibly damage unprotected outdoor plumbing.
HENRY – HOUSTON COUNTY: There are two articles for David Money, former Henry County Probate Judge/Henry County Commission Chairman as he announced bid for District 85 – Alabama House of Representatives.
This video is of only David Money’s comments made this past Thursday evening. The other article has all of the program which is the introduction of David Money and the benediction following his comments.
HENRY – HOUSTON COUNTY: This past Thursday David Money announced that he will be seeking election as District 85, Alabama State Representative, in the 2026 elections.
Alabama House District 85 represents Henry County and parts of Houston County.
Born and raised in Henry County, David Money served 12 years as Henry County Probate Judge/Henry County Commission Chairman. In Henry County the Office of Probate Judge and Chairman of Henry County Commission are served by the same person. David Money did not seek re-election as Probate Judge/County Commission Chairman after serving the two consecutive terms.
David Money said he is grateful for the people allowing him to serve 12 years as Probate Judge/Commission Chairman. Money said he is seeking the Alabama State Representative District 85 office because it will allow him to get to a different perspective where he can serve more and give more to the people of Henry and Houston Counties.
David Money said elected officials are trusted with pubic funds which come from YOUR pocket. Money said he takes that trust very seriously. David Money said he takes so much joy in trying to help others.
David Money, born and raised in Henry County and attended schools in Henry County. Money has been married for 53 consecutive years. Together they have four ( 4 ) children and 11 grandchildren.
David Money said he has volunteered in areas of service for the past 50 years for free, except the past 12 years when serving as Henry County Probate Judge/Henry County Commission Chairman. Money worked with many people helping establish different programs over his 50 years of combined volunteer and paid service.
Until David Money became Henry County Probate Judge/Henry County Commission Chairman, he owned and operated Money’s Ford in Abbeville. Money said he knows what it means to make a payroll, to manage a business through tough economic times and what it is to have the responsibility to make a payroll for those who work and depend on you.
A strong supporter of economic development and especially workforce development. Helping the young people to learn their niche in life when they do not want to get into a four year college. Money supports workforce development in helping young people learn skills to help them in their life.
In 2020, David Money was elected as President of the Alabama Association of County Commissioners. During the two years as Presdient of the State Association, Money chaired the legislative committee and made contacts all across the state and in the State House in Montgomery. In those two years he worked with people all across the state to get good legislation passed, but equally important to get bad bills defeated. As Alabama State Representative David Money feels he can help from a much broader perspective.
Money said people are demanding leaders who will serve with clarity, honesty, and integrity. Money said he pledges to work hard every day for the citizens of Henry and Houston County.
Election will be in May 2026. Official qualifying will not be until January 2026. Money will be qualifying for Alabama House of Representatives, District 85.
This is the video of the entire program held in beautiful downtown Abbeville. There is another article where RSN only featured the comments by Money.





DOTHAN:
The Angel of Hope Statue is for every parent who has lost a child of any age starting at conception.
It is a place to provide comfort, healing and also a way of remembering each child so they are never forgotten. Engraved on the right wing is HOPE and her arms are reaching out to welcome all who comes to her.
Each year on December 6th at 7:00pm, a candlelit memorial service is held at the Angel of Hope statue in Westgate Park .
All are welcome to attend in memory of their beloved child/children. A candle and a white flower will be provided to those who attend.
In addition to representing hope to all parents who have endured the death of a child, The Angel Of Hope Statue serves as a gravesite for parents that don’t have one. It is a symbol of hope, a place to reflect, a place of healing and a special place for people to grieve.
The Angel is a symbol that will represent and honor our children.
Our children will live in our hearts and lives forever. Remember that our children live through us; and their lives can touch many others through us. Parents need to feel hope that they will survive and move on, and that their children will never be forgotten
If you know of a family who has lost a child please tell them about the Angel Of Hope Statue and invite them to attend the candlelight vigil on December 6th at 7pm


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