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Excellent work by city leaders to restore order, protect lives and property, and channel relief efforts following the April 27 tornado established a wealth of goodwill from citizens across Tuscaloosa. Call it political capital.
The mayor and City Council will begin spending some of that political capital in the coming weeks as they establish new standards for rebuilding in the tornado zone and beyond. It remains to be seen if they have enough in the bank to get it done.
It outlines policy recommendations to further solidify Alabama as a leader in workforce development.
State Rep. James Lomax, R-Huntsville, was among 28 select lawmakers to complete the leadership development program.
The program supports Alabama entrepreneurs and innovators, particularly underrepresented groups.
The funding aims to provide job training and educational opportunities to at-risk youth in Birmingham and Bessemer.
