Panoply headlines an exciting weekend in the Rocket City (April 24-26)

Panoply headlines an exciting weekend in the Rocket City (April 24-26) This is a big weekend here in Huntsville, because not only is the South’s premier arts festival back for its 44th year, but we have some fantastic live music happening around town and a bevy of cool markets, shows and events. So whether it’s Panoply, monster trucks, a book fair or a farmers market, you’ll find what you want. Reference: hvilleblast.com
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Eliminating state grocery tax would make life better for Alabama families

Eliminating state grocery tax would make life better for Alabama families

Alabama’s sales tax on groceries is a cruel tax on survival, particularly in times of economic insecurity. It increases hunger rates and drives struggling Alabamians deeper into poverty. Two bills in the 2022 regular session – SB 43 by Sen. Andrew Jones, R-Centre, and HB 173 by Rep. Mike Holmes, R-Wetumpka – would end the state grocery tax while protecting school funding. The graph below shows how millions of Alabamians would benefit.

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