The next time President Bush visits Tuskegee he may have a much
smoother ride than he experienced on his last visit in April, thanks
partly to a quip the president made about the city's potholes.
Gov. Bob Riley
announced Tuesday that Tuskegee was getting a $500,000 federal
community development grant to fill potholes and make other
improvements to city streets. The city is providing $50,000 in local
funding for the project. Read more
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Saturday, October 7
President's bumpy rides leads to funding for Tuskegee road work
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on Sat 07 Oct 2006 03:18 PM EDT
Friday, October 6
African American Billionaire Leads Huge Investment Team to Liberia
by
Admin
on Fri 06 Oct 2006 02:52 AM EDT
Over 20 years ago, Billionaire Robert Johnson started the Black Entertainment Television network after taking a $15,000 bank loan; in 2001, Johnson sold the network to Viacom for $3 billion. With a little bit of luck, one of the richest men in the world will be hoping to rub some of his magic on Liberia. Read more
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