Barnett Wright
Executive Editor at The Birmingham Times
Married, Dad, Author, Executive Editor, The Birmingham Times Media Group LLC. Philly raised sports fan. Once, Alabama Media Group/The Birmingham News.
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1 week ago |
alabamanewscenter.com | Barnett Wright
Alabama has been identified as one of four locations with special significance for JPMorganChase in 2025, according to a letter to shareholders from one of its top executives.
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2 weeks ago |
birminghamtimes.com | Barnett Wright |Sym Posey
By Barnett Wright and Sym Posey | The Birmingham TimesLeaving the Super Target in Hoover, Alabama, recently, Kevin Jackson was unapologetic. Yes, he was aware of calls to boycott the retailer after it rolled back diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives. Yes, he was concerned about the other corporations eliminating DEI programs. But that wasn’t enough to stop him from shopping there. “Black people still work there.
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2 weeks ago |
birminghamtimes.com | Barnett Wright
By Barnett Wright | The Birmingham TimesAlabama has been identified as one of four locations with special significance for JPMorganChase in 2025, according to a letter to shareholders from one of its top executives.
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2 weeks ago |
birminghamtimes.com | Barnett Wright
By Barnett Wright | The Birmingham TimesAlabamians should contact state lawmakers to protect the Birmingham Civil Rights Institute from state budget cuts, the board of BCRI said in a statement issued on Thursday. This week state lawmakers took their first official action on the state General Fund budget that eliminated $100,000 of funding for the Birmingham Civil Rights Institute, the Magic City Classic football game, and several other line items.
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3 weeks ago |
al.com | Hannah Denham |Barnett Wright
In the last several years, the people elected to run Alabama’s largest county have been doling out more and more pork, dipping into public dollars set aside for road paving and instead letting individual county commissioners pass out money to their favorite nonprofits and local projects. In 2018, each of the five Jefferson County commissioners got $100,000 of public money to distribute to community organizations and infrastructure projects.
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