Montgomery City Council Restores Museum’s Dual Governance Structure
The resolution returns the MMFA to a governance model that had been in place for more than 60 years.
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Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts Board President Responds to Mayor’s Public Attack Over Governance Dispute
“Concerns over current operations are ‘manufactured’ – just because certain city officials keep saying that the City Museum Board and Association Board are ‘operating illegally’ does not make it so.”
ACTION 8 UPDATE: Montgomery City Council approves renovations to Montgomery Zoo
Council members voted Tuesday to approve a $4.2 million plan to update the zoo’s entrance.
NFL draft pick honored at Montgomery City Council
A former football player at Montgomery’s Sidney Lanier High School is being honored by the Montgomery City Council for being selected in this year’s NFL draft.
Montgomery Residents Voice Safety Concerns at City Council Meeting
“Safety is important to every citizen in the community, and we need to feel safe,” one frustrated Montgomery resident said.
NBA Star JaMychal Green Honored for Giving Back to Montgomery
NBA star JaMychal Green was honored during Tuesday night’s city council meeting for his generosity and commitment to helping the Montgomery community.
Jackson Hospital asks Montgomery City Council to guarantee loan to stay open
Montgomery’s City Hall was filled with nurses, doctors, and other employees from Jackson Hospital who are worried about their jobs and their patients.
Montgomery business owners say they’re frustrated trying to renew their city licenses
Business owners in Montgomery say they’ve had major problems trying to renew their licenses this month.
Supporters of Jackson Hospital hold rally as financial restructuring continues
A rally in support of Jackson Hospital’s financial restructuring has been held, which included staff, community partners and patients.
Gunfire and city contracts topics at Montgomery City Council meeting
The first thing on the city council’s agenda was to override Mayor Steven Reed’s veto of an ordinance that passed several weeks ago, which means all city contracts over $50,000 must be reviewed and approved by the city council.
