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* [[1933]]: President Roosevelt signed the bill authorizing the [[Civilian Conservation Corps]] * 2019: [[Grace House Ministries]] founder [[Lois Coleman]] died.

* [[2003]]: [[Bob Riley]]'s "[[Amendment One]]" tax bill was rejected by 68% of the state's voters. * [[1925]]: [[W. H. Coleman]], a [[Fairfield]] police officer, was killed in the line of duty.

The bill was created in the context of similar pieces of state legislation having be ...ession|2022 session]], but it did not pass. Some of the provisions of that bill did make their way into [[Act of Alabama No. 2022-290]] by amendment. That

'''Tracie A. Todd-Coleman''' is a former deputy [[Jefferson County District Attorney]] and judge on t ...8 general election|2018 election]]. She married Chicago businessman Wesley Coleman in August [[2014]].

...ransportation projects. It died in committee. A revived version of Allen's bill passed the Senate and a House committee in [[2016]], but did not come to a ...apitol, made it clear that Confederate heritage was the motivation for the bill. After three hours of debate, the measure passed by a 72-29 vote.

...Tide. He also oversaw expansion projects at [[Bryant-Denny Stadium]] and [[Coleman Coliseum]] as well as improved facilities for other sports. Also under his ...become a special assistant to University president [[Judy Bonner]], with [[Bill Battle III]] selected as his successor as athletic director.

...s calculated by the [[Alabama Personnel Department]] every four years. The bill was signed into law by [[Governor of Alabama|Governor]] [[Kay Ivey]] on [[M ..., John Katopodis, Nina Miglionico, Pete Clifford, Bettye Fine Collins, and Bill Myers]]

...sted by offensive coordinator [[Pat Sullivan]] and defensive coordinator [[Bill Clay]]. * Running backs: [[Jegil Dugger]], [[Percy Coleman]], [[Carl Fair]], [[Cedric Thatch]], [[Cory Conley]], [[Bernard Anderson]],

* Bill Richardson: 1,021 (0.2%) * Bill Richardson: 93 (0.1%)

** [[Bill Cole]] (R) 87,120 (51%, winner) ** [[Linda Coleman]] (D) 21,658 (80%, winner)

...rder during a state of emergency caused by a pandemic or bioterrorism. The bill was sponsored by Representative Jamie Kiel (R-Russellville). ([https://arc- ...] to permit home delivery of wine and beer to adults for personal use. The bill was signed by Governor Ivey on [[April 13]]. ([https://arc-sos.state.al.us/

* [[2019]]: [[Bill Burgess]], [[Tommy Agee]], [[Willie Davenport]], [[Luis Gonzalez]], [[Bud M ...]]: [[Stewart Cink]], [[Johnny Davis]], [[Chan Gailey]], [[Tim Hudson]], [[Bill Jones]], [[Kathy McMinn]], [[Terrell Owens]], [[Dabo Swinney]]

** '''[[Bill Cole]]''' (R), unopposed ** [[Suzanna Coleman]] (D) 6,930 votes (33%)

...s was listed as the 21-year-old son of Ada Duncan and the stepson of Sandy Coleman, living with them in a house on [[9th Court North]] in [[Birmingham]] and w * Plott, Bill (February 23, 1992) {{BN}}/''The Montgomery Advertiser'', p. 10E

** inductees: [[Mac Arnold]], [[Sam Frazier Jr]], [[Tony Coleman]], [[John Palmore]], [[Maxwell Russell]], [[Ardie Dean]], [[Slim Barnes]], ** inductees: [[Candi Staton]], [[David Sea]], [[Theodis Ealey]], [[Bill Avery]], [[Sir Charles Jones]], [[Chris Simmons]], [[Sugar Harp]], [[Sputni

** Linda Coleman 7,152 (53.37%, winner) ** [[Merika Coleman]] 3,236 (56.36%, winner)

* Coleman, Bill (June 10, 2012) "[http://rockmountainalabama.com/the-bessemer-alabama-india

** [[Christian Coleman]] (D), 4,815 votes (35.9%) ** '''[[Merika Coleman]]''' (D, incumbent), 26,332 votes (86.5%), winner

* [[June 25]]: [[Bill Pierre]], baseball player, manager and scout * [[September 7]]: [[Bill Holden]], baseball player

* [[March 27]]: [[Bill Bussey|Bubba Bussey]], radio show host * August: [[Daniel Coleman]], president of [[Birmingham-Southern College]]