Alabama Photos of the Year 2020
Updated Dec 30, 2020;
Posted Dec 30, 2020
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You might think photos could hardly do 2020 justice, but Alabama photographers preserved an unforgettable year in stunning fashion.
Marred by a deadly pandemic that has killed nearly 4,400 people in our state, this year saw too few glimpses of what we might remember as normal life. COVID-19
is 2020. At least that’s how most of us see it. It’s impacted literally every person on the planet, let alone Alabama. And it touched nearly every major story and image we captured.
The pandemic compounded with the death of George Floyd that sparked nationwide protests and rallies for social justice during the summer gave us images we’ll never forget, even if we wish we could. In spite of it, life went on. Sports, graduations, restaurants, churches, elections and other aspects of our daily lives attempted to carry on. Its own disaster, the virus could not stop hurricanes and tornadoes that
Shreveport City Council approves one-time hazard pay for employees, redirects $250,000 appropriation Deborah Bayliss, Shreveport Times
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The Shreveport City Council changed the funding source to provide a lump sum, one-time payment to City of Shreveport employees, and reallocated funding appropriated for each councilman to the Community Development fund during a special Friday session.
According to language in the amendment to Resolution 145, which deals with the one-time payment, the city does not have sufficient funds to authorize a permanent pay increase for generally classified employees for 2021, but funding is available for a one-time pay increase in lieu of the permanent cost of living, merit or other pay raise.