Brad Fisher is a Senior Technical Manager at Kingfisher Media LLC. He covers a diverse range of topics including law and legal affairs, litigation, construction and real estate, as well as climate change and environmental issues, often focusing on public education, urban design, and water management. His work has been featured in prominent outlets such as The New York Times, VentureBeat, Business Day, BLOX Digital, and Black Belt News Network.
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Brad Fisher's articles primarily focus on local news and government-related topics in the Selma area of Alabama. His coverage predominantly includes government announcements, legal policy regulations, and weather updates. Given this context, individuals or organizations with insights into local governance, municipal policies, economic development initiatives in Alabama (specifically Selma), and educational reforms would likely capture his attention.
Additionally, professionals who can provide expert commentary on legal or regulatory matters pertaining to local governance are also well-suited for engagement with Brad Fisher. It is evident that he has a strong emphasis on reporting about city council activities and developments within the Selma community.
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By: Rowan Niemisto, Efim Shapiro, David A. Fahrenthold, Liz O. Baylen, Mooj Zadie, Brad Fisher, Marion Lozano, Leah Shaw Dameron, Jack D’Isidoro, Lexie Diao, Michael Barbaro, Rob Szypko, Alyssa Moxley, Diana Nguyen, Dan Powell
Depending on where you sit, the projects are either boldly cutting red tape or blowing through every regulation designed to protect taxpayer dollars.
By: Brad Fisher
Vaughan Regional Medical Center in Selma and Whitfield Regional Hospital in Demopolis have been recognized for preventing a common but potentially serious infection.
By: Brad Fisher
If you didn’t know better, you’d think downtown Demopolis is recovering from a natural disaster.
Alabama improves slightly in child well-being, study shows
By: Brad Fisher
Selma police have made 34 felony arrests in the last two months, but Interim Police Chief Michael Perry told the Selma City Council his department needs more to do their
By: Brad Fisher
Demopolis city officials are figuring out their next steps to bring downtown buildings up to code.
By: Brad Fisher
Selma will soon be served by a different provider of garbage services.
By: Brad Fisher
Preferred Waste Solution will take over curbside garbage pickup in Selma on Oct. 1, according to company CEO Julia Isaac.
By: Brad Fisher
Hale and Marengo County residents will be able to hear more about the impact of a proposed data center at a free public forum in Gallion on July 30.
By: Brad Fisher
Greene County’s 7,700 residents are without emergency medical services.
