Northport's New Mayor And Council Focus On Unity And Growth
A new chapter begins in Northport as a new city councils pledges to work together, putting past rivalries aside for the community's sake.
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Northport City Councilman Woodrow Washington Seeks Re-Election
Incumbent Northport City Councilman Woodrow Washington is seeking re-election when voters go to the polls tomorrow to choose who will lead the city for the next four years.
Jamie Dykes Seeks Re-Election to Northport City Council
Incumbent Northport City Councilwoman Jamie Dykes is running for re-election and told the Thread she believes she can accomplish a lot if given a second term representing District 4.
Challenger Holt Clark Seeks Northport's District 4 Council Seat
A Northport father of four is running for city council when voters go to the polls late next month, and is running on a platform of transparent, responsible governance.
Uncontested Race Gives Danny Higdon Northport City Council Seat
A local financial expert appears set to cruise to a seat on the Northport City Council after no one else qualified to seek it.
Northport Council Paves Way For University Beach Development
As the votes were cast, tensions ran high in Northport. The council's split decision marks a turning point for this 76-acre piece of land.
Northport Councilman Karl Wiggins Announces Re-Election Campaign
One of the newer faces on the Northport City Council will run for re-election to the seat Governor Kay Ivey appointed him to in 2023.
Northport Opens New Visitor's Center and Heritage Museum
Government officials gathered in Northport on Friday to celebrate the grand opening of the city's new Visitors Center and Heritage Museum near its historic downtown district.
Northport Commission Rebukes New Proposal for University Beach
The Northport community and fascinated onlookers around the region got their longest look to date at updated plans for University Beach - the notorious $350 million lagoon resort the city council rushed to approve last year.
Northport to Give Tuscaloosa Library Extra $100,000 After Faceoff
The Northport City Council begrudgingly voted on Monday to give an extra $100,000 to the Tuscaloosa Public Library after its board voted last month to cut some online services to citizens there.