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John Pilati

John Pilati

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Contributor, Franklin Free Press

Alabama

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  • New law designed to 'even the playing field' for independent pharmacies and large chains

    By John Pilati| Franklin Free Press Verified After a similar bill failed in the Alabama Legislature last year, both the Alabama Senate and House unanimously approved a law last week designed to protect locally-owned community pharmacies, which are closing across Alabama at an alarming rate. SB252 was approved 33-0 in the Alabama Senate and 102-0 in the House and became law after Gov. Kay Ivey signed the legislation.

    By John Pilati · Franklin Free Press

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Phil Campbell Mayor resigns effective immediately

    By John Pilati| Franklin Free Press Verified BREAKING NEWS: Phil Campbell Mayor Mike McQuary has resigned effective immediately. Mayor Pro Tempore Phillip King will now serve as mayor pursuant to Alabama law:The news of McQuary’s resignation came after he contacted members of the Phil Campbell City Council and City Clerk Virginia Burks Wednesday morning. The council was scheduled to have its regular council meeting Tuesday evening, but McQuary, King and Councilman Barry King were absent.

    By John Pilati · Franklin Free Press

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • New law designed to 'even the playing field' for independent pharmacies and large chains

    By John Pilati| Franklin Free Press Verified After a similar bill failed in the Alabama Legislature last year, both the Alabama Senate and House unanimously approved a law last week designed to protect locally-owned community pharmacies, which are closing across Alabama at an alarming rate. SB252 was approved 33-0 in the Alabama Senate and 102-0 in the House and became law after Gov. Kay Ivey signed the legislation.

    By John Pilati · Franklin Free Press

    Apr. 17, 2025

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Franklin Free Press

Alabama, United States

+1 256-332-0255