Winston County – Ed Packard for Secretary of State

On the Road: Arley

May 23, 2022 EdLeave a comment

It was great being back in Arley Saturday! I had a lot of fun at Arley Day held at Hamner Park! Many thanks to the Arley Women’s Club for organizing and holding such a wonderful event!

On the Road: Arley & Chitlin’ Day

April 3, 2022April 3, 2022 EdLeave a comment

After leaving Cullman Saturday morning, I made my way to Arley in Winston County to participate in the 63rd Annual Chitlin’ Supper, of which I was proud to sponsor. It was a great event, raising funds for the Meek High School band so they can get new marching uniforms. I enjoyed meeting and visiting attendees and vendors as well as seeing long-time friends!

If you would like to contribute to help the band, you may mail a contribution to:

Meek High School Band, Attention Zach Cleghorn, 6615 County Road 41, Arley, AL 35541

With Members of the Meek High School Band

With Band Director Zach Cleghorn and Event Coordinator Brittany Bailes

With Katie Britt, Candidate for U.S. Senate

With Jane Tesney, Former Member of the Winston County Board of Registrars

Candidates for Governor Lew Burdette and Lindy Blanchard exhibiting their Chitlin’ Street Cred

With Winston County Circuit Clerk and long-time Friend JD Snoddy

On the Road: Birmingham

February 20, 2022March 11, 2022 EdLeave a comment

This weekend, I enjoyed attending and sponsoring a table at the Alabama Republican Party’s Winter Dinner at the Sheraton in Birmingham. I saw friends and colleagues and met many wonderful Alabama Republicans.

With Deborah Howard, My Campaign Administrator

With Deborah (St. Clair County) and Katelyn Howard (Etowah County)

With J. D. Snoddy, Winston County Circuit Clerk, and His Wife

With Greg Cook, Candidate for Associate Justice of the Alabama Supreme Court

On the Road: Double Springs

February 15, 2022 EdLeave a comment

Last night, I was in Double Springs visiting with Winston County Republicans. I appreciated their sharing their thoughts and concerns about elections in Alabama. I look forward to getting back to Winston County soon.