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10/03/2026

Right now, journalist and commentator Michael Tracey is trying to reveal the identity of the woman known as Jane Doe in the Cornell case, saying he wants to know who she is in order to evaluate her credibility.

So let me add my voice.

I am Jane Doe.

Not because I know her identity. I don’t want to know it. Not because every woman has experienced what Jane Doe alleges happened to her.

But because I understand why a woman making allegations of sexual violence might need anonymity.

And I understand what it means when, yet again, the spotlight turns towards the woman.

Who is she?
What did she do?
Can we believe her?
What can we find out about her?

Her identity isn’t the question I need answered.

And she doesn’t owe the internet her name in order for her allegations to be investigated seriously and fairly.

So if people want to go looking for Jane Doe:

Here I am.

And judging by what I’m seeing online, there are thousands upon thousands of us.

We are all Jane Doe.

And perhaps if enough of us say it loudly enough, her name can remain exactly where it belongs:

with her 🩷

10/02/2026

♿ Alabama’s new disability parking placard law brings changes in stages. Here are the dates to know:

• October 1, 2026: Act 2026-498 takes effect.

• On or after January 1, 2027: ALDOR must implement barcode or QR verification linking to the placard holder’s name and the placard’s status.

• October 1, 2028: Placards will expire one week after the holder’s death. Executors must notify the local licensing official at probate proceedings or within 90 days of death, whichever comes first.

Keep these dates in mind, especially if you or a family member uses a disability parking placard.

Official source:
https://www.revenue.alabama.gov/memo-legislative-acts-mvd-memo-2026-003/

Disclaimer: 49 County News is sharing this information for public awareness based on guidance published by the Alabama Department of Revenue. This post is a general summary and should not be considered legal advice or a substitute for the full law. For questions about your placard or how these changes apply to you, contact your local licensing office or the Alabama Department of Revenue. Consult a qualified attorney if you need legal advice.

09/29/2026

12/12/2025

Our motorcycle es**rt to bring the wreaths into Florida National Cemetery has been a long standing tradition with our rider community and with those anxiously awaiting the arrival of the wreaths, to place for our fallen veterans. The ride began in Lakeland at Saddle Creek Logistics Services and was the vision a dedicated veteran to bring the remembrance wreaths into the cemetery with honor each year. This photo was taken in 2012 as the riders lined up for the route from Lakeland to Bushnell.
The ride has continued through the years with only a few times that it was cancelled due to weather conditions that threatened riders safety. As the years have changed with the growth of the ride and the volunteers who attend our National Wreaths Across America Day event, our team has been challenged each year. Safety has always been our number one concern for the riders and executing the es**rt into the cemetery. It hasn't always been an easy movement with logistics . We took a year off last year to watch how our traffic into the cemetery would shift, so that we could build a better entry of the ride into the cemetery.

The es**rt ride is back this year. We have moved two es**rts into one event. We have a new staging site that is very excited to be working with us in partnership to make this a success.
If you ride, we are inviting you back, join us on Saturday 12/13 to es**rt the wreaths of honor into Florida National Cemetery. You can find all the details here on our facebook event page: https://www.facebook.com/share/1FVzL5pnUs/
This ride is for motorcycles only, we are bringing the event back to it's roots.
If you would like to watch the ride, we believe the best place will be inside the cemetery in the Flag Assembly area where we will host our ceremony. The next best place to watch off grounds is the https://www.facebook.com/SumterCountyFarmersMarket If you are local, this is a great place to watch outside of the cemetery. You will need to be early, KSU is at 8:15 so be parked and waiting for them to pass.
The es**rt is set to enter FNC at 8:45 AM, if you want to watch as it enters the cemetery, be inside the cemetery and parked by 8:30 so you can watch.

12/12/2025

12/06/2025