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Brooks in Town Hall on Monday

Rep. Mo Brooks represents Alabama’s 5th district. (Record Photo/Nick Sellers)
Rep. Mo Brooks represents Alabama’s 5th district. (Record Photo/Nick Sellers)

HUNTSVILLE – South Huntsville Civic Association will host a Town Hall meeting with U.S. Congressman Mo Brooks (R-AL) on Monday at 7 p.m. in the Grissom High School auditorium.

This meeting is free and open to the public. Brooks will take questions from the audience.

Civic association organizers said the evening will be a great opportunity for the community to engage Brooks in a substantive discussion of the issues important to North Alabama and the nation.

Before the Town Hall, the association will host a meet-and-greet session at 6:30 p.m. with Brooks and local elected officials. Financial advisor Alan Markell and Lizzy B’s Bakery and Deli will provide light refreshments at no charge to guests.

South Huntsville Civic Association is a conservative research, education and oversight organization dedicated to the protection of citizens’ rights through the preservation of property values, free markets and citizen awareness.

For more information, visit southhuntsvillecivic.com.

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