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Donna Givens State Representative, District 64
Alabama becomes 1st state to have harshest sentencing for sex traffickers
Alabama is now the first state to automatically sentence those who are guilty of human trafficking of a minor to life in prison. House Bill 42, sponsored by state Rep. Donna Givens (R-Loxley), … more
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DONNA GIVENS State Representative, District 64
State bill redefining obscenity law dies in House
Many librarians are breathing easier after proposed state legislation failed to make it to the Senate floor for voting. House Bill 385, sponsored by state Rep. Arnold Mooney (R-Indian Springs), … more
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Carl's 'underwater forest' bill to protect ancient biodiversity off Gulf Shores passes House committee
On Tuesday, May 7, U.S. Rep. Jerry Carl (R-AL) announced his Alabama Underwater Forest National Marine Sanctuary and Protection Act passed the House Natural Resources Committee. Ben Raines, a … more
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The Rowan Oak development's request for rezoning of the 134.41 acres and annexation into the city of Daphne will come up for its second reading April 1.
Public hearing set for 68 Ventures' Rowan Oak Development in Daphne
Daphne residents have an upcoming opportunity to voice concern over or support for the annexation and zoning of what 68 Ventures aims to transform into the Rowan Oak development. Public hearings are … more
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Foley Beach Express tolls to end May 23, $60 million deal for Orange Beach toll bridge set to close
Governor Kay Ivey confirmed plans for the Alabama Department of Transportation (ALDOT) and Baldwin County Bridge Company (BCBC) to meet and sign paperwork that officially transfers ownership of the … more
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The latest tree to receive a Foley Century Tree plaque is a live oak on the property of Krupinski Farm. The plaque was placed at the base of the tree on Charolais Road
City of Foley commemorates additional Century Trees
The city of Foley is honoring two more exceptional trees within its vicinity, recognizing their significance to the community. The Foley Revitalization and Beautification Advisory Board, in … more
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Foley firefighters and officials help push the city’s newest pumper truck into the main fire station to mark the unit being placed in active service. The truck will help meet the demand for fire protection services, which have grown 70% in the last five years.
Dedication ceremony marks arrival of Foley's latest firefighting asset
Foley's latest addition to its firefighting fleet, a new pumper, has been put into service to address the increasing demand for emergency services in the city. The Foley Fire Department held a … more
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Architect Bill Wallace of Goodwyn Mills Cawood unveiled designs for the new Alabama State House, featuring six columns and a dome facing the park and State Capitol, at the Legislative Council meeting on May 1.
Alabama Legislative Council gathers for updates on State House renovation
Members of the Legislative Council, comprising 20 Alabama lawmakers, convened on Wednesday, May 1, to receive updates on the ongoing construction of a new Alabama State House overseen by the … more
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In a press statement issued on Thursday, May 2, Governor Kay Ivey announced that Meta Platforms, a technology company, plans to construct an $800 million data center in Alabama's capital city. The proposed facility will span 715,000 square feet and be optimized for artificial intelligence (AI) applications.
Governor Ivey unveils Meta's $800 million data center project in Alabama
Gov. Kay Ivey revealed in a news release on Thursday, May 2, that technology company Meta Platforms intends to establish an $800 million data center in Alabama's capital. The forthcoming … more
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Foley High introduces public safety career pathway in collaboration with Foley PD
Foley Police Department and Foley High School are collaborating to offer students an opportunity to explore careers in public safety, aiming to pave a pathway for those interested in law enforcement. … more
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A project to repairs a broken water line under Fly Creek and expand the capacity of water moving to the north across the entrance of the Woodland neighborhood was approved by the Fairhope City Council.
Fairhope City Council approves emergency repair, expansion of Fly Creek water main
Summer is fast approaching, and the season last year for Fairhope meant water use constraints amid a drought and city utilities at capacity. To get ahead of the problem this year, Fairhope City … more
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Eastern Shore MPO adopts countywide connectivity plan
Eastern Shore MPO has officially adopted the Baldwin County Bicycle and Pedestrian Connectivity Plan, focused on providing connectivity, safety and additional modal choices to residents and visitors … more
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ESMPO members meet at the Capitol on Wednesday, May 1
Eastern Shore MPO visits D.C., requests support for I-10 Mobile River Bridge and Bayway project
The Eastern Shore Metropolitan Planning Organization ventured to Washington, D.C. for a series of meetings with federal officials on Wednesday, May 1, in search of support for the I-10 Mobile River … more
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Baldwin County EMA to hold hurricane preparedness livestream
Any Baldwin County local knows to associate the warming weather each year with the upcoming hurricane season, and the ones who plan know it’s never too early to start preparing. Baldwin … more
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Foley's Copper Kettle Tea Bar sets stage for PRT's outdoor production of Oscar Wilde's comedy
On April 25, Pioneer Repertory Theatre (PRT) debuted its inaugural adult cast production, Oscar Wilde’s "The Importance of Being Earnest." The creative team and owners of PRT, Cailey Mize, … more
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Bay Minette Police seek leads in Kids Park vandalism case
The Bay Minette Police Department is appealing to the community for assistance in identifying the individuals responsible for overnight vandalism at Kids Park on McMillan Avenue, which occurred on … more
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John Foley's legacy honored with plaque at renovated fountain in Foley park
Almost a century after the passing of John Foley, the man whose vision shaped the city’s destiny, his legacy continues to steer the trajectory of Foley's growth. In a ceremony, the city of … more
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Additional sidewalks are planned on North Cedar Street near Foley Elementary School. Foley is planning new sidewalks to connect and extend pedestrian routes around the city.
Foley paves the way for pedestrians with approval of four new sidewalk projects
Foley City Council has approved funding for four new sidewalk projects aimed at enhancing pedestrian connectivity throughout the city. The initiatives, approved during the council's session on … more
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Bay Minette City Hall Hosts successful Clean Out & Recycle Day event
On Saturday, April 27, residents of Bay Minette embraced the opportunity to declutter and recycle as they participated in the annual Clean Out & Recycle Day. Held in the parking lot of Bay … more
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The Magnolia Springs Town Council met on March 26. The decision to vote on the resolution to dissolve the Magnolia Springs Library Board and close the Magnolia Springs Public Library was tabled until the April 23 council meeting where the resolution was passed unanimously by council members.
The end of an era: Magnolia Springs Public Library to close
Magnolia Springs Town Council recently made a unanimous vote that marks a significant decision regarding the future of the town's library services. The resolution, aimed at restructuring the … more
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