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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration announced new steps to remove outdated authorizations for two petroleum-based color additives, revoking the approved use of Orange B in food and proposing to … more
Eastern Shore Repertory Theatre is offering several opportunities for students, schools and community members this fall, including auditions for Disney’s "High School Musical JR," student matinee … more
The Great Red Snapper Count, utilizing new sampling gear and methods, estimated that far more iconic red snapper are in the Gulf than traditional assessment methods had indicated. A team of marine … more
Erosion control and other conservation measures are the action items in a new agreement between the Baldwin County Commission and the Alabama Department of Environmental Management (ADEM) aimed at … more
Days after Tropical Storm Bertha came through Baldwin County, Pirates Cove in Josephine was unfazed, holding the 20th year of their annual High Hopes for Autism FUNraiser this past weekend. … more
LOXLEY — The Museum of Loxley held a ceremony on Thursday, July 23, for a commemorative marker recognizing the site of the former L&N Railroad Depot. Loxley’s L&N Railroad Depot … more
Creed played at a sold-out show at The Wharf Amphitheater in Orange Beach on Friday, July 24, playing all of their hits in their ongoing "Summer of '99" tour, with Mammoth and Hinder as openers. … more
Back-to-school season is almost here, but kids still have plenty of chances to make the most of the final days of summer. This week’s lineup features creative activities, character-filled … more
Summer may be winding down but the local events calendar is still running at full speed. This weekend's lineup includes everything from waterslides and balloon art to Civil War history, ghost stories … more
U.S. Sen. Tommy Tuberville (R-AL) has reintroduced legislation aimed at permanently preventing future administrations from using federal settlement agreements as a funding source for outside activist … more
Author's note: This column is intended for educational purposes only. It aims to highlight gaps in health knowledge, provide support and empower organizations to guide their members in creating … more
Certain foods have inspired a devotion that other dishes simply cannot match. Oysters certainly fit that mold. To oyster lovers, there's simply no better way to start a meal than to order a plate of … more
Some things come back. Some things make a full circle. Haircut styles. Clothes. Whatever pop culture of the moment. So, too, do people. I had a full circle moment shortly before turning 62 … more
A sad announcement, as we mourn the passing of an old friend – common sense. Common Sense lived a long life but died in the United States. No one really knows how old Common Sense was. His … more
Sonora Masonic Lodge No. 635 of Free & Accepted Masons (F&AM) recently held its annual installation of lodge officers, with Grand Lodge District Lecturer Tommy Danner of Spanish Fort Lodge … more
Spanish Fort Police Department will get new equipment and training items such as body cameras, tasers and a drone package. Spanish Fort City Council unanimously approved a resolution to … more
Daphne Search and Rescue will have a new home soon. Daphne City Council approved two resolutions during their meeting on Monday, July 20, to help build a new structure for the Search and Rescue … more
The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) is marking 50 years of the Medfly Program, an international partnership that has helped protect agriculture … more
Legal Services Alabama (LSA) has announced the retirement of Executive Director Guy Lescault, who will step down after leading the organization’s efforts to expand access to justice for low-income … more
A year ago, I packed up my life in North-Central Florida and moved to Baldwin County to start working at Gulf Coast Media. I knew I'd be writing about growth and the environment. What I didn't … more
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