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State lawmakers have passed Senate Bill 71, legislation that would limit the state’s ability to adopt environmental regulations that are stricter than federal standards. The bill now moves to the … more
During this time of year our attention turns toward love, but do you have the right kind of love? Paul prepared Timothy to deal with teachers who were unfaithful (1 Timothy 1:3-4) and those who … more
If you have an Alabama saltwater fishing license or are on the saltwater registry, don’t be surprised if you get a call with a caller ID of the University of South Alabama (USA) or Alabama Creel, … more
FAIRHOPE — The building that used to house the Fairhope library is getting renovated for modern times. Catherine King of the Fairhope Single Tax Corporation (FSTC) spoke at the Fairhope Rotary … more
As Valentine's Day has come and gone, don't throw out those flower bouquets. What better way to express your love than by recycling the timeless beauty? In this article, we'll explore the … more
AUBURN UNIVERSITY — Gardening and farming in the South come with unique challenges but plenty of rewards. A new podcast from the Alabama Cooperative Extension System aims to help listeners navigate … more
Opposition continues to mount against a planned 4,500-acre solar development near Stockton with elected officials and environmental groups raising concerns over environmental impact, transparency and … more
Baldwin Health will celebrate the grand opening of its Specialty Surgical Center at Baldwin Health (ASC) with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Monday, Feb. 23 at 2 p.m. The event will be held at 1605 N. … more
If you garden on the Gulf Coast, you already know this isn't beginner mode. We garden with heat that shows up early and leaves late, humidity that makes plants and people dramatic, sandy soil that … more
Families looking for ways to keep children engaged and entertained have several options in the coming week, as area libraries and local organizations are offering programs designed to spark … more
If the flurry of Mardi Gras parades and celebrations has not worn you out, and you are still looking for more to do, Baldwin County has plenty on tap this weekend. From festivals and fundraisers … more
GULF SHORES — Educators, environmental advocates and community leaders gathered Jan. 30 for the 12th-annual Sustainability Summit at The Lodge at Gulf State Park, an event hosted by the Alabama … more
Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall, a Republican candidate for the U.S. Senate, is calling for expanded U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement operations in Alabama, citing recent violent … more
Gov. Kay Ivey has awarded $4.5 million in Community Services Block Grants to 18 community action agencies across Alabama to support programs aimed at reducing poverty and helping low-income residents … more
Baldwin County residents will have several opportunities in March to build hands-on skills in gardening, land stewardship and forest management through a series of workshops hosted by the Alabama … more
AUBURN UNIVERSITY — Thanks to Valentine’s Day, hearts abound as festive February decor. Beyond just decoration, hearts also come to mind because February is American Hearth Month. First … more
Alabama Secretary of State Wes Allen praised the state House earlier this month for passing HB 214, legislation aimed at preventing foreign nationals and corporations from influencing Alabama … more
A Washington, D.C.-based criminal justice reform expert will launch a Lenten speaker series at Immanuel Episcopal Church with a presentation examining prison reform in the United States and abroad. … more
U.S. Sens. Tommy Tuberville of Alabama and Jon Husted of Ohio formally launched a bipartisan task force aimed at rooting out waste, fraud and abuse in federal education funding, marking a new phase … more
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