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Officials for the City of Daphne cut the ribbon to their new municipal courtroom at the Daphne Justice Center Annex on Tuesday, Sept. 15. The new courtroom spans more than 4,100 square feet, … more
Chris Blankenship, the commissioner of the Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (ADCNR), will retire at the end of the month, Gov. Kay Ivey announced on Tuesday, Sept. 15. … more
There is something especially satisfying about growing a plant from a tiny seed. But there is another level of satisfaction that many gardeners eventually discover: growing a plant, harvesting from … more
More than $12 million in disaster recovery funding is headed to infrastructure projects across Baldwin County, including $2 million each for water expansion in Fairhope and a disaster recovery … more
A little taste of Greece is coming back to Mobile as the Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church welcomes the community to Greek Fest 2026, Oct. 15-17. The three-day festival will run from 11 a.m. to 9 … more
The Fairhope Farmer's Market made its return on Thursday, Sept. 10, to kick off the fall season in downtown Fairhope. The market is held behind the Fairhope Public Library every Thursday … more
FAIRHOPE - Bartenders from around the Eastern Shore competed in the inaugural Eastern Shore Bartender's Championship, hosted by The Hope Farm in Fairhope on Thursday, Sept. 10. During the event, … more
Baldwin County chapters of the National Daughters of the American Revolution held a dedication for a new marker honoring the Patriots of the Revolutionary War at Blakeley State Park in Spanish Fort … more
DAPHNE — A business in Daphne is letting patrons live out their fantasies of a practice that dates back thousands of years through human history. Jerry Gardner, owner and founder of The … more
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has authorized two nitenpyram products to prevent and treat New World screwworm infestations in dogs and cats, giving pet owners and veterinarians a new tool … more
There are a lot of ways to spend a day in Baldwin County. Watch the sunrise over the Gulf. Launch a boat and spend the morning on the water. Grab a cup of coffee before work or linger over a long … more
If the kids are already asking, “What are we doing today?” this week’s calendar has plenty of answers — and maybe even a few ways to keep the “I’m bored” blues at bay. Young adventurers … more
Ready to trade the couch for a little community fun? This weekend’s lineup has plenty of reasons to get out and about, whether that means playing “recess” as a grown-up in downtown Foley, … more
NOAA Fisheries is seeking public comment on a proposed rule that would withhold 275,000 pounds of the 2027 commercial red grouper quota in the Gulf of Mexico in anticipation of establishing a … more
The American Red Cross is urging people to donate blood in September as busy fall schedules could lead to fewer donors and a drop in available blood products. The blood supply remains vulnerable … more
Riviera Utilities is offering graduating high school seniors a chance to invest in their futures through the 2027 Energy Southeast Power Up Scholarship Program, with eight $2,500 scholarships … more
Runners, families and supporters will gather Sept. 26 for the 19th annual GO Run, an event that raises money for gynecologic cancer research at the USA Health Mitchell Cancer Institute. Presented by … more
Spending time in nature has been proven again and again to provide benefits to physical, mental and spiritual health, which is why projects like the Fort Morgan Trail extension are so important to … 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
Honey has been enjoyed for centuries. Ancient peoples ate honey, and historians believe humans have been harvesting wild honey since the Stone Age. Honey has been widely consumed, used in medicinal … more
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