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Local leaders in Robertsdale officially broke ground Thursday on the city’s multimillion dollar amphitheater project. Located at Honey Bee Park, plans for the facility will include a … more
The City of Daphne will temporarily close Bayfront Park as it prepares for construction of the Bayfront Amphitheater project. The closure began on Oct. 27 as construction is set to begin. During … more
Drivers traveling along State Route 59 near Baldwin Preparatory Academy will soon see lower speed limits as part of a new safety effort led by the Alabama Department of Transportation (ALDOT). … more
AUBURN UNIVERSITY — As the fall air gets crisp and temperatures lower, people often have a great urge to gather outside around a fire. However, the Alabama Forestry Commission recently … more
Alabama Secretary of State Wes Allen has released a new tutorial video, “Business Basics: Structures and Business Filings,” aimed at guiding small business owners through the … more
This is a story about books, the beach and my Bear. As a preface to this column, what's better than settling in on the beach with a good book? It was one of our favorite things for my wife and I … more
Children’s of Alabama has been recognized by NRC Health with the 2025 Excellence in Patient Experience Award, honoring the hospital as one of the nation’s top performers in delivering … more
Evening games and gatherings will soon shine brighter at Aaronville Park after Foley City Council approved new lighting for the southwest Foley recreation area. The council voted to install … more
Just in time for Halloween, hosts who want to put their candymaking skills to the test can offer guests the ultimate sweet treat. Homemade lollipops can be customized to any flavor or color, which … more
As autumn chills creep into the nights, Alabama’s forests and back roads seem to harbor more than just the rustle of leaves. From towering beasts to ghostly hug-givers, the state is home … more
Last year, I brought you five haunted locations in Baldwin County. That story turned out to be one of my most popular — and one I plan to revisit one day. But I don’t want to leave … more
The Baldwin County Genealogical Society will host Dr. James S. Corum for a presentation on tracing military ancestors on Nov. 8 at 10 a.m. in the meeting room of the Foley Public Library. Dr. … more
NOAA Fisheries announced that some Southeast Region fishing permits will remain valid past their stated expiration dates as the agency continues to navigate delays caused by the ongoing government … more
The Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources’ (ADCNR) Marine Resources Division  will hold two public listening sessions in November to gather input on a new shrimp fishery … more
Want to get involved in your local government? From city councils to planning boards, local meetings decide where growth happens, how funds are spent and which needs come first. Attending isn’t … more
ORANGE BEACH — Columbia Southern University (CSU) announced that its new space operations program and certificate will officially launch in December, with classes beginning in January. CSU … more
As the federal government shutdown creeps toward its 25th day, Prodisee Pantry has now opened its weekly Tuesday distribution to all federal employees in both Baldwin and Mobile counties. Last … more
LOXLEY — Culinary students at Baldwin Preparatory Academy are now serving their dishes to all as Blaze Bistro is now open to the public. Blaze Bistro serves as a hands-on classroom setting … more
FOLEY — Once a quiet corridor, downtown Foley has undergone a steady transformation over the past few years, becoming a thriving hub for local businesses and community activity. City … more
The Alabama Public Library Service (APLS) held a public hearing on Tuesday, Oct. 21, to discuss a new rule proposal that would restrict minors from reading books with transgender themes and … more
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