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Fifteen dogs and a cat rescued from a Bay Minette property are now in the care of Baldwin County Animal Control after their owner was arrested on an animal cruelty charge. Baldwin County Animal … more
The saying, “If not you, who? If not now, when?” is attributed to Rabbi Hillel. Someone explains, “Hadassah, better known by her Persian name Esther, is a central figure in the Old Testament … more
Labor Day weekend is ready to go out with a bang — or perhaps a little swing, a splash of Bloody Mary and the occasional happy tail. From dog shows and fish fries to dancing and boating lessons, … more
Meta Platforms Inc. has agreed to pay Alabama $117,345,409 as part of a $17.1 billion nationwide settlement requiring the company to implement sweeping new safety measures aimed at protecting … more
Members of five Baldwin County chapters of the Daughters of the American Revolution will gather this month at Historic Blakeley State Park to honor American Revolutionary War patriots. The … more
Grammy-nominated country star Jason Aldean played before a packed house at The Wharf Amphitheater on Saturday night, Aug. 29, as part of his tour promoting his new album, "Songs About Us," which … more
GULF SHORES — Looking to get some swings in on the course but also be away from the crowds? The newly opened Tee Lounge in Gulf Shores has you covered. Located at 613 Highway 59, just a … more
Piggly Wiggly recently got the green light to sell consumable hemp products after a new state law went into effect earlier this year. The Alabama Alcoholic and Beverage Control Board (ABC Board) … more
FAIRHOPE — Artist Hannah Legg has been working on a new mural at the Eastern Shore Art Center. Legg, a Fairhope native, is a muralist, illustrator and designer whose artwork can be found … more
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency released new guidance Aug. 21 to help drinking water systems protect communities from lead and comply with federal requirements for replacing lead pipes. … more
Gulf South Angels and Hatch Fairhope will bring experienced investors, business leaders and aspiring angel investors together Oct. 1 for an event focused on the fundamentals of early-stage investing … more
Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall has launched an investigation into OpenAI and CEO Sam Altman following a hacking incident involving Hugging Face, another artificial intelligence company. In a … more
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has approved the first treatment for glycogen storage disease type Ia, a rare inherited disorder that can cause dangerously low blood sugar and long-term … more
Rice is enjoyed in just about every corner of the globe. Rice can be a healthy component of a person's diet and it is especially beneficial for people who cannot enjoy other grains due to dietary … 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
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has authorized the Aletta, the first standalone robotic device capable of drawing blood from a patient’s arm without hands-on operator intervention. … more
Every rural community faces challenges. Whether it's finding housing, strengthening the local economy, supporting families or keeping a school or hospital open, the biggest issues rarely have simple … more
Spanish Fort High School senior Megan Kent has been named the Distinguished Young Woman of Baldwin County for 2027, earning a $3,000 cash tuition scholarship and a $100 gift certificate to Rachel … more
OWA Parks & Resort will celebrate Labor Day weekend with live music, family activities, special events, rides and water attractions as summer comes to a close. The Labor Day festivities … more
Portabella's in downtown Foley is once again open after having closed earlier this summer. The business has been purchased by Tatana Peek, an employee of Portabella's for 12 years, along with … more
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