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Danielle Stapleton and her son Colton are excited to move in to their new home in Daphne.
Habitat for Humanity of Baldwin County makes home ownership dream come true for Daphne family
DAPHNE — At the end of a quiet lane in Daphne sits a brand-new home. For Danielle Peterson and her almost 8-year-old son, Colton, the home is the fulfillment of their American dream and a lot … more
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Grand jury duty provides citizens with a critical role in the justice system, reviewing evidence and testimonies in a confidential setting to decide whether cases should proceed to trial. This civic responsibility offers a unique perspective on legal processes and highlights the importance of community involvement in upholding justice.
Ordinary citizens, extraordinary duties: My Baldwin County grand jury duty experience
BAY MINETTE — Jury duty is a lot like going to the dentist, cleaning the gutters or getting the oil in your car changed. It's something we have to do, but most people don't really want to do … more
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Heat and rain poised to drive pest increase in Alabama
As meteorologists predict a sizzling summer for 2024 across the continental U.S., residents in Alabama are being warned to prepare for an unwelcome consequence: a significant uptick in pest activity. … more
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In 2023, sports editor Cole McNanna shaved his beard for the eighth consecutive year to raise funds and awareness for men's health issues through the Movember Foundation. Make sure to tune into the Gulf Coast Media Sports Facebook page on November 1 to watch McNanna ditch his beard for the ninth year.
Spotlight on men's health: A conversation with Gulf Coast Media Sports Editor Cole McNanna
Men's Health Month in June shines a spotlight on men's health issues, advocating for better lifestyle choices and regular health check-ups. Although the month has passed, the message it carries … more
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Alabama DHR warns of rising SNAP fraud
The Alabama Department of Human Resources (DHR) is alerting residents about a surge in fraudulent phone calls targeting recipients of the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP). These … more
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After confirmed detection of Africanized honeybees in Alabama, officials at the Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries are developing a strategic monitoring plan to prevent future spread.
Beekeepers monitor hives for Africanized honeybees after confirmed detection in Alabama
AUBURN UNIVERSITY — The Apiary Protection Unit of the Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries (ADAI) confirmed the presence of Africanized honeybees (AHBs) in beehives in Jackson and … more
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Homes neighbor Graham Creek Nature Preserve in Foley.
Baldwin County predicted to add 50k residents by 2034
Baldwin County’s growth can’t hide, shining through even its more unlikely hot spots, evident as ever through an upcoming milestone in Silverhill. Under the Code of Alabama (Title … more
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Religion column by Dr. Franklin L. Kirksey: Measure what matters
Statistics have their place, but often they do not tell the whole story. You may be successful in one category at the expense of a more important one. William Carey said, "I'm not afraid of failure. … more
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Fireworks stores and local personal use laws in Baldwin County for July 4
With the Fourth of July coming in with a boom, fireworks are on everyone’s minds. But the recently constructed Robertsdale’s Fireworks Supermarket sells fireworks for any celebration from … more
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Are you ready for the Alabama Scenic River Trail Great Alabama 650?
The 2024 Alabama Scenic River Trail (ASRT) Great Alabama 650, the longest paddle race in the United States, is set to conclude in Baldwin County at the picturesque Fort Morgan Pier and Boat Launch. … more
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When people think of identity theft, most imagine an unknown hacker. However, according to Assistant District Attorney Kristi Hagood, identity thieves may not always be strangers and could be neighbors, friends or even family members.
Baldwin County DAs Office's guide on preventing post-hurricane fraud
As the Gulf Coast braces for the height of hurricane season, Baldwin County Assistant District Attorney Kristi Hagood is issuing a warning to residents about the heightened risk of scams and … more
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NOAA Fisheries announces 2024 gag grouper recreational season in Gulf of Mexico
NOAA Fisheries has released details for the 2024 gag grouper recreational season in the federal waters of the Gulf of Mexico. The season will begin at 12:01 a.m. on Sept. 1, and will close at 12:01 … more
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Alabama's May housing market brings good news for both buyers and sellers
According to the May 2024 Alabama Economic and Real Estate Report released on June 20 by the Alabama Association of REALTORS®, Alabama's housing market continues to show improvement, marking its … more
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4 boating tips for July 4th: Navigating the busiest anchoring day of the year
With the Fourth of July holiday fast approaching, boaters in coastal Alabama are preparing for what is expected to be the busiest time of the year on the water. According to the nationwide … more
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Ben Hansert re-elected president of Southwest Regional Council of Alabama Hospital Association
Ben Hansert, chief operating officer at Mobile Infirmary and vice president of laboratory services at Infirmary Health, has been elected to a second term as president of the Southwest Regional … more
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From farm to table, the journey of fresh, minimally processed ingredients enriches both the palate and well-being. By choosing whole foods like vibrant vegetables, lean proteins, and whole grains, you're nourishing your body with essential nutrients and reducing intake of additives and preservatives. Embracing these ingredients in cooking fosters healthier eating habits and supports overall wellness.
Dejunking your diet: The drawbacks of ultra-processed foods
Eating healthy isn't always easy. Expert-recommended diets often emphasize fresh, whole foods and home-cooked meals. But that can be expensive and time-consuming. Highly processed foods are often … more
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Emergency Medical Response training set for Daphne this August
Armour College, in partnership with the American Red Cross, will offer an Emergency Medical Response (EMR) course this August in Daphne. This intensive 56-hour training program, designed to meet … more
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Baldwin EMC's Star Light Award applications open
The Operation Round Up Star Light Award is poised to light up classrooms across the Baldwin EMC service area, offering K-12 teachers a golden opportunity to enhance learning through creativity and … more
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(MICAH GREEN / GULF COAST MEDIA) Alena Anderson, a researcher with the Mississippi State University Marine Fisheries Ecology, removes organs from a blacknose shark specimen during a dissection for a crowd at Gulf State Park Pier as a part of the state park’s Shark Week. The blacknose shark is one of the most common sharks found on the Alabama Gulf Coast and can reach sizes up to five feet.
Nature's wonder-book: Alabama State Parks educate and inspire
When about 100 first graders from Brooks Elementary School in Lauderdale County excitedly stepped off three yellow school buses for an educational program at Joe Wheeler State Park in early May, they … more
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Baldwin County Amateur Radio Club celebrates 2024 ARRL Field Day
The largest annual remote on-the-air event for amateur radio enthusiasts made a triumphant return to Baldwin County over the weekend of June 22-23. The Baldwin County Amateur Radio Club (BCARC), … more
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