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Dive into the dark: Why you should tune into "LORE" this Halloween
As Halloween approaches ever nearer and thrill-seekers crave a healthy dose of the eerie and mysterious, one podcast promises to deliver on the spooky. "LORE," created by Aaron Mahnke, is a … more
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Tractor Supply to host Halloween pet photo event in Summerdale
Tractor Supply Company is inviting pet owners to get into the Halloween spirit with a special pet photo event on Saturday, Oct. 26. From 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., customers are encouraged to bring … more
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Alabama urges safe disposal of prescription drugs on Take Back Day; Orange Beach’s Waterfront Park a designated collection site
As Alabama continues to battle rising drug misuse and overdose deaths, the Medical Association of the State of Alabama is urging residents to safely dispose of expired, unused or unwanted … more
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Halloween by the numbers
According to U.S. Census data, Halloween is expected to draw millions of revelers across the United States this Oct. 31. Originally rooted in the Celtic festival of Samhain, the holiday marks … more
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Religion column by Dr. Franklin L. Kirksey: Behold Jesus, God’s exalted Son
Ray Stedman points out, "No book of the New Testament focuses upon Christ like the book of Hebrews does. It is the clearest and most systematic presentation of the availability and adequacy of Jesus … more
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Voting now open for Best of Baldwin 2025
After more than 180,000 nominations from over 14,000 participants, Gulf Coast Media’s Best of Baldwin 2025 has entered its final phase. From now until Wednesday, Nov. 22, readers and … more
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PhD student Sarah Gibbs is about to release a tagged gray snapper in Alabama coastal waters.
David Rainer on Outdoor Alabama: Women learn fishing, conservation skills at tagging workshop
Sarah Gibbs and Crystal Hightower hope last week's Ladies Tagging Workshop at the Weeks Bay Tonsmeire Resource Center is just the beginning of a trend on the Alabama Gulf Coast of female anglers … more
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A smashing success: Alex Warner and Marcus Owens bring smash burgers to Foley with Cheeseburger Randy’s
Historic Downtown Foley has gained a new eatery. Cheeseburger Randy's is officially open. In March, one of the biggest culinary personalities in Baldwin County, Alex Warner and business partner, … more
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Eastern Shore Repertory Theatre to present "Annie JR" at Daphne Civic Center
Eastern Shore Repertory Theatre (ESRT) is set to bring the beloved musical "Annie JR" to life this fall at the Daphne Civic Center. The production, running from Nov. 8-10, promises to delight … more
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Alabama Forestry Association hosts cookout in Robertsdale to honor Baldwin County first responders
The Alabama Forestry Association, along with members of the state's congress and local leaders, hosted a cookout at the Baldwin County Coliseum on Friday to thank first responders in the Baldwin … more
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After Dr. Campbell received his Doctoral Diploma he added a third floor to his hotel on Railroad Street in Bay Minette. The third floor was especially for patients undergoing treatments at the Sanitorium. In the tragic fire, the two victims were living on the third floor.
Way Back When in Bay Minette with Harriet Outlaw: Sanitoriums were classy health hotels
Do you remember way back when people used to go to hotels built especially for health purposes? Did you know there was one in Bay Minette – the Campbell Sanitorium? My Aunt Rosie and Uncle Carl … more
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MICAH GREEN / GULF COAST MEDIA
9 things to do this weekend across Baldwin County, Oct. 24-27
Looking for something to do this weekend? Whether you're in the mood for live music, Halloween fun or a taste of local culture, Baldwin County has a lineup of events that won't disappoint. Kick … more
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Jennifer Claire Moore Foundation annual Poinsettia fundraiser going on now
Looking to add some holiday spirit to your home or office this season? The Jennifer Claire Moore Foundation is launching its annual Poinsettia fundraiser, offering the chance to brighten your … more
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Alabama Extension - Drought conditions persist in Alabama
AUBURN UNIVERSITY — 2024 has been a dry year in Alabama. Yards and row crop fields alike are suffering from persistent drought conditions. Even with rainfall from recent hurricanes, fields and … more
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Baldwin County's housing report for September
Baldwin County's real estate landscape presents a curious paradox: while home sellers are increasingly eager to enter the market, home buyers remain hesitant. According to the Baldwin REALTORS … more
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USA Health urges families to take measures to avoid RSV and other respiratory illnesses
A notable increase in severe cases of respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) has led to a surge in pediatric hospitalizations at USA Health Children's & Women's Hospital according to a news release. … more
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Infirmary Health named top employer in Alabama for 3rd consecutive year
For the third year in a row, Infirmary Health has been named one of Alabama's best places to work, securing a spot on Forbes Magazine's 2024 America's Best-in-State Employers list. The … more
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Gov. Ivey awards over $370,000 to promote safe driving among Alabama youth
In an effort to curb dangerous driving habits and promote safety on Alabama's roads, Gov. Kay Ivey has awarded over $370,000 in grants to programs targeting young drivers across the state. The … more
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Daphne Brunch & Learn event offers solutions for chronic low back pain
Chronic low back pain affects millions of individuals, often hindering their daily lives and overall well-being. On Oct. 29, community members are invited to explore effective treatments at a … more
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Memorable main dishes made in 30 minutes or less
Fifty-one percent of families find it challenging to get new ideas for meal planning. If you’re like most Americans and stuck in a recipe rut, or you’re often tired when it’s time … more
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