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American Medical Association President Jesse M. Ehrenfeld, M.D., and his son Ethan.
How to help keep your child safe and healthy this school year
As students return to classrooms, doctors say that it's important to ensure that children are up-to-date with routine childhood vaccinations. "The evidence around vaccinations is abundantly … more
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New research uncovers biggest challenges for first-time movers
From broken belongings to going over budget, moving comes with its fair share of challenges and stresses. Recent research completed by Duck brand uncovers insights about first time movers … more
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Go back to school with Alabama 4-H
AUBURN UNIVERSITY — As students head back to school, Alabama 4-H is excited to welcome new and previous members to another exciting year in 4-H. Enrollment is now open for Alabama youths ages 9 … more
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Diehl and his family remain committed to their mission. They plan to participate in the ALS walk at the University of South Alabama in September, celebrating not only ALS awareness but also their upcoming 22nd wedding anniversary. He is supposed to be a guest speaker at the Alabama EMS conference in Orange Beach in November.
Former firefighter battling ALS advocates for awareness, unity Pegged as guest speaker at EMS conference in OB
Steve Diehl wants to use his narrative to illuminate his story of living and coming to terms with ALS after a career in firefighting and as a paramedic. Diehl's journey in the firefighting world … more
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Dr. John Borom casts his net during a shrimp jubilee on the Eastern Shore.
Harvest regulations still apply during jubilees
When the weather gets hot and stagnant, the folks who live on the Eastern Shore of Mobile Bay go on high alert. Certain weather and water conditions in the bay can lead a rare phenomenon known as a … more
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Hudson Warner, son of Bagel Boy owner Alex Warner, at the bagel shop’s celebration of being in business for one year at their Foley location on Saturday.
Foley's Bagel Boy turns 1; New plans for delicious expansion in the works
FOLEY — What started as a series of pop-ups with 100 bagels became a runaway train of love and gluten. Bagel Boy Foley is 1 years old. Just before opening his first location at 515 N. McKenzie … more
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Press & Co. offers a full line of cold pressed juices and wellness shots.
From health journey to culinary delights: The story behind Daphne’s Press & Co. Café
DAHPNE — A new café with a focus on delicious healthy food just opened in downtown Daphne.For owner Kimberly Cox, Press & Co., which opened Aug. 12, is a step in a new direction. She never dreamed … more
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RuPaul Drag Race coming to Mobile Oct. 22
If you are looking for a reason for a Halloween night out with friends, we have a show for you. Finalists from MTV’s “RuPaul’s Drag Race” will take the stage in Mobile … more
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During the week of Jan. 14-21, a Geo-Comm Field Technician will be on-site, concentrating efforts on verifying addresses in the northern section of the county, north of Interstate 10, and along the coastline.
Baldwin County 9-1-1 and Geo-Comm, Inc. unite to elevate Next Gen 9-1-1 address data
Always looking to revolutionize emergency response, Baldwin County 9-1-1 has unveiled a cutting-edge initiative to validate addresses, ensuring precision in dispatch services and advancing public … more
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Lower Alabama Young Professionals Development Series presents bestselling author Andy Andrews, Aug. 15
Spending an evening networking and learning with your peers sounds like a worthwhile use of time. The Lower Alabama Young Professionals Development Series will host an evening with New York Times … more
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Gulf Shores lifeguard patrols the beach on a double red flag day. A double red flag signifies the water is closed.
Gulf Coast rescuers say swim at passes, open water with caution
A body believed to be that of a missing swimmer was located in the Perdido Pass area of Orange Beach in the early morning of Aug. 5. Local rescuers are always thinking about and promoting safe … more
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Third phase completed of USS Alabama's teak deck replacement project
MOBILE — Battleship Memorial Park is pleased to announce the completion of phase three out of five of the teak deck replacement project. Visitors will once again have full access to the … more
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Forest landowners: beware of logging scam
The Alabama Forestry Commission is warning forest landowners to beware of a timber cutting scam. The permit/lumberjack contract shown in this photo is a fake. Neither Rafael Ruis Delvizo nor … more
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Tacky Jacks in 2006. Hurricane Ivan was the first big hit, but the rebuild increased the deck size. Hurricane Sally carried away the docks, which have been rebuilt, and wreaked havoc on the gift shop.
Tacky Jacks stands test of time
ORANGE BEACH — Sitting around a table at an iconic Orange Beach restaurant, surrounded by brightly colored duct tape from floor to ceiling, Meagan Skipper Hoven, Ken Kilcher and Susan Sizemore … more
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Baldwin County's July housing report: year-over-year slowdown
Aligned with recent trends, the Baldwin County housing market experienced a slower pace this July than a year prior. Baldwin Realtors® Multiple Listing Service reports a year-over-year increase … more
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Baldwin County Corner's Office
Baldwin County Coroner's office creates digitized record keeping for safer storage, efficiency
ROBERTSDALE — Death equals paperwork. For years, employees in the coroner's office used dozens of spreadsheets to track manner of death, age, location and other end of life information. Data … more
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Smoking or vaping in a vehicle with children is now considered a secondary violation under a new law. If a driver is pulled over for another reason and a child is in the vehicle, the driver will be responsible for paying a fine of up to $100.
New Alabama law goes into effect banning smoking in cars with kids
A new Alabama law went into effect Aug. 1 that prohibits smoking cigarettes or vaping in a vehicle when children 14 years and younger are passengers in the car. This newly enacted bill aims to … more
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Things to do this weekend on the Gulf Coast, Aug. 10 – 13
Happy first week of school! Summer break has ended for many Baldwin County youth, and life is slowly returning to the normal grind. We have put together a list of weekend events to get you out and … more
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Extension agents help parents and students get back into a healthy school routine
AUBURN UNIVERSITY — After a few months away from the classroom and a regular school routine, the summer fun is winding down and it's time to get back to alarm clocks and school bells. The … more
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It is time to dust off your broom and break in your running shoes because the Haunted Hustle is Oct. 21.
Witches and runners, Gulf Shores is ready for you
It is time to dust off your broom and break in your running shoes because the Haunted Hustle is approaching. The City of Gulf Shores announced the dates for its annual Haunted Hustle early to give … more
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