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“My favorite part about representing Baldwin County as Distinguished Young Woman has definitely been the opportunities to meet and engage with people in multiple different groups and organizations,” Caroline Pierce said.
Baldwin's Distinguished Young Woman, Caroline Pierce, ready for state program
Caroline Pierce, the Distinguished Young Woman of Baldwin County, is poised for a dynamic showcase at the upcoming state program scheduled for this weekend (Jan. 19-20) in Montgomery. Alongside … more
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The Alabama Gulf Coast Zoo announced the death of Luna, a 13 year-old Timberwolf in a social media post on Jan. 16. According to the post, Luna arrived at the zoo at just six days old, along with her siblings Jake and Jett from a conservation group in Florida.
Alabama Gulf Coast Zoo announces death of Luna, 13-year-old gray Timberwolf
The Alabama Gulf Coast Zoo announced Tuesday the death of Luna, a 13-year-old Timberwolf, in a social media post on Jan. 16. According to the post, Luna arrived at the zoo at just 6 days old, … more
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Plash has been able to fill baskets with extra large shrimp during one night of shrimping.
Plash has 'gotta go' shrimping despite low prices
Doug Plash really can’t help himself, but you can blame it all on his roots. When he’s sitting at home along the banks of the Bon Secour River on Plash Island, the urge to head out in his … more
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In a Facebook post on Friday, Jan. 12, the South Baldwin Literacy Council announced simultaneously that current Executive Director Mitchell Lee (left) would be stepping down after five years while welcoming Taylor Johns (right) into the role.
Mitchell Lee moves on from leadership role at South Baldwin Literacy Council
On Friday, Jan. 12, the South Baldwin Literacy Council (SBLC) revealed that Mitchell Lee, the Executive Director, is embarking on a new chapter in his professional journey according to an … more
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What is closed in Baldwin County due to cold, icy weather?
With severe cold weather moving into the area, businesses are taking precaution to ensure the safety of local citizens.  Baldwin County Public Schools announced Jan. 15 that classes will be … more
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Baldwin County Public Schools to cancel classes Tuesday due to icy conditions
Due to anticipated severe cold weather, Baldwin County Public Schools will be closed on Tuesday and will commence classes with a late start on Wednesday. BCPS released a notice on Jan. 15 from … more
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Record low temperatures coming to Baldwin County How to prepare and what to expect
Baldwin County and surrounding areas will experience record lows in the coming days. The National Weather Service in Mobile issued a statement on January 13, stating, "Dangerously cold … more
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Do you find yourself questioning the health benefits and applications of things such as your nightly chamomile tea? What about the aloe in your favorite lotion? Download the HerbList app to your smartphone or tablet now and question no more.
Unlock the science behind herbs for health with the HerbList app
Curious about the scientific insights into commonly used herbs for health purposes? Look no further than your smartphone or tablet. Download the HerbList app for free and gain access to comprehensive … more
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Baldwin County blood donors needed now
In the face of a severe blood shortage, the American Red Cross is sounding the alarm as the nation witnesses the lowest blood donation numbers in two decades. The Red Cross blood supply has plummeted … more
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Baldwin County's December 2023 housing report
As national mortgage rates dip, local home sale prices continue to rise. According to Baldwin REALTORS® Multiple Listing Service (MLS) statistics, Baldwin County listings saw continued … more
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There’s a lot of talk about artificial intelligence, or AI, these days. This technology is even assisting doctors and scientists. But what exactly is AI? And is it capable of helping advance scientific research in the field of health?
Artificial Intelligence and your health
There’s a lot of talk about artificial intelligence, or AI, these days. AI is everywhere—from virtual assistants to facial recognition software. This technology is even assisting doctors … more
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College Counts scholarship application open for students across Alabama
Once again, applications for Alabama's 529 College Counts college savings fund scholarship are open to eligible students across the state. Per an official release, the scholarship offers awards of … more
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When Baldwin County students face hunger, The Backpack Program steps in
The brisk air marks the end of winter break, as students across the county are returning to their classrooms to begin a new semester and settle into a new routine. However, for students enrolled in … more
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Fairhope and Orange Beach schools 2 of 20 AL schools to make national AP honor roll
Once again, schools across Baldwin County have been recognized nationally for their academic success. Most recently, Fairhope High School and Orange Beach High School were among two of 20 schools in … more
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South Baldwin Community Theatre opens 2024 with Monty Python's "Spamalot"
BOX: What?  "Monty Python’s SPAMALOT" When?  January 11-21 Where?  South Baldwin Community Theatre at 2022 West 2nd Street, Gulf Shores How Much?  Tickets are currently sold … more
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A dog awaiting a forever home inside the new Baldwin County Animal Shelter intake building on Jan. 9.
New Baldwin County Animal Shelter intake building officially opens in Summerdale
On Jan. 9, the Baldwin County Animal Shelter held a ribbon cutting to officially open its new intake building in Summerdale. This building accommodates 114 dogs and 30 cats, which is 14 more … more
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“I fostered for several years in Virginia Beach,” said Barbara Uttaro. “I had my own dog and then I would foster a dog, and it is kind of nice that way because it is like you can try out of a dog and if they match with you very well, then you adopt them.” During her fostering journey, Uttaro found her calling was with senior and adult dogs, fostering a total of 16 dogs in Baldwin County and adopting one.
Making a home, however temporary Spanish Fort woman opens home to foster animals
Amid a rising numbers of animals being brought to shelters nationwide and locally, Barbara Uttaro found a sense of purpose in opening her home to furry companions. Initially motivated by a … more
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A woman hands a menu to a customer at Panini Pete's in Fairhope on Jan. 9. A new law that went into effect Jan. 1 will give hourly employees a 5% raise on overtime, cost-free to employers, and is aimed at helping employers who are struggling to fill positions.
New state law lets workers bring home more overtime pay Bipartisan bill gives 5% raise on extra hours
Alabamians working extra hours can now enjoy a boost in their take-home pay thanks to a new bill that eliminated state income tax on overtime pay for hourly workers. This bill went into effect … more
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The New Year is the perfect time to hit the reset button on your health and wellness. Not sure where to start? You can make the biggest impact with small, incremental tweaks to your routine such as these 10 health resolutions.
Make these 10 doctor-recommended health resolutions in the New Year
The New Year is the perfect time to hit the reset button on your health and wellness. Not sure where to start? Doctors say you can make the biggest impact with small, incremental tweaks to your … more
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Let the Coastal Alabama Business Chamber shred away 2023 and start 2024 with a clean slate.
4 Gulf Coast events to enjoy this weekend, Jan. 12-14
King cakes are baking, beads getting unboxed and everything is draped in purple, green and gold. Mardi Gras season is here. Kick off the season with the first parade of the Alabama Gulf Coast … more
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