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BBB warns of rising 'quishing' scam: QR codes become new tool for cybercriminals
The Better Business Bureau (BBB) of Central and South Alabama is alerting consumers to a fast-growing cyber threat known as "quishing," a type of phishing scam that uses QR codes to deceive people … more
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September shines a light on recovery efforts
In the spirit of Helmut Schmidt's words, "The biggest room in the world is the room for improvement," National Recovery Month reminds us that no one is perfect, and we all have the opportunity to … more
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Over-the-counter hearing aid software receives FDA approval
In a move aimed at broadening access to hearing assistance, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has authorized the first over-the-counter (OTC) hearing aid software device designed for Apple … more
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EPA kicks off SepticSmart Week to promote septic system maintenance and public health
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is partnering with states, Tribes and local organizations to celebrate SepticSmart Week from Sept. 16-20, focusing on educating homeowners and renters … more
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Tips for keeping canine visitors off your lawn
Managing unwanted canine visitors in your yard can be a challenge for any homeowner. While dogs are beloved companions, their curiosity and habits — such as digging up gardens or leaving … more
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5 ways to rethink what a 'balanced diet' mean for you
Most of us probably think we have a pretty good idea of what a "balanced diet" looks like. And a lot of us may be wrong. "I don't love the term," which can give people an outdated or … more
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Baldwin County launches FAME Chapter to boost local manufacturing workforce
A new chapter of the Federation for Advanced Manufacturing Education (FAME) is launching in Baldwin County, bringing an innovative workforce development initiative to the heart of Alabama's … more
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In the photo above, from left to right, are Allyson Funderburk as Margaret Leavitt, Addy Beaman as Williamina Fleming, Tinaya Prim as Annie Jump Cannon, Addyson Newkirk as Henrietta Leavitt and Xander van den Nieuwenhof as Peter Shaw in Foley High School’s production of “Silent Sky.”
Foley High School to present a stellar performance of 'Silent Sky'
Step into a universe of discovery and drama as Foley High School's cast and crew reach for the stars with their fall production, "Silent Sky." Under the direction of Theatre Teacher Logan Lane, … more
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Impact 100 Baldwin County announces grant finalists
Ten nonprofits in Baldwin County are one step closer to receiving transformative grants. Impact 100 Baldwin County recently named finalists in its 17th year of transformational grant giving. The … more
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Baldwin County Sheriff's Office Cadet Program open for recruitment now
The Baldwin County Sheriff's Office (BCSO) is actively recruiting for its new Cadet Program, offering a unique opportunity for young adults interested in law enforcement and public safety careers. … more
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Religion column by Dr. Franklin L. Kirksey: Jesus is the greatest of all time
Norman Geisler explains, "No comparable listing of so many characteristics of Christ and His deity are found in any other Scripture passage." Jesus is the greatest of all time. In Colossians 1:15-22 … more
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The City of Mobile will serve as the destination for flocks of Parrot Heads and visitors for the inaugural Son of a Sailor Fest, a tribute and sailor’s salute to Jimmy Buffett and Gulf Coast music.
7 things to do on the Alabama Gulf Coast, Sept. 19-24
Whether you like dogs, Jimmy Buffett, comics and movies, kickball or giving back to the community, there is something fun for you to do this weekend. Take a day trip and visit Mobile as flocks … more
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Ribbon cutting celebrates upgrades at Bay Minette's Sye Davis Park
Sye Davis Park in Bay Minette recently unveiled new upgrades during a ribbon-cutting ceremony, showcasing a series of improvements aimed at enhancing the community gathering spot at 393 Nesbit St. … more
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Alabama State Parks' Greg Lein welcomes state parks directors from around the nation to Alabama.
David Rainer on Outdoor Alabama: Alabama State Parks' Lein retiring, Capps promoted
The path that Greg Lein and Matthew Capps shared with the Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources' (ADCNR) State Parks Division is now diverging. Lein, the State Parks Director for … more
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Different plants have different light requirements. The identification tag on a plant at the garden store indicates whether a plant needs full-sun, partial or full-shade conditions. Understanding your garden’s sunlight patterns can help you choose the right plants and optimize their growth.
Alabama Extension: Assessing sunlight in the garden helps make planting choices
AUBURN UNIVERSITY — Sunlight is essential to plant growth and landscape design. Assessing the sunlight exposure in different areas of the yard or garden can help homeowners choose plants that … more
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Local artist Kaleb King will take the stage at 10:30 a.m., followed by Will Jones at 12:30 p.m., and Greylan James at 2:30 p.m.
Celebrate the 10th-annual Alligator Alley & Ale event
If the idea of sampling ribs and wings while enjoying cooler outdoor air, whether a false fall or not, jamming to country music and meeting alligators up close sounds good to you, head to Summerdale … more
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The North Baldwin Chamber of Commerce to host the Annual First Responder Appreciation Dinner
The North Baldwin Chamber of Commerce will host the Annual First Responder Appreciation Dinner this week. First responders will be honored at an annual appreciation dinner in Bay Minette on Sept. 19. … more
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FDA tightens age restrictions for tobacco sales to protect youth
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has issued a final rule raising the minimum age for certain tobacco sales restrictions, aimed at further reducing youth access to tobacco products. … more
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How to manage competing financial priorities
Managing competing financial priorities can be emotionally and logistically complex, whether you're juggling college tuition bills and mortgage payments, or you're carving out opportunities for … more
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One mushroom to watch out for is the chlorophyllum molybdites, or, its common name, the "vomiter mushroom." Tanner Hammond, a.k.a. Mushroom Man Tan, said these mushrooms typically grow in “fairy rings,” which are circles of mushroom clusters, and are found in grassy patches. “They’re your basic looking white mushroom,” he said.
Seeing all those mushrooms? Are they safe? More rain, cooler temperatures bring blooms to Baldwin County yards
A change in the weather has brought a change in the earth as mushrooms are being spotted increasingly across lawns and grassy areas. If you're not sure whether a mushroom is poisonous (for … more
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