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Above: the urn Gulf Shores Police found off the 1600 block of West Beach Blvd.
Gulf Shores Police ask for public assistance in identifying an urn that washed ashore
GULF SHORES - On April 17, 2025, officers responded to a call in the 1600 block of West Beach Blvd. regarding found property on the beach. During the investigation, it became clear that while … more
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U.S. Sen. Katie Britt, Lulu Gribbin and state Rep. David Faulkner (R-Mountain Brook) pose for a picture in the Alabama House of Representatives chamber when HB 437 is passed.
AL native Lulu inspires bill for shark alert to warn beachgoers of attacks
After 15-year-old Lulu Gribbin survived a life-threatening shark attack last summer, she has gone on to inspire legislative action at the state level for a shark alert system along Alabama's beaches. … more
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An Alabama beach mouse is an endangered species that calls the Alabama and Florida coastal areas home.
Feral cats a threat to Orange Beach's endangered beach mice. City looks to removal, neutering via partnership.
Orange Beach officials are looking toward a partnership with two nonprofits and a shared goal to protect two species of endangered beach mouse from one of its many threats: feral cats. An … more
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Foth/Olsen Associates detailed the beach areas covered in the monitoring process in their task order.
Gulf Shores approves contract for beach monitoring services required for renourishment funding
The City of Gulf Shores renewed a contact with Foth/Olsen Associates Inc. to complete beach monitoring that is required to receive approval for a renourishment plan in the event of a hurricane. … more
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Dream Center of Baldwin County to break ground on new community facility in Foley
The Dream Center of Baldwin County will break ground this week on a new facility designed to expand its reach and deepen its impact on families and individuals in need across the region. A … more
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Jango is a German Shepherd from the Czech Republic.
Gulf Shores Police Department gets new K9 after donation from resident
Gulf Shores Police Department (GSPD) has a new officer joining their team from the Czech Republic: four-legged, 2-year-old K9 Jango the German Sheppard. GSPD purchased Jango with a $12,000 … more
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ALDOT urges drivers to slow down, stay alert during Work Zone Awareness Week
As spring construction season ramps up across Alabama, the state’s Department of Transportation is reminding drivers to take extra care behind the wheel, especially in work zones where lives … more
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Lake Forest community seeking donations after flooding damages 40 homes
The Alabama coast went through a severe storm and flooding in recent weeks, but one community tremendously affected in Daphne is looking for help. On April 6, Baldwin and Mobile Counties … more
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Baldwin County municipal meetings for the week of April 21
With Baldwin County mayors and city and town councils up for election later this year, now is the time to stay informed about local government. Want to get involved in your city's or town's … more
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Orange Beach approves ban on certain commercial activity on beaches, shorelines, waterways
ORANGE BEACH – A city ordinance enforcing the type of commercial activity allowed on beaches, shorelines and waterways in Orange Beach was unanimously approved by city council. As … more
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Gov. Ivey awards nearly $2.5 million to boost Alabama victim services, public safety and energy efficiency
Gov. Kay Ivey has awarded nearly $2 million in federal grants to bolster public safety, assist crime victims and improve energy efficiency in government and nonprofit facilities across Alabama. … more
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A Safe Haven Baby Box will be installed at Foley’s main fire station, providing a secure, anonymous option for parents who are unable to care for a newborn.
Foley, Daphne prepare to launch Safe Haven Baby Boxes
A secure and anonymous option for surrendering infants is coming to Baldwin County, as Foley prepares to install the area’s first Safe Haven Baby Box at its main fire station. Foley City … more
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Gulf Shores trash ordinance went into effect April 1, progress on Beach Boulevard already evident
GULF SHORES – The new trash ordinance for the City of Gulf Shores went into effect April 1 and has already shown effectiveness in managing trash cans being placed in pedestrian lanes along West … more
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Daphne and Spanish Fort declare emergencies following heavy rain and flooding damage
After record-breaking rainfall hit the Alabama Gulf Coast on April 6, Baldwin County is starting to assess the damage. The cities of Spanish Fort and Daphne held special meetings with city … more
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Above: The detour to avoid construction of the Gulf Shores Pedestrian Bridge runs along E 22nd Avenue.
Gulf Shores provides update on safety measures on Pedestrian Bridge detour, sparks resident comment
GULF SHORES — After residents surrounding Meyer Park voiced their concerns at a previous city council meeting on safety in the Gulf Pines neighborhood after a detour was created to avoid … more
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Continued discussion of Baldwin County school tax distribution leads to introduction of new bills
After continued discussion and attempts for legal action at the state level, an additional Senate Bill was presented that would, in some school officials' eyes, offer aid to the "tremendous division" … more
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Trees extend over East Laurel Avenue in Foley. The city plans to acquire a bucket truck designed for trimming limbs to be used to improve Foley tree canopy over roads.
Foley to expand tree canopy work with new bucket truck
A new bucket truck will soon roll into service in Foley as part of the city's push to improve and preserve its tree canopy. Foley City Council approved the purchase of a surplus vehicle from … more
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Historic downtown walks return to Fairhope this April
Free walking tours highlighting Fairhope's distinctive history will return this weekend as part of the Alabama Tourism Department's April Walking Tours initiative. The city's first tour of the … more
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Fairhope to host free shredding and electronics recycling event April 19
Just ahead of Earth Day, Fairhope is giving residents a chance to clean out clutter and safely dispose of sensitive documents and old electronics. The city's free Community Shred Day is set for … more
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Foley is developing plans to create a wetland reserve on the headwaters of the Bon Secour River.
Bon Secour headwaters to become nature reserve in Foley
A wetland restoration project in Foley is entering its next stage, with city officials aiming to transform the area into a protected nature reserve that also serves the public. Foley City … more
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