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Six Fairhope residents voiced their opinions and concerns over the upcoming Color Fairhope with Pride Festival and Drag Bunch during the public participation portion of a Fairhope City Council … more
Two Tennessee residents are in custody thanks to technology and swift police work. On May 25, 2023, a license plate recognition camera (LPR camera) alerted Orange Beach Police that a stolen … more
The Gulf Shores Police Department has released new details of the fatal accident in Gulf Shores that occurred Wednesday, May 24 . A 13-year-old boy visiting Gulf Shores from Gainestown was … more
PERDIDO BAY — Oysters in Perdido and Pensacola bays are in critical condition. Seagrass is returning, so are manatees. But bacterial concentrations continue to rise. None of this is new … more
GULF SHORES – Gulf Shores Police are investigating a fatal accident that has left one dead after a cyclist collided with a dump truck in the 200 block of Gulf Shores Parkway at 1:15 p.m., … more
FAIRHOPE — Baldwin County Commission recently recognized a state trooper for his bravery and heroic efforts in an incident that occurred on April 9. According to the Alabama Law … more
FOLEY — Adding more streets where golf carts are allowed should increase connectivity around Foley for residents wanting alternatives to standard cars and trucks. Foley City Council voted … more
FOLEY — An agreement between Foley and the Baldwin County Public School System will improve local school athletic fields and give city recreation teams more locations on which to play and … more
FAIRHOPE — The Baldwin County Building Department office located inside the at 1100 Fairhope Ave. will be relocating to the office across the hall currently occupied by the Alabama Department … more
GULF SHORES — When you hear "Hangout Music Festival," what comes to mind? Does your mind rage over the worry of traffic congestion, the 35,000 tourists dancing on the beach and the loss of … more
Gulf Shores residents and business owners were given a chance to express their concerns over the possible 24-month closure of W. 1st St. for the imminent construction of an Embassy Suites hotel. … more
Hangout Music Festival 2023 had beautiful but hot weather, and the nearly 35,000 festival goers were on overall good behavior as they enjoyed over 80 musical acts across six stages. The Gulf Shores … more
ROBERTSDALE — A local veteran and wants to help raise money to bring a Vietnam War memorial wall to his city. Comm. Kenneth Marsh, a Robertsdale resident, approached Mayor Charles Murphy to … more
With hurricane season just around the corner, it is important to stay up to date and know what to do to prepare for possible storms. Being prepared can allow you to feel secure and safe, … more
Baldwin County Commission recently discussed a recent ongoing initiative aimed at enhancing the quality of life for senior citizens in Baldwin County. In 2022, two new senior activity centers … more
A bill passed by the Alabama Legislature will give more access to mental health diagnoses for people across the state. House Bill 56, sponsored by state Rep. Frances Holk-Jones, will allow clinical … more
FOLEY — A new facility to house Foley's Public Works Department will provide a central, safe location for city services over the upcoming decades. The new campus is planned in a two-block area … more
FOLEY – On May 12, the Foley Police Department responded to a domestic violence incident at Jack’s Mobile Home Park on Hwy. 98 West at approximately 3:05 p.m. According to reports, a … more
Gulf Shores – The Gulf Shores City Council agenda for its May 15, work session includes a request for the closure of W. 1st St. for the imminent construction of an Embassy Suites hotel. … more
Gov. Kay Ivey awarded $1.7 million to the Baldwin County organization Community Action Agency of South Alabama. This grant will go toward low-income households with utility costs during the hot … more
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