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Train like a cop: Foley PD's pathway to law enforcement
The Foley Police Department will launch "Cardio with a Cop," a new initiative aimed at helping aspiring police officers prepare for the rigorous physical training (PT) test required for employment, … more
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Trees line the street in older neighborhoods in Foley. New regulations will require that developers plant trees along rights of way in new subdivisions in the city.
Proposal to enhance neighborhoods with street trees approved in Foley
In a move aimed at enhancing the appeal and safety of Foley's neighborhoods, the city's planning commission has approved a proposal requiring the planting of trees along Foley's streets. The … more
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Fairhope's David Meredith joins Alabama Bankers Association board
The Alabama Bankers Association (ABA) recently held its annual convention, introducing Macke Mauldin as the new chairman of its board of directors and welcoming several new board members, including … more
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State awards crown Baldwin County DA and ADA as Alabama's finest
Baldwin County District Attorney Robert Wilters (right) proudly stands with Assistant District Attorney Patrick Doggett (left) after being honored as the District Attorney and Assistant District … more
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Here's your Independence Day guide to memorials, monuments, historic markers, parks across Baldwin County
When people think of Baldwin County, they often think of clean sandy beaches, fresh seafood, farming, hunting, good ol' Southern hospitality along with Southern fried foods. However, Baldwin County … more
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Gulf Shores shares facility closures, changes to hours of operation for Independence Day
Gulf Shores has announced facility closures and changes to regular hours of operations ahead of Independence Day. While emergency services remain open, city administrative offices will be closed on … more
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Orange Beach gets grant for Life Jacket Loaner Station
City of Orange Beach Fire Department recently announced being awarded a grant through the Sea Tow Foundation to provide a Life Jacket Loaner Station at Alabama Point East, with bright-yellow vests … more
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Summerdale first responders land grant from Firehouse Subs Public Safety Foundation
Through the Firehouse Subs Public Safety Foundation, which has awarded more than $86 million since its inception to support safety across the country, Summerdale first responders received a $7,308 … more
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Daphne Police K9 Unit stages drug search demonstration for city employees
Daphne city employees received a firsthand look at the capabilities of the police department's K9 unit last week, as K9 Officer Brendan Stanley and his canine partner Charles Lee Ray demonstrated … more
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Swimming advisory issued for Waterfront Park in Orange Beach due to poor water quality
The Alabama Department of Public Health (ADPH) has issued a swimming advisory for Waterfront Park on Wolf Bay in Orange Beach following two consecutive tests indicating poor water quality. … more
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Wicker Park Capital Management acquires Spanish Fort's Eastern Shore Centre
Wicker Park Capital Management has announced the acquisition of Eastern Shore Centre, a prominent retail destination in Spanish Fort. This purchase aligns with Wicker Park's strategy to invest in … more
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EPA awards $9.75 million in grants to protect coastal beaches, including $260,000 for Alabama
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced in a news release on Thursday, June 13, a substantial investment of $9.75 million in grant funding to safeguard the health of beachgoers … more
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Chicken Salad Chick nominated in USA Today's Readers' Choice Awards
Chicken Salad Chick, the eatery known for its chicken salad-centric menu, has earned a nomination for the Best Sandwich or Sub Shop category in USA Today's Readers' Choice Awards. Nominations … more
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Maggie Pearson, Foley children’s librarian, holds copies of bookmarks selected from the winning designs submitted by local young people. Copies of the bookmarks are available at the Foley Public Library.
Foley library bookmark contest winners announced
The Foley Public Library is now offering bookmarks featuring award-winning designs created by local children. These bookmarks emerged from a recent design contest open to children of all ages. … more
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The city is working with Carey Technology, LLC’s Cynthia Feirman. The city council approved Carey Technology for the redistricting project in Feb. at a cost of $24,900.
Daphne redistricting plans: Changes ahead for city council districts before 2025 election
The voting residents of Daphne could soon be in a new district as the city reworks the seven city council districts ahead of the 2025 general election. The redistricting is still a work in progress … more
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Daphne City Council has approved a $6.2 million building contract to expand the Daphne Justice Center.
Daphne City Council approves $6.2 million contract for Justice Center expansion
Daphne – Daphne City Council has approved a $6.2 million building contract to expand the Daphne Justice Center. The project, awarded to Persons Services Corporation, is part of a broader … more
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The Rowan Oak development is 134.41 acres and has been annexation into the city of Daphne.
68 Ventures’ Rowan Oak Development in Daphne get pre-zoning approval and annexation
Rowan Oak, a development by 68 Ventures, had its rezoning and annexation approved by the Daphne City Council during the regular City Council meeting on June 17. The public hearing for the project was … more
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The two-day July 4 holiday will affect garbage, recyclable and yard waste collection schedules in Foley.
Foley announces schedule changes for waste collection during July 4 holiday
Residents of Foley should anticipate adjustments to garbage, recycling and yard waste collection due to the upcoming July 4 holiday. City offices, including Foley Public Works, will be closed on … more
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All areas of the Foley Beach Express are being added to the Beach Express Overlay District as part of amendments to the city’s zoning ordinance. The Overlay District had included areas near the main intersections on the expressway when it was created more than 10 years ago.
Foley adopts new regulations to limit light pollution
New regulations approved by Foley City Council will limit the amount of light spilling onto neighboring residential properties. The council has amended the city's zoning ordinance to restrict light … more
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Foley gears up for "Battle of the Badges" blood drive
Foley residents, alongside local first responders and community supporters, are set to rally behind their city's public safety teams in an upcoming "Battle of the Badges" blood drive organized by … more
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