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Rep. Jennifer Fidler (R-Silverhill) speaking to a crowd of people at the Alabama Arise discussion on Jan. 18 in Fairhope.
Community talks in Fairhope about upcoming legislative session topics
FAIRHOPE — Alabama Arise arranged a community gathering in Fairhope to address issues impacting people across the state and in Baldwin County while also expressing their expectations for this … more
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Highway 59 widening north of bridge begins in Gulf Shores
Have you noticed those orange cones lining Highway 59 north of the bridge? Construction officially began last week for the city of Gulf Shores' project to add a third southbound lane heading onto the … more
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The Fairhope State of the City expo promises to be interactive, offering attendees the chance to connect with city leaders and various city departments.
State of the City Expo scheduled for Fairhope
Fairhope Mayor Sherry Sullivan is set to present her annual State of the City address at the Fairhope Civic Center on Thursday, Jan. 25, from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. The event promises to be … more
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Foley has imposed a moratorium on the installation of new overhead utility lines for one year.
Foley enacts one-year moratorium on new overhead utility lines installation
In a move aimed at safeguarding services during storms and optimizing rights-of-way, the Foley City Council has voted to implement a one-year moratorium on the installation of new overhead utility … more
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Foley firefighters David Snyder and Lee Taylor received the Director’s Award from the city of Foley after completing the Alabama Fire College smoke divers training course in 2023.
Foley firefighters honored with Director's Award – A milestone fewer than 1% attain
The city of Foley recognized the exemplary achievements of two firefighters, David Snyder and Lee Taylor, during the City Council meeting on Jan. 16. The commendation came after the first responders … more
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The city of Foley is working with the U.S. Navy to develop an agreement to allow the municipality to provide assistance at Barin Field. The Navy training field has been a training site in Foley since World War II.
Foley and U.S. Navy forge expanded partnership for Barin Field services
A historic collaboration between Foley and the U.S. Navy, spanning over 80 years, is set to expand with a recent agreement for the city to provide services at Barin Field. The Foley City Council … more
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Baldwin County man accused of tasing child and stealing from grandparents
In an investigation spanning the past two weeks, the Baldwin County Sheriff's Office has been involved in a case that originated as a financial crime but ultimately led to charges related to elder … more
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After a three-year cross reference check with agencies across the county, ranging from tax assessing to voter registration, Baldwin County 9-1-1 discovered more than 57,000 addresses that were not in their database.
Baldwin County 911 mapping every address in the county
Is there a vehicle you don't recognize hanging out on your street or even pulling into your driveway? It might be there to make sure your address is correct and available for emergency … more
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Economic Development Alliance announces campaign to 'Belong in Baldwin'
Retraining a reliable and large enough workforce in Baldwin County is not a new story, but a local organization is taking new steps to recruit and keep top talent. The Baldwin County Economic … more
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State Representative Jennifer Fidler (R-Silverhill) is set to engage with constituents through a series of town hall events this month, offering updates on forthcoming legislation ahead of the Alabama Legislature's convening on Feb. 6, 2024.
Alabama State Rep. Fidler to host town hall meetings
State Representative Jennifer Fidler (R-Silverhill) is set to engage with constituents through a series of town hall events this month, offering updates on forthcoming legislation ahead of the … more
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Foley Mayor Ralph Hellmich spoke with city residents at the Foley Senior Center on Tuesday. The mayor said the city is working on a number of improvements around Foley, including new roads and recreation facilities.
Due to growth, Foley moving ahead with infrastructure improvements and recreation projects
In response to the rapid expansion of Foley, one of the area's fastest-growing cities, Mayor Ralph Hellmich took the opportunity to update residents on infrastructure and upcoming projects during a … more
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Downtown Foley is one of the priorities for residents, according to an online survey. The survey is being conducted as part of efforts to develop a strategic plan to guide growth in Foley.
Foley initiates public planning meetings in February to shape future growth and development
Residents and visitors in Foley are invited to actively participate in shaping the future trajectory of Baldwin County's fastest-growing city through a series of public meetings scheduled for Feb. 7 … more
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Foley will build sidewalks around a new park site in Mills and other areas of the community which was annexed in 2023.
Foley bringing sidewalks to Mills community
Foley's plans for the recently annexed Mills community are set to include new sidewalks, following the approval of a resolution by the City Council. The council voted to greenlight the … more
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Work should begin soon on the first phase of Flying Creek Nature Preserve.
Fairhope’s Flying Creek Nature Preserve construction set for spring start
Fairhope has finally given the Triangle property a name, and work is set to begin on phase one soon. Fairhope City Council approved changing the name of the property to Flying Creek Nature … more
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The bridge is set to be built over the intracoastal at Waterway Village at the intersection of East Canal Road and East Second Street near Tacky Jacks and Big Beach Brewing, and will connect the north and south sides of the Waterway District through newly constructed pedestrian pathways spanning from the new Medical Village area to East 20th Avenue.
Gulf Shores announces construction bid for Pedestrian Bridge detour
The City of Gulf Shores announced the lowest bidder of a contract for the construction of a detour needed in conjunction with the anticipated pedestrian bridge being built across the intracoastal. … 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 Gulf raged Tuesday morning after strong winds and loads of rain were dumped throughout Baldwin County. The worst of the storm rolled through overnight Monday, with a wind advisory, high surf warning and rip current risk remained in effect through much of Tuesday, Jan. 9.
Storms cause some erosion to newly renourished beaches
Mere weeks after the city of Gulf Shores wrapped up phase one of the island's $17 million beach renourishment project, severe storms greeted the Gulf Coast with heavy rain and winds of up to 73 miles … more
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City of Foley announces closures for Martin Luther King Jr. Day
Foley city offices will be closed on Monday, Jan. 15, in observance of the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. holiday. The Holmes Medical Museum and Foley Depot Railroad Museum will, however, remain open … more
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City of Gulf Shores announces closures for Martin Luther King Jr. Day
As Martin Luther King Jr. Day approaches, the City of Gulf Shores has announced several closures to observe the holiday. Please take note of the following changes in city operations: … more
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The Foley pedestrian bridge over Alabama 59 will be getting new lights. The bridge was opened in 2016.
Foley's iconic walkway illuminated: New lights approved
The walkway over Alabama 59, situated at the north entrance to downtown Foley, is slated for renovations and maintenance following action by the City Council. The Council has approved the … more
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