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Alabama Attorney General Marshall joins push to uphold TikTok ban amid national security concerns
On Aug. 5, Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall joined a coalition of 21 attorneys general urging the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia to enforce a federal law that … more
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Gov. Kay Ivey stands with state and local officials from Baldwin and Mobile counties Tuesday, Aug. 13, to celebrate the announcement of $30 million in GoMESA grants being awarded to municipalities, state parks and school districts to revitalize, grow and protect Alabama's coastal communities. Projects focus on environmental education and outreach, sewer and stormwater infrastructure, water quality improvements, recreational access improvements and “other important projects."
Over $11M in GoMESA funding awarded to 10 Baldwin County projects
Community assets such as Fairhope Flying Creek Nature Preserve and waterfront access at Historic Blakeley State Park are poised to receive an influx of state money to expand and improve their … more
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Fairhope prohibits certain watering uses, enacts Phase III of Emergency Water Conservation Plan
Fairhope residents are being prohibited from using extra water in a conservation effort after a public utility well experienced a mechanical failure. An “urgent repair” is needed to … more
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The Orange Beach City Council held a brief city council meeting took place before the Town Hall meeting.
Orange Beach to revisit golf cart protocol
At a recent Orange Beach town hall meeting, viewers and guests were able to reflect on the 40th anniversary of the city with a presentation that highlighted some of the city's improvements on … more
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A town hall attendee holding one of the commemorative keychains for Orange Beach's 40th anniversary of being an incorporated city.
Orange Beach celebrates 40th anniversary of becoming a city
ORANGE BEACH — "Happy birthday Orange Beach!" was a recurring phrase from the audience of a recent town hall meeting that included a celebration of the city's 40th anniversary of being … more
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Fairhope Courier staff at work in the print shop at 336 Fairhope Avenue, Fairhope. Arthur Fairhope 'Spider' Gaston sets type, while a tall young man, Henry Crawford Jr., stands nearby. His mother, Frances 'Frankie' Gaston Crawford, is in front of him, with longtime staff member E.G. 'Ned' Doughtery beside her.
Gulf Coast Media's The Courier celebrates 130th birthday serving Eastern Shore
It is time to wish a very happy birthday to The Courier . On Aug. 15, The Courier , which started as the voice of a bold experiment in 1894, turns 130 years old. From chronicling the dreams of … more
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Alabama's Britt, Tuberville advocating for illegal red snapper fishing bill
U.S. Sen. Katie Britt (R-AL) recently recognized the progress of a bill aimed to protect Alabama's red snapper industry, relevant news for the No. 2 red snapper fishing spot in the Gulf, according to … more
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Phase Three of Clotilda research paves way for potential preservation efforts
Imagine being torn from your home, crammed into a ship's hold with 109 others, some as young as 2 years old, forced to endure a 45-day journey in a space so small that you're either lying on your … more
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Traffic flowing freely on Beach Express to Alabama Gulf Coast after toll plaza was removed.
Daily traffic up 6-8K across toll-free Foley Beach Express Bridge
With the busiest part of the summer travel season over, new traffic numbers are showing the impacts of removing the toll from the Beach Express Bridge. To help daily commuters and tourists … more
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North Baldwin Chamber hosts 2nd Annual Ladies Leadership Luncheon
The North Baldwin Chamber of Commerce hosted its 2nd Annual Ladies Leadership Luncheon on July 17 at the John F. Rhodes Civic Center, with Novelis serving as the event's presenting sponsor. The … more
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A meeting to determine the future of the Eastern Delta Watershed, which spans 49,191 acres in North Baldwin and flows into Blakeley River and Mobile Bay, is scheduled for Aug. 15.
Eastern Delta Watershed Management Plan: Join the conversation on Aug. 15
The Mobile Bay National Estuary Program (MBNEP) is calling on residents, workers and visitors to engage in shaping the future of the Eastern Delta Watershed. A Watershed Management Plan is in … more
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Rapid growth spurs Barnwell to revisit zoning proposal
It's been two long years for the citizens of the rural Barnwell area of Fairhope. In December, residents will have another chance to vote on zoning for District 38. This vote comes at a crucial … more
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Timberline Glamping opens in Orange Beach
Timberline Glamping recently announced its newest location for its unique glamping getaways. They are partnering with the City of Orange Beach and Alabama State Parks at Young’s Hideaway … more
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Flora-Bama Lounge celebrates 60 years of iconic status with national recognition
Where can you find a string of bras dangling over a stage, decades of Sharpie signatures on the walls and some of the best live music in the country? Only at the Flora-Bama Lounge, where the … more
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North Baldwin Community Foundation awards $24,930 to local organizations
Imagine a community where every student has access to enriching activities, every family finds support in times of need, and local heroes rescue and rehome abandoned animals. In Bay Minette, … more
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Baldwin County nonprofits receive grants to close youth opportunity gap
Baldwin County nonprofits are making strides in closing the opportunity gap for local youth with significant new funding from the Community Foundation of South Alabama. The Community Foundation … more
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The Magnolia Springs Arboretum is a hidden oasis where one can escape an increasingly urbanized world. The entrance to the Arboretum is across from Jesse's Restaurant on Magnolia Springs Highway.
Fall fundraiser set to breathe new life into Magnolia Springs Arboretum
Imagine a serene Sunday afternoon with a glass of wine in hand, appetizers at your fingertips and the soothing melodies of Leonard Houston, Fairhope's own Music Man, filling the air and picturesque … more
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Foley residents provide input on a new indoor city aquatics center during a public meeting Tuesday, July 23. The center will be built in Max Griffin Park and is scheduled to open by the end of 2026.
Foley to build modern indoor aquatics facility
A new indoor aquatics center is set to replace Foley's 71-year-old swimming pool within the next three years, promising year-round swimming amenities for the community. Foley officials convened … more
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Karen Whichard of BerryDunn discusses the Foley strategic plan with members of the City Council. The city has been working on the plan for several months.
Foley strives to address strengths, concerns in new strategic plan
As Foley prepares for growth, maintaining the city's friendliness, heritage and unique charm remains a top priority in the strategic plan being developed by city officials, residents and consultants. … more
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African American conjure, root work, divination group celebrates newest class at Daphne waterfront
A graduation ceremony was held for the Conjure South Hoodoo Institute, home of traditional African American conjure, root work and divination, at Belrose Park in Daphne on the shores of Mobile Bay, … more
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