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More than a dozen giant trees call Village Point Park Preserve in Daphne their home. The park has the most trees nominated for champion status of anywhere in the state.
Get Off The Beaten Path in Baldwin County, Alabama: Towering trees top records across Alabama
There are giants in the forests here.They rise, sometimes unnoticed, above the forest canopy and wait.As years pass, their trunks grow wide and tall. Their branches stretch far above the tippy tops … more
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Surveillance video from a home in the area captured individuals Baldwin County Sheriff's Office believes could be responsible.
15 Fort Morgan homes vandalized, Baldwin County Sheriff's Office seeks information
Residents of the Ponce de Leon Court area of Fort Morgan are dealing with vandalism to their homes and vehicles. Baldwin County Sheriff’s deputies responded to several reports of damaged … more
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Wind Creek Casino – Atmore continues to add concerts to the spring schedule
ATMORE — Wind Creek Casino's list of upcoming performances continues to grow for the spring 2023 season. This week they announced two new additions.Justin Moore, a multi-platinum country … more
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Amazing Kids Day for amazing kids with autism in Pensacola this Saturday
Don't miss Amazing Kids Day Saturday, April 1, at Pensacola State College. Enjoy a fun family event especially designed for kids with autism.Presented by WSRE Public Broadcasting Service (PBS), this … more
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Discover North Baldwin – Outdoor Expo seeks vendors, sponsors
The North Baldwin Chamber of Commerce has a new event in the works, and they need your help.The Discover North Baldwin – Outdoor Expo is scheduled for Saturday, April 22, at Bicentennial Park. … more
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Mobile Symphony goes bold with Brahms' epic Fourth Symphony, April 15-16
With guest conductor and Alabama native Norman Huynh, the Mobile Symphony Orchestra (MSO) is going big and bold with Brahms' epic "Symphony No. 4.""Talented Alabama native Norman Huynh, who is … more
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Home For Our Troops kicks off build for injured Elberta Marine
During his third deployment, U.S. Marine Corps Staff Sgt. Johnny Morris sustained severe damage to both of his legs, including the traumatic amputation of his left foot, after he stepped on an … more
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6 Gulf Coast events you shouldn't miss this weekend, March 31-April 2
Can you believe April is upon us already? Time flies when you are having fun and there is no shortage of fun events happening this weekend across the Gulf Coast. Our list of top events this weekend … more
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Buc-ee’s to open in Auburn April 10
AUBURN — Buc-ee’s, home of the “world’s cleanest bathrooms, freshest food and friendliest beaver,” will unveil its newest travel center in Auburn on Monday, April 10. … more
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The USS Alabama has named its cremates for the 2023 - 2024 year.
Battleship Memorial Park announces 2023-2024 Crewmates
MOBILE — Anna Goecke, of Foley, is one of six young women named to the 2023 - 2024 USS Alabama crewmates program. The USS ALABAMA Crewmate program was founded in 1967 as an ambassador … more
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Jessica Watkins, owner of FIT Fairhope, leads Lauren Babcock in a Sling Bungee workout.
Sling Bungee Fitness: The new fitness craze bounces into Fairhope
FAIRHOPE — What do you get when you combine bungee cords, a rock-climbing style harness, rocking music and a bit of adventurous curiosity? A fun, full-body workout.If you like to mindlessly … more
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Visitors gather for the annual walking tour in Foley last year. Alabama is the only state to host a coordinated spring walking tour in more than 25 counties each April.
Spring walking tours in Fairhope and Foley start this week
Spring is here, and it is a perfect time for walking tours through Alabama's most scenic towns. Each April, the Alabama Department of Tourism organizes guided tours in towns across the yellowhammer … more
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Choosing a citrus tree for the backyard
Many homeowners in the southern portion of Alabama have a backyard citrus tree that can survive cold snaps with proper care and maintenance. However, disease difficulties and lack of cold hardiness … more
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5 Gulf Coast happenings this weekend, March 24-26
Spring has officially sprung, and Easter events are popping up all over along with some other great happenings you shouldn’t miss. The top five event picks for this weekend range from bunny … more
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Robertsdale city leaders have committed to building a Fitness Court in Honeybee Park like the one in this rendering.
Fitness court coming to Robertsdale's Honeybee Park
ROBERTSDALE — The City of Robertsdale may soon be one of 200 municipalities and schools across the nation to receive an outdoor fitness court this year as part of an effort to get more … more
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Persnickety Pets got an unofficial start in 2019 when Jen Siow started making pet collars and leashes.
Fairhope Arts & Crafts Festival features female artists during Women's History Month
FAIRHOPE — The Fairhope Arts & Crafts Festival is one of the top 15 art shows in the nation according to Sunshine Artist magazine, and it takes place during Women's History Month every … more
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Students from the Baldwin County Virtual Secondary School will present "You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown," at the Fairhope Civic Center on Friday, March 24.
Baldwin County Virtual students present "You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown"
FAIRHOPE — Charlie Brown is pretty anxious for a 5-year-old.But that is precisely what makes him so relatable and so much fun to play, says Jax Stevens, Baldwin County Virtual Secondary … more
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New OWA Parks & Resort water park attraction to open Friday
It was cold this week, but get ready to catch a big wave. OWA Parks & Resort has completed phase 2 of construction on its water park and will open Big Water Bay and Coastal Curl Friday, March … more
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Hangout Music Festival fans exchange litter for free tickets in new cleanup program
FORT MORGAN — Over 200 volunteers braved cold temperatures and gusty winds to remove litter from the Fort Morgan peninsula. Over half of the volunteers were there thanks to the Hangout Music … more
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Gulf Shores High students' Farm to Table event showcases hospitality and tourism program
GULF SHORES — The future of hospitality and tourism in Gulf Shores is bright and looking through green-colored glasses.On Wednesday, March 15, students in the Gulf Shores High School … more
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