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On-site DNA testing of shrimp is underway at the 52nd Annual National Shrimp Festival, which opened Thursday, as organizers work to ensure compliance with Alabama’s new seafood labeling laws. … more
Candy and other sweets are enjoyed in full force on Halloween. Whether trick-or-treaters are scouring the town looking to increase their treasure trove or guests are spending time at a party circling … more
“… Your future hasn’t been written yet. No one’s has. Your future is whatever you make it. So make it a good one …” — Doc, Back to the Future III … more
Fairhope Public Utilities announced that Water/Wastewater Superintendent Daryl Morefield has earned his Grade IV Water Operator Certification, the highest level issued by the Alabama Department of … more
Roderick Burkle was sworn in Monday, Oct. 6, as Foley’s new District 3 representative, filling the unexpired term left vacant by the late Richard Dayton. Burkle was the only candidate to … more
The rich sounds of a newly built Noack pipe organ will fill St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in Foley during a special service of dedication Saturday, Nov. 1, at 5 p.m. The public is invited to … more
As October marks Domestic Violence Awareness Month, The Lighthouse is leading efforts to engage the community in preventing domestic violence, supporting survivors and raising awareness about … more
Baldwin County residents and holiday collectors can now purchase the Fairhope Yacht Club Auxiliary’s 2025 limited-edition Christmas ornament, celebrating a rare snowfall that blanketed downtown … more
Artificial intelligence is going to transform everything we watch, hear and read. You can already see it happening. Asking and AI search engine a question about an obscure fact can yield quick … more
The Thomas Hospital Auxiliary named Mary Gardner Volunteer of the Quarter for the fourth quarter of 2025 and presented a $71,500 donation to the Thomas Hospital Foundation during its 63rd annual … more
October is recognized as National Bullying Prevention Month, a time to raise awareness and take a stand against bullying in schools and communities. National Stop Bullying Day, observed on the … more
When a bomb threat shook the Baldwin County Courthouse earlier this year, Investigator David Tetreau’s quick thinking and technical expertise helped crack the case. Tetreau and other local … more
The Alabama beach mouse, a tiny, nocturnal mammal that burrows beneath the dunes of Baldwin County's coast, plays an outsized role in keeping Alabama's shoreline alive. While often out of sight, … more
On Sept. 22, a normal fishing trip on the Alabama Gulf Coast quickly turned into an emergency as the fishermen's boat rapidly filled with water and capsized before they were rescued by a charter boat … more
FOLEY — Taylor Swift fans filled Dorothy June Booksellers on Friday, Oct. 3, to celebrate the release of the singer's 12th studio album, "The Life of a Showgirl." The independent bookstore … more
Baldwin County’s future isn’t determined solely by elected officials — it’s shaped by residents who stay involved. Local boards and councils make key decisions on how tax … more
Many adults can likely recall mornings during their childhood when newspapers were tossed into the driveways of many homes throughout their neighborhoods. Some adults might even have delivered papers … more
When Diane Thomas talks about Mobile Bay, her voice carries the kind of affection that comes from a lifetime spent by the water. A retired clinical psychologist, Thomas has lived along the bay … more
Two local teenagers were honored at a recent Bay Minette City Council meeting for their quick actions that helped save a man's life after a boating accident on the Tensaw River. Mayor Bob Wills … more
Alabama saw a slight decline in roadway deaths in 2024, according to the newly released Alabama Crash Facts report from the Center for Advanced Public Safety at the University of Alabama. The annual … more
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