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ORANGE BEACH — There was a problem as residents interested in volunteering at the Orange Beach Wildlife and Rehabilitation Center gathered in the dog trot of the facility's main building. Not … more
Daphne is looking at rewriting its fire code again. City council introduced an ordinance regarding the matter during its meeting on Monday, Aug. 17. Changes to the city's fire code were previously … more
The Hope Farm will host two September events for guests interested in cocktails and wine, including an inaugural bartending competition and an educational tasting focused on France's Burgundy region. … more
BAY MINETTE — A new ice cream shop has recently opened its doors in the North Baldwin community. Located at 708 D’Olive St., WaterTower Creamery is owned by Michael Carter and Robert Karcz, … more
Is Fairhope better off with their own school system? Residents and local leaders gathered to discuss that question in Council Chambers of the Fairhope Civic Center as the City of Fairhope held … more
You find time, matter and space in the first verse in the Bible. Genesis 1:1 reads, "In the beginning (time) God created the heavens (space) and the earth (matter)." Proverbs 27:8 reads, "Like a bird … more
Arron Green and The McPherson's will headline “Double Helping,” a one-night gospel concert set for Aug. 29 at Pleasant View Baptist Church in Foley. The concert will begin at 6 p.m. and will … more
FAIRHOPE -  The bidding process to move the historic Round House in Montrose ended on Tuesday, Aug. 11, bringing the relocation efforts another step closer to reality. Currently located in … more
DAV and RecruitMilitary will co-host the National Virtual Veterans Career Fair Aug. 25, offering veterans, military personnel and their families free access to employers, career resources and … more
With our sweltering summer heat in Coastal Alabama, it can be hard to imagine the crisp, cool weather of fall. It is hard to think about fall gardening when you are sweating under the summer … more
The city of Foley recognized Alabama Commissioner of Conservation and Natural Resources Chris Blankenship on Monday for more than three decades of work protecting the state's natural resources, … more
Three Foley businesses were recognized Wednesday for their efforts to improve the appearance of their properties and contribute to the city’s overall appeal. Blossman Gas on North McKenzie … more
The Tri-City Community Foundation and North Baldwin Community Foundation have awarded a combined $52,000 to local organizations through their 2026 competitive grant cycles, supporting programs … more
The City of Loxley has completed a major restoration project along the Corn Branch Tributary, bringing improvements to water quality, stormwater management, wildlife habitat and the long-term health … more
The City of Loxley Utilities Department was recognized for its work in water and wastewater operations, earning two awards at the Alabama Water and Pollution Control Association’s Awards Ceremony … more
There is that one buzzword when you’re talking about developing Gulf Shores’ Waterway District. Resident Alvin Jones pointed it out. Water. “It's interesting that it's called Waterway … more
The City of Gulf Shores is accepting applications from high school students interested in gaining firsthand experience in municipal government through the 2026-2027 Junior City Council. The … more
Johnny McCann remembers when his younger brother Whitmer Thomas moved to Los Angeles from Gulf Shores, freshly 18 years old with dreams of making it in the entertainment industry. "I think the … more
The Eastern Shore Art Center will welcome families to a free afternoon of art, education and animal-themed activities during “Art of the Paw” on Saturday, Sept. 19. The event will take place from … more
Writers and aspiring storytellers will have an opportunity to explore creativity, writing and narrative through a five-week workshop series beginning Aug. 27 at Copper Kettle Tea Bar in Foley. … more
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