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Baldwin County's coastal landscape is closely tied to its waterways, wetlands and watersheds, with rivers, bays, streams and coastal habitats shaping communities and supporting recreation, wildlife … more
A Fairhope-residing Mobile neurosurgeon who faces multiple charges of possession and production of child sexual abuse materials, both of real and AI-created children, is recovering in a hospital … more
Belforest Volunteer Fire Department Battalion Chief Michael A. Aaron has earned the Chief Fire Officer designation from the Commission on Professional Credentialing, an entity of the Center for … more
A Daphne High School agriculture teacher is turning a school greenhouse into a classroom for exploring native plants, sustainable landscaping and STEM education after receiving a $2,000 grant to … more
New funding has allowed Mobile Baykeeper to bring back its SWIM (Swim Where It's Monitored) program to help coastal Alabama residents and visitors make informed decisions before heading into the … more
FOLEY — Plants once brought to the Gulf Coast for decoration, erosion control and agriculture have become a growing threat to native ecosystems, according to conservation officials who spoke Monday … more
Wales West RV Resort & Light Railway will welcome guests aboard the “Dame Ann,” an authentic steam locomotive, for the annual Pumpkin Patch Express beginning Oct. 2. The train will take … more
PHOTOS BY MICAH GREEN / GULF COAST MEDIA Scenes from the 13th-annual Bulls at the Flora-Bama Lounge & Package from this past weekend. The Professional Bull Riders Association event raised … more
A neurosurgeon has had his bond set at a total of $400,000 following multiples charges related to the possession and production of child sexual abuse materials. Dr. Shawn Clark, who owns Clark … more
Baldwin County’s agricultural heritage will take center stage Saturday, Oct. 3, during the annual Olde Time Days Festival at Bicentennial Park. Hosted by the Baldwin County Commission’s … more
There are moments in life when a single invitation changes everything. Sometimes it comes in the form of a job offer, a marriage proposal or an opportunity we never expected. We usually weigh such … more
Two new art installations will be coming to two roundabouts within Fairhope in the near future. Fairhope City Council approved a resolution to award and authorize contracts for large-scale … more
Officials for the City of Daphne cut the ribbon to their new municipal courtroom at the Daphne Justice Center Annex on Tuesday, Sept. 15. The new courtroom spans more than 4,100 square feet, … more
Chris Blankenship, the commissioner of the Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (ADCNR), will retire at the end of the month, Gov. Kay Ivey announced on Tuesday, Sept. 15. … more
Orange Beach City Schools educators were recognized for academic achievements during the Orange Beach Board of Education’s regular meeting Sept. 10, with the district awarding a total of $79,700 in … more
The City of Gulf Shores will bring back its Haunted Hustle Halloween celebration Saturday, Oct. 17, at Gulf Place Town Green and Public Beach, 101 Gulf Shores Parkway. The family-friendly event will … more
There is something especially satisfying about growing a plant from a tiny seed. But there is another level of satisfaction that many gardeners eventually discover: growing a plant, harvesting from … more
More than $12 million in disaster recovery funding is headed to infrastructure projects across Baldwin County, including $2 million each for water expansion in Fairhope and a disaster recovery … more
A little taste of Greece is coming back to Mobile as the Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church welcomes the community to Greek Fest 2026, Oct. 15-17. The three-day festival will run from 11 a.m. to 9 … more
PHOTOS BY MICAH GREEN / GULF COAST MEDIA Original Oyster House honored first responders, law enforcement for 19th-annual Never Forget Lunch. more
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