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Foley celebrated its 45th year as a Tree City by giving away more than 700 trees to residents and honoring two public servants who passed away last year. The city held its annual Arbor Day event … more
A Foley woman was arrested and charged with a Class A felony after authorities said her actions caused serious injury to a young child. On Tuesday, March 3, the Foley Police Department took … more
FAIRHOPE— As Baldwin County continues to rank among the fastest-growing metro areas in the nation, residents gathered last week to discuss how that growth is affecting local land and waterways. … more
RIISEN Senior Care, the Eastern Shore’s first fully integrated in-home senior care service, recently announced in a news release that it has reached a milestone, serving 100 patients in Baldwin … more
Emerald Coast Writers is seeking the region’s first Youth Poet Laureate, inviting teens ages 13-19 to showcase their poetry and community engagement. The program is open to residents of … more
Gov. Kay Ivey has awarded a $598,000 grant to the Alabama Department of Corrections to help prisoners overcome drug addictions that may have contributed to their incarceration. The funds will support … more
With a warm smile and a tireless work ethic, Hope Cassebaum is quickly making her mark in Alabama agriculture. Elected in December, she is the first female officer to serve on the boards of the … more
When people think about staying healthy, they often focus on heart health, mobility, nutrition or managing chronic illness. Yet one of the most critical — and often overlooked — aspects of … more
A children’s picture book inspired by a small coin and a big idea is headed for a national audience. Rebecca McClantoc, a Baldwin County author and publisher, has earned the 2025 Writely … more
The Baldwin Pops Band, under the direction of Wayne Fillingim, will present its annual John Allen Memorial Scholarship Concerts with two performances in March. The first will be at 7 pm Monday, March … more
In week two of  the 50 th season of “Survivor,” Gulf Coast native Jonathan Young helped his tribe, Kalo, in both challenges and got to spend time and show off his skills in the water. … more
Author's note: This column is intended for educational purposes only. It aims to highlight gaps in health knowledge, provide support and empower organizations to guide their members in creating … more
St. Patrick's Day is a festive day in which people from all walks of life embrace Irish culture. Celebrated right in the middle of March, St. Patrick's Day calls for hearty fare that those who have … more
“You belong among the wildflowers. You belong in a boat out at sea … You belong somewhere you feel free.” — Tom Petty, Wildflowers I spent most of the last week of February in North Alabama. … more
The Internal Revenue Service has unveiled a new online tool designed to make it easier for taxpayers to report suspected tax fraud, scams and other illegal activity, marking a step toward … more
The 6th annual Be My Valentine event raised several thousand dollars to support homeless pregnant women who choose life for their unborn children at Mary’s Shelter Gulf Coast. Mary’s … more
U.S. Sen. Tommy Tuberville, R-AL, chairman of the Senate Education & the American Family Subcommittee, has introduced a resolution recognizing the impact of career and technical education … more
Downtown Foley will trade screens for street scenes March 19 as the city’s monthly Third Thursday celebration takes on an Irish flair. “Shamrockin’ Downtown Foley!” is set for 5 to 7 … more
AUBURN UNIVERSITY — Thanks to a multi-state research grant, the Animal Science and Forages team of Alabama Extension at Auburn University is making a global impact through research and outreach. … more
FAIRHOPE — A proposed development that would bring more than 400 homes to 148 acres along Alabama Highway 104 near Fish River was postponed for six months after the Fairhope Planning Commission … more
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