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Ivey awards trio of grants to bolster domestic violence services in south Alabama
Gov. Kay Ivey has awarded $415,000 to three organizations that support domestic violence victims across south Alabama, with a significant share directed to The Lighthouse, which serves Baldwin and … more
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Director of Admissions, Gabrielle Smith, was happy with the large crowd that came to learn more about the school.
St. Michael sees record-breaking turnout for prospective student night
St. Michael Catholic High School welcomed a record number of families to its annual Prospective Cardinal Preview Night held on Nov. 14, which offered a look at what students can expect when enrolled … more
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Federal agencies move to restore earlier Endangered Species Act rules
NOAA’s National Marine Fisheries Service and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service this week outlined four proposed rules that would return Endangered Species Act regulations to the framework used … more
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Allison Thomas at Daphne Elementary School earned $1,000 for her project.
Daphne Utilities awards $5,000 in grants to local schools
Daphne Utilities held its annual grant day on Oct. 30, where representatives stopped by three Daphne schools to award teacher grants. The funds assist teachers with STEM, utility-related and … more
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Foley mailman arrested for mail theft; 72 homes in Gulf Shores, Fort Morgan area
A 29-year-old postal worker has been accused of stealing mail from around 72 residences in Gulf Shores. U.S. Postal Inspection Service inspectors contacted Gulf Shores Police Department’s … more
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Featured above is the projected plan for the County Road 4 intersection signal.
Gulf Shores approves new traffic lights on County Road 4, 8
Gulf Shores approved the addition of two new traffic signals to help with traffic safety at certain intersections. The lowest — and only — bidder for both signals was Bagby … more
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State Lands Director Patti McCurdy cut the ribbon as Conservation Commissioner Chris Blankenship, right, and former Commissioner Barnett Lawley, left, assist.
David Rainer on Outdoor Alabama: Blankenship Event Center unveiled at Lawley Forever Wild Field Trial Area
The new Blankenship Event Center was unveiled during a ribbon-cutting event at the M. Barnett Lawley Forever Wild Field Trial Area, much to the surprise of Chris Blankenship, Commissioner of the … more
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Gulf Shores beginning process for Waterway Village Plazas
The City of Gulf Shores is set to vote on approving a contract for the design of Waterway Village Plazas, the city's first Gulf of Mexico Energy Security Act (GoMESA) project. If approved, the … more
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Alabama Extension: Thaw, cook the Thanksgiving turkey with ease
AUBURN UNIVERSITY — With Thanksgiving just around the corner, it is time to start thinking about preparing the star of the dinner table: the turkey. Safely getting the turkey ready to take … more
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Baldwin County municipal meetings for the week of Nov. 24
Want to help shape our little slice of paradise? Local boards and councils decide how neighborhoods grow, how public dollars are spent and which ideas get the green light. Showing up to those … more
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Baldwin County FFA rodeo holds well-attended 1st year
BAY MINETTE — Hundreds filled the Carol Hodgsen Arena for both nights of the first-ever Future Farmers of America (FFA) rodeo for Baldwin County Public Schools. Elberta and Fairhope High … more
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Gulf Shores High School students stood in the carline handing out stickers, waving encouraging signs and collecting donations.
Gulf Shores City Schools spreads kindness with annual celebration
GULF SHORES — Gulf Shores City School (GSCS) students from elementary to high school walked into school with smiles on their faces and stickers on their shirts for the annual celebration of … more
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Grading schools: County, city schools, districts see increase in report card scores; 6 note decrease
State report cards show each school district in Baldwin County saw an increase in overall scores, and only six out of the 47 public schools saw a decrease in individual scores. Baldwin County … more
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Orange Beach approves 9-month extension for moratorium on multifamily, wetland development
After suspending the rules for immediate consideration, Orange Beach unanimously approved extending its moratoriums on certain multifamily and wetland developments for another nine months. Both … more
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State Representative Matt Simpson
Matt Simpson launches re-election campaign for Alabama House District 96
State Representative Matt Simpson has officially launched his campaign for re-election to the Alabama House of Representatives, aiming to continue representing House District 96, according to a news … more
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Butting USA begins work on Loxley facility, 1st in U.S.
LOXLEY — Butting USA, a global stainless steel pipe manufacturer, has begun construction on its first United States facility in Baldwin County, marking a $61 million investment and an expected … more
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Butts, Spuds and Brews Festival honors area's potato farming history
The Barnwell Community Organization held its free Butts, Spuds and Brews Festival on Saturday. The festival, which has been going on for five years now, celebrates a local tradition that dates … more
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The agency has drafted sample objectives to help guide the discussion, but Anson said those will continue to evolve as MRD reviews feedback and holds internal meetings. Once refined, a full draft of the management plan will be released for public comment before being submitted to the certification team.
Alabama begins public process to shape new shrimp fishery management plan
GULF SHORES — Alabama marine officials have started developing a new shrimp fishery management plan, launching two public listening sessions this month to gather public input needed for a … more
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The Flora-Bama holds a Thanksgiving potluck and buffet annually.
10 restaurants open on Thanksgiving in Baldwin County
Thanksgiving is just around the corner, and for a lot of people, that means having to plan what to cook, see who in your family is able to come visit, having to get everything you need before it … more
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Fairhope Film Festival Executive Director Melanie LeCroy speaks to the audience on Thursday, Nov. 13, at the University of South Alabama during the festival's double-feature opening night, which featured "A Nobile Experiment," documenting Italian settlers in Daphne, and "Sallie's Ashes," following three women's efforts to get 21 million tons of coal-ash removed from Alabama's Power Plant Barry near the Mobile River.
'Sallie's Ashes' brings environmental fight to the big screen to open Fairhope Film Festival
FAIRHOPE — The story of three Baldwin County women who turned personal concern into an organized environmental movement reached local audiences this week as "Sallie's Ashes" made its regional … more
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