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Studies have found that people who have larger and more diverse types of social ties tend to live longer. They also tend to have better physical and mental health than people with fewer such relationships. Social support may be especially protective during difficult times.
Do social ties affect our health?
Cuddles, kisses and caring conversations. These are key ingredients of our close relationships. Scientists are finding that our links to others can have powerful effects on our health. Whether with … more
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Baldwin County High School honors 41 students with Academic Banners
Baldwin County High School celebrated academic excellence by awarding Academic Banners to 41 deserving students who have demonstrated outstanding dedication to their studies and involvement in both … more
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Fairhope High School was ranked in the top 10 state high schools, according to members of the Fairhope School Commission. Commission members said the district's elementary, middle and high schools have all made significant improvements.
Vandalism or prank? Fairhope High School seniors under scrutiny
Senior pranks can go many ways, but the 2024 seniors of Fairhope High School may have taken it too far.  Gulf Coast Media received several phone calls Friday morning from … more
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Using newspapers as a biodegradable weed barrier in the garden showcases an eco-friendly gardening practice to suppress weed growth and promote sustainable landscaping.
Have old newspapers? 7 ways to recycle and where to drop off in Baldwin County
Newspapers demand up to as much as 13% of space in U.S. landfills, according to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. Curbside recycling programs and drop-off recycling facilities (also … more
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Plastic waste in oceans could reach 600 million tons by 2040, scientific journal says
While plastic pollution rapidly increases, ranked by Earth.org as one of the top five environmental problems of 2024, so do the consequences facing our environment, oceans and future generations to … more
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Driver dies after police chase, crashing into Intracoastal Waterway by Gulf Shores Tacky Jacks, Orange Beach Police says
An Orange Beach traffic stop and report of a pedestrian being hit turned into a fatal crash into the Intracoastal Waterway by Tacky Jacks in Gulf Shores early Friday morning. Orange Beach Police … more
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Baldwin County EMA to hold hurricane preparedness livestream
Any Baldwin County local knows to associate the warming weather each year with the upcoming hurricane season, and the ones who plan know it’s never too early to start preparing. Baldwin … more
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A bee collects pollen from a flower, highlighting the crucial role of pollinators in agricultural ecosystems. Pollinators like bees are essential for crop production and biodiversity.
The buzz about pollinators in Baldwin County: Understanding their vital contribution to food production
There is a reason a place like Cooper Farm was voted Best Eco-Friendly Company in our 2024 Best of Baldwin contest. The Coopers' dedication to cultivating thriving plants and sharing invaluable … more
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Foley's Copper Kettle Tea Bar sets stage for PRT's outdoor production of Oscar Wilde's comedy
On April 25, Pioneer Repertory Theatre (PRT) debuted its inaugural adult cast production, Oscar Wilde’s "The Importance of Being Earnest." The creative team and owners of PRT, Cailey Mize, … more
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A bird walking past a fishing pole
Protecting the animals around the Alabama Gulf Coast
Whether it's sea turtles, crabs, squirrels or pelicans, many animals live around the Gulf Coast. However, there are some that have become endangered or even extinct. According to the U.S. Fish … more
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Numerous therapeutic advantages come from spending time in nature. Studies suggest that even brief outdoor experiences can yield profound healing effects. Research indicates that while viewing pictures of plants provides certain benefits, they pale in comparison to the actual experience of being in their presence.
The holistic connection: Nature's influence on emotional and physical well-being with Orange Beach counselor
In the rush of modern life, the profound impact of nature on our well-being often goes unnoticed. Whether it's the tranquil embrace of a forest, the invigorating freshness of a morning breeze or the … more
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Many birds make their homes at Bon Secour National Wildlife Refuge giving birdwatchers the perfect opportunity to observe our feathered friends.
Escape to serenity: Baldwin County's best-kept nature havens
Seeking solace in nature's embrace while replenishing mind and body? Luckily, Baldwin County is full of places brimming with opportunities to immerse oneself in the pristine beauty of the natural … more
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Admiral Shellfish Company
Sustainable dining takes root: Meet innovators redefining ‘farm-to-table’ in Baldwin County
Baldwin County was once a rural and mostly agricultural area that has changed and grown into what it is today. While it is wonderful to add to our diverse population, it brings a hint of panic … more
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Meet the newest additions at Alabama Gulf Coast Zoo: twin cotton-top tamarins, born on April 6. The infants bring double the joy to the zoo's endangered species conservation efforts.
Alabama Gulf Coast Zoo welcomes rare twin cotton-top tamarins
The Alabama Gulf Coast Zoo announced the recent birth of twin endangered cotton-top tamarins in a news release. According to teh release, the twins were born on April 6 and both infants are … more
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Snook Christian freshman Arden Novak aims down her sights during practice on Tuesday, April 30, leading up to the Eastern National Tournament in Kentucky next weekend. Novak and the Eagles are nationals-bound for the third straight year.
Snook Christian Academy archery team gearing up for third straight trip to NASP Eastern National Tournament
FOLEY — Head coach Alison Dunn started with the Snook Christian Academy archery program eight years ago with only five archers. This year, 24 archers used a third-place finish at the state … more
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The 2024-2025 United Way of Baldwin County Youth Board members gather for a group photo, representing diverse high schools across Baldwin County. These dedicated seniors are committed to making a difference in their communities through volunteerism and civic engagement.
United Way of Baldwin County announces 2024-2024 Youth Board members
United Way Baldwin County (UWBC) proudly introduced the 2024-2025 Youth Board, a collection of high school seniors poised to make a difference in their communities through service and leadership. … more
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American Lung Association and LUNGevity Foundation announce $3 million research partnership to intercept lung cancer
Lung cancer remains the leading cause of cancer deaths in the United States, with someone diagnosed approximately every two minutes. In a collaborative effort to end this devastating disease, the … more
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Bay Minette Police seek leads in Kids Park vandalism case
The Bay Minette Police Department is appealing to the community for assistance in identifying the individuals responsible for overnight vandalism at Kids Park on McMillan Avenue, which occurred on … more
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Justin Grider shows Assistant R3 Coordinator Olivia Wilkes the proper point to mount the shotgun.
R3 Program expanding outreach to all campuses
One of the goals of the Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (ADCNR) is to not only manage and conserve our abundant natural wonders but to also share Alabama's great outdoors … more
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John Foley's legacy honored with plaque at renovated fountain in Foley park
Almost a century after the passing of John Foley, the man whose vision shaped the city’s destiny, his legacy continues to steer the trajectory of Foley's growth. In a ceremony, the city of … more
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