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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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Religion column by Dr. Franklin L. Kirksey: Knowing your times are in God’s hand
Matthew Henry wrote the following on January 1, 1713: “Firmly believing that my times are in God’s hand, I here submit myself and all my affairs for the ensuing year, to the wise and … more
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Karen Chiasson took 1st Place in the Bugs and Butterflies Category of the 2024 Outdoor Alabama Photo Contest with this image of an imperial moth caterpillar at Blakeley Historic State Park in Baldwin County.
EcoWild Outdoor Expo welcomes showcase of Alabama's natural beauty in Outdoor Alabama Photo Contest Exhibit
The eagerly awaited 2024 Outdoor Alabama Photo Contest Exhibit is set to make its premiere at the EcoWild Outdoor Expo, slated for May 10-12 at the Mobile Convention Center in Mobile according to a … more
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The beauty and bounty of gladiolus flowers in our humid grow zone: Cultivating the Coast with Kitti Cooper, presented by Saunders Yachtworks
Gladiolus, sometimes known as sword lilies, are a staple of Southern gardens, known for their striking, upright spikes and delicate blooms. In zones 8 /9, such as those found in South Alabama, … more
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Orange Beach City Schools set to host 2nd annual Island Schools Special Olympics
Orange Beach City Schools has announced the eagerly awaited return of the Island Schools Special Olympics, scheduled for May 7, at the Orange Beach Sportsplex. According to a news release, this … more
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Going green for mental health: Join the movement this May
Today, May 1, marks the beginning of Mental Health Awareness Month, a time when organizations like Mental Health America and the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) rally to raise awareness … more
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Explore Gulf Shores on two wheels: National Bike Month 2024 events
Gulf Shores residents, it’s that time of year again. Spend the weekend giving your bicycles a tune-up and join the National Bike Month fun. Andy Bauer, Gulf Shores zoning administrator and avid … more
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Additional sidewalks are planned on North Cedar Street near Foley Elementary School. Foley is planning new sidewalks to connect and extend pedestrian routes around the city.
Foley paves the way for pedestrians with approval of four new sidewalk projects
Foley City Council has approved funding for four new sidewalk projects aimed at enhancing pedestrian connectivity throughout the city. The initiatives, approved during the council's session on … more
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Don’t miss the North Baldwin Chamber’s Crawfish Cook-Off May 4
Who's ready for some mudbugs? Join the North Baldwin Chamber of Commerce at Halliday Park in Bay Minette Saturday, May 4, for the annual Crawfish Cook-Off. This family-friendly event has all the … more
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5 Things to do this weekend on the Gulf Coast, May 2-5
The What's Happening section has moved to the Wednesday edition to make sure our readers have plenty of time to make weekend plans. Speaking of weekend plans, this is a big weekend on the Gulf Coast. … more
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The Hangout Music Festival will begin setting up on the Gulf Shores City Beach area April 29 and return to normal access May 23.
Hangout Music Festival 2024 construction begins in Gulf Shores: Closures and local impacts you need to know
Hangout Music Festival 2024 is just around the corner and work has begun to turn Gulf Shores Beach and Gulf Place into a music festival. Residents and visitors will see beach, road and … more
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The Galway sold personalized mugs in April. The first 50 sold out quickly and now hang over the bar. Some of the mug owners visited their mugs for the first time during the soft opening.
The Galway Irish Public House opens soon in Gulf Shores: Here's an exclusive sneak peek from GCM Lifestyle Editor Melanie LeCroy
BOX Want to go? Galway Irish Public House is at 2301 E. 2nd St., Gulf Shores. Official hours are not yet posted, but follow the Galway Irish Public House Facebook page for updates. GULF SHORES … more
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The Gulf Coast Arts Alliance Gallery is located at 225 E. 24th St., Gulf Shores.
The Gulf Coast Arts Alliance celebrates a decade of art and community, May 4
Just 10 years ago, the Gulf Coast Arts Alliance opened its doors and welcomed in artists from across the region and art lovers. Join in on the celebration May 4. In May 2014, the Waterway Village was … more
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Bay Minette City Hall Hosts successful Clean Out & Recycle Day event
On Saturday, April 27, residents of Bay Minette embraced the opportunity to declutter and recycle as they participated in the annual Clean Out & Recycle Day. Held in the parking lot of Bay … more
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Baldwin County students get hands-on experience in the workforce through new program
DAPHNE — For six years, the Eastern Shore Chamber of Commerce has given students the opportunity to get hands on experience in the real world through the Student Training and Exploration … more
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The Henry Stuart Home was built in 1925. This building was constructed as a circular, domed hut and stands at 14 feet in diameter and sinks two feet into the ground, featuring six top-hinged windows that circle the building and two skylights on the roof.
Historic home in Montrose could face relocation
FAIRHOPE — A historic home that dates to the 1920s could face relocation in the coming months. Tolstoy Park, also known as the Henry Stuart House or the "Hermit House," was constructed in … more
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The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs' 2023 National Veteran Suicide Prevention Annual Report revealed that there were 6,392 veteran suicides in 2021, averaging 17.5 per day. In response to this critical concern, Vets Recover, an organization providing immediate and long-term support for veterans and first responders in crisis, launched in Mobile on April 17.
Vets Recover launches comprehensive care facility for veterans in Mobile
According to the 2023 National Veteran Suicide Prevention Annual Report compiled by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, there were 6,392 veteran suicides in 2021, averaging 17.5 veteran suicides … more
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The Magnolia Springs Town Council met on March 26. The decision to vote on the resolution to dissolve the Magnolia Springs Library Board and close the Magnolia Springs Public Library was tabled until the April 23 council meeting where the resolution was passed unanimously by council members.
The end of an era: Magnolia Springs Public Library to close
Magnolia Springs Town Council recently made a unanimous vote that marks a significant decision regarding the future of the town's library services. The resolution, aimed at restructuring the … more
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