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Coastal Alabama Business Chamber wants to help you shred away 2023
If clearing out the clutter is on your list of resolutions, load up the car and head to the Gulf State Park Beach Pavilion, Jan. 13. The cities of Gulf Shores, Orange Beach, the Coastal Alabama … more
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Paula Deen was in attendance for the opening celebration on Dec. 16, 2019.
Paula Deen’s Family Kitchen in Foley’s OWA closes after 4 years
FOLEY – Paula Deen’s Family Kitchen, an anchor of Foley’s Downtown OWA, has closed permanently. Social media was abuzz Wednesday, Jan. 3, after reports that the restaurant had … more
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Alabama receives failing grades in "State of Tobacco Control" report
In the recently released American Lung Association's 22nd annual "State of Tobacco Control" report, According to a news release, Alabama finds itself trailing behind the nation in efforts to prevent … more
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Baldwin County's 2024 Teachers of the Year
Baldwin County Public Schools recently celebrated its 2024 Teachers of the Year. Every year, each school in the district selects a Teacher of the Year to represent them. From those winners, a panel … more
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This represents an example of what the Vietnam War memorial wall could look like in Robertsdale.
Veteran wants Vietnam War memorial in Robertsdale
ROBERTSDALE — A local veteran and wants to help raise money to bring a Vietnam War memorial wall to his city. Comm. Kenneth Marsh, a Robertsdale resident, approached Mayor Charles Murphy to … more
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Orange Beach’s “Visions of Christmas” showcases musical magic for the holiday season
**BOX WANT TO GO? *** Holidays aren’t complete without traditions, and Orange Beach’s “Visions of Christmas” is a fun event to add to your family’s traditions. This will … more
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Golf carts proposed for The Retreat at Bon Secour in Gulf Shores
Gulf Shores City Council members discussed disaster relief services, budget amendments and a proposal to allow golf carts in The Retreat at Bon Secour at a meeting Nov. 20. Disaster relief services … more
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U.S. Marine Corps Staff Sgt. Johnny Morris II, his son Gage, daughter Gabby and wife Natalie visit the site of their future home in Elberta.
Homes For Our Troops mobilizes community support with volunteer day for Sgt. Morris' new home in Elberta
Time to dust off your landscaping gloves. It's time to landscape the Morris family's new home in Elberta. On April 1, 2023, the Elberta community rolled out the red carpet for U.S. Marine Corps Staff … more
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RHS NJROTC cadet Wheeles impresses at Junior Olympic Rifle Championship
Robertsdale High School's NJROTC Cadet Haley Wheeles showcased her marksmanship skills recently as she competed in the Junior Olympic Rifle Championship held at the Olympic Training Center in … more
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Helping Hands Care Service, a provider of home-care services, marked a significant milestone as they celebrated their fifth-year anniversary and held a ribbon cutting ceremony for their new location on June 23.
Helping Hands premieres new location to celebrate 5th year
BAY MINETTE — Helping Hands Care Service, a locally owned and operated home-care service agency, celebrated their five-year anniversary and held a ribbon cutting ceremony for their new location … more
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Robertsdale Christmas [Photo gallery]
Santa rolled into Robertsdale on Saturday. The day's festivities began with a concert in Honeybee Park by the Robertsdale High School choral department. Following the concert, Robertsdale Mayor … more
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The essence of the Turkey Trot centers around supporting Prodisee Pantry, a lifeline for food-insecure families in Baldwin County. Proceeds from the event contribute to providing these families with the necessities for a traditional Thanksgiving meal, embodying the spirit of giving during the holiday season.
14th-annual Prodisee Pantry Turkey Trot to take place Oct. 28 in Daphne
DAPHNE — It may still be summer temperatures outside, but a nonprofit that helps feed Baldwin County is preparing for a fall full of giving thanks. The 14th-annual Prodisee Pantry Turkey Trot … more
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Gulf Shores announces upcoming Christmas events
With Thanksgiving in the rearview mirror, the City of Gulf Shores has announced upcoming events to fill your holiday season with cheer and excitement. This year, the celebration will include … more
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Shopping at the start of the year isn’t just fun, it’s also cost-effective, as retailers are likely to plan promotions to help sell excess inventory, making it a good time to stock up on essentials and other items.
Shop smarter in the New Year with these tips
For many people, the start of a new year is an opportunity to revamp their routine and make game-changing resolutions. That’s why industry experts are offering smart shopping tips that will … more
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The bridge is set to be built over the intracoastal at Waterway Village at the intersection of East Canal Road and East Second Street near Tacky Jacks and Big Beach Brewing, and will connect the north and south sides of the Waterway District through newly constructed pedestrian pathways spanning from the new Medical Village area to East 20th Avenue.
Gulf Shores announces construction bid for Pedestrian Bridge detour
The City of Gulf Shores announced the lowest bidder of a contract for the construction of a detour needed in conjunction with the anticipated pedestrian bridge being built across the intracoastal. … more
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ASSE International Student Exchange Programs (ASSE) is extending an invitation to local families to explore the experience of hosting a foreign exchange student.
ASSE International invites local families to host foreign exchange students
ASSE International Student Exchange Programs (ASSE), a non-profit public benefit organization, is extending an invitation to local families to explore the experience of hosting a foreign exchange … more
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Religion column by Dr. Franklin L. Kirksey: When the Great Commission caused a great commotion
Arthur T. Pierson explains in The Acts of the Holy Spirit: "When disciples have a true revival, society gets a revolution. When the Spirit moves mightily upon children of God we may look for other … more
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Drawing hundreds of students, the third annual Baldwin Connect College and Career Expo on March 20 served as a platform for exploring local education and industry opportunities.
Baldwin Connect Expo bridges students to career opportunities
The third annual Baldwin Connect College and Career Expo, a joint effort between the Baldwin County Chambers of Commerce and Baldwin County Public Schools, took place on March 20 at the Baldwin … more
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Shark Week at the Gulf State Pier in July.
Gulf State Park Pier to host Shark Week-themed programming
The Gulf State Park Pier will transform into shark central July 10-14 with daily events and programming to align with Shark Week, an annual week of TV programming on the Discovery Channel. … more
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Missing person in Fairhope found dead
The Fairhope Police Department is investigating the death of an individual reported missing Saturday afternoon. In a statement released on the Fairhope Police Department’s Facebook page, … more
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