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A powerful storm overnight caused some outages and minor damage in Baldwin County.
Severe weather causes power outages, minor damage in Baldwin County
A powerful storm overnight has left Baldwin County in disarray, with Baldwin EMC and Riviera Utilities working to restore power amid broken poles and downed wires. As schools face backlash for … more
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Here comes Santa [Photo gallery]
SILVERHILL, Alabama -- The town of Silverhill kicked off the Christmas festivities in Central Baldwin on Friday, Dec. 6 with a parade and open house. While there was a threat of rain earlier in … more
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Members of the Daphne Junior City Council voted to elect three new officers. On July 19, after the votes were tallied, three Daphne High School students emerged as the elected officers. Sunny Blackwood (Middle) assumed the role of Chairperson; Gracie Robinson (Right) became the Vice Chairperson and Daniel Hill (Left) took on the role of Secretary.
Daphne Junior City Council elects new officers to start second year of program
DAPHNE — In Daphne, high school students are commencing their second year of civic engagement. Daphne Junior City Council appointed three new officers to lead the nine-member council, … more
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This year marks the 51st anniversary of the annual Pow Wow, which got its start in 1971 as a homecoming celebration for Tribal members.
Poarch Creek Indians gears up for 51st-Annual Thanksgiving Pow Wow in Atmore
The Poarch Band of Creek Indians will once again celebrate one of its unique, enduring Thanksgiving traditions with its annual Thanksgiving Pow Wow. This year marks the 51st anniversary of the annual … more
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Infirmary Health welcomes Dr. Michael Hennigan to Coastal Medical Group
Michael Hennigan, M.D., a board-certified internal medicine physician and fellow of the American College of Endocrinology, has joined Coastal Medical Group (CMG). With over 30 years of clinical … more
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Foley residents and Barin Field Navy personnel attend an event at the community’s USO Club on Aug. 22, 1944. The building is now the Gift Horse Restaurant.
Foley seeks WWII memorabilia for Heritage City exhibit
The city of Foley is seeking residents’ memories and memorabilia of World War II in order to help create a museum exhibit and other displays commemorating the era. Recently named as a … more
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Rice’s whales, Balaenoptera ricei, are the only resident baleen whale in the Gulf of Mexico, and they are consistently located in the northeastern Gulf of Mexico. There are estimated to be fewer than 100 individuals remaining.
Endangered Rice's Whales face controversy over proposed knot speed reduction in Gulf of Mexico
The Gulf of Mexico is home to the endangered Rice's whales, a species on the brink of extinction. A recent proposal by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration to lower knot speed to 10 in … more
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2017 Baldwin County Spelling Bee Champion Fletcher Ard of Elberta Middle and runner-up Kate Ginger of Bayside Academy.
2017 Spelling Bee [Photo gallery]
LOXLEY, Alabama - Elberta Middle School student Fletcher Ard repeated as champion at the 2017 Baldwin County Spelling Bee held Thursday, Feb. 9 at the Loxley Civic Center. Ard, a seventh grader, … more
A rendering shows the new free bridge and traffic pattern that has been halted after ground was broken amid a lawsuit between island cities.
AL Supreme Court rules in favor of toll-free Intracoastal bridge in Gulf Shores
GULF SHORES — The Alabama Supreme Court has made a unanimous decision to allow construction of a new toll-free Intracoastal Waterway Bridge in Gulf Shores to go ahead, ending a battle between … more
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Foley gives away trees for Arbor Day [Photo gallery]
The City of Foley celebrated Arbor Day on Feb. 24 in front of the Coastal Alabama Farmers and Fishermans market. The event lasted from 1 – 2 p.m., with a presentation beforehand talking about the … more
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Spreading Christmas cheer [Photo gallery]
BAY MINETTE, Alabama — Residents at the William F. Green Veterans Home in Bay Minette were feeling a little more cheerful on Saturday, Dec. 7 thanks to a visit from Santa and Mrs. Claus. Members … more
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Riff Becknauld’s RiFFsmas Christmas light display on Bear Creek Cove in Gulf Shores.
Gulf Coast shines bright: 11 Christmas light displays to spark holiday magic
Thanksgiving will soon be in the rearview mirror, which means for many that it is time to deck the halls. If you need a little help getting into the holiday spirit, maybe a drive- or walk-thru … more
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Robertsdale hosts parade [Photo gallery]
ROBERTSDALE, Alabama — The city of Robertsdale hosted its annual Christmas parade and Christmas in the Park Saturday night, Dec. 7. After last year’s parade was cancelled because of severe … more
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Miss Eastern Shore: A new chapter in pageantry for Baldwin County
Young women will have the opportunity to step into the spotlight July 29 for a chance to be the first Miss Eastern Shore and Miss Eastern Shore Teen and represent the pageant at the Miss Alabama and … more
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Taylor Hicks will headline Live at Five Friday, Sept. 29.
10 things to do on the Gulf Coast this weekend, Sept. 29 – Oct. 1
Goodbye, September. Hello, October. That was fast! With fall in full swing, the weekend calendar is full of events. There were so many amazing events this weekend that we couldn't just pick five. The … more
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Wherever and however you choose to celebrate, have a very happy Thanksgiving.
Thanksgiving delights: The Baldwin County restaurants open for holiday feasts
Did you miss the deadline to order a pre-made meal? Just not in the mood to cook but still want to enjoy a Thanksgiving meal? You are in luck. Select restaurants across Baldwin County will be … more
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The City of Gulf Shores will be discussing the possibility of reducing the speed limit from 25 mph to 15 mph on the highlighted streets.
City of Gulf Shores approves speed limit reductions
The speed limit on several roads in Gulf Shores will be reduced after a request from concerned residents. Gulf Shores City Council approved the request at its June 26 city meeting to lower the speed … more
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During the Sept. 18 regular city council meeting, ordinance 644-2023 was introduced to the council. The ordinance outlines how the city defines littering, enforcement procedures and penalties.
Spanish Fort cracks down on littering: Public hearing for new ordinance set for Oct. 2
The city of Spanish Fort is looking to curb a litter problem in the city with a new ordinance. During the Sept. 18 regular city council meeting, ordinance 644-2023 was introduced to the council. The … more
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The Coastal Alabama Down Syndrome Society's annual Buddy Walk has fun additions and a new home for the 2023 event.
Coastal Alabama Down Syndrome Society's 2023 Buddy Walk promises galactic fun at new location
The Coastal Alabama Down Syndrome Society's annual Buddy Walk has fun additions and a new home for the 2023 event. This year's revamped Buddy Walk will take over Loxley Municipal Park Saturday, Oct. … more
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Prepare yourselves, for the eclipse draws near. This celestial phenomenon not only delights us humans and alters our daily rhythms but also influences the behavior of our fellow inhabitants of the natural world: animals.
Wild reactions: How animals behave during an eclipse
For many, an eclipse like the one on April 8 is a once-in-a-lifetime event. A total solar eclipse is a rare occurrence, and the one on Monday is special as it will cross the United States meaning … more
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