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Congratulations RHS Class of 2019 [Photo gallery]
ROBERTSDALE, Alabama -- The first year of the Joe Sharp era at Robertsdale High School came to an end for 312 graduating seniors Monday night, May 13 at J.D. Sellars Stadium. In his first year as … more
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Fairhope’s iconic clock corner is schedule to get an updated look. Work on new landscaping and pedestrian traffic signals are scheduled to begin Aug. 1
Busy Fairhope intersection to get new pedestrian signals
Fairhope residents and visitors will soon see pedestrian signals at the intersection of Fairhope Avenue and Section Street. The iconic Fairhope Clock corner is set to get improvements, and those … more
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It is time to dust off your broom and break in your running shoes because the Haunted Hustle is Oct. 21.
Witches and runners, Gulf Shores is ready for you
It is time to dust off your broom and break in your running shoes because the Haunted Hustle is approaching. The City of Gulf Shores announced the dates for its annual Haunted Hustle early to give … more
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With no slowdown in sight to the development and growth of Fairhope, Corey Martin, a first-term councilman, is looking for solutions to the city’s future water needs.
Fairhope's water future: Councilman Corey Martin's vision for sustainable solutions
Corey Martin is a first-term Fairhope city councilman who is looking for creative solutions to protect Fairhope's water resource for future generations. This summer, the city of Fairhope struggled … more
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Robertsdale discussing e-bike laws
Electric bikes, called e-bikes, have grown in popularity over the past few years, prompting discussion regarding the legitimacy and safety of the vehicles. Robertsdale City Council members discussed … more
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Unlock Baldwin County's festive fun this weekend, Dec. 15-17
The holiday shopping clock is ticking loudly. Are you as behind on the holiday cheer as I am? The Christmas tree is up but missing the ornaments. The Christmas lists have been made, but the … more
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Chris Litton, a retired logistics and safety coordinator for the city of Orange Beach, will have major surgery mid-August. The community has rallied to raise money to help defer some of the medical costs.
Foley, Gulf Coast groups host fundraisers for retired Orange Beach employee for upcoming surgery
Beekeeper, chef, deer processor, gun safety educator, historian, sound engineer and community volunteer — these are the many hats Chris Litton wears and are among the reasons so many people are … more
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Mike Turner
Fairhope poet wins state writing award
Fairhope songwriter and poet Mike Turner has been awarded the 2023 Roger Williams Peace Award for Writing by the Alabama Writers Cooperative (AWC). Turner's poem, "Sense of Peace," was recognized as … more
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Theatre 98 presents "For Peter Pan on Her 70th Birthday"
FAIRHOPE — With a little faith, trust and pixie dust, Neverland and the real world intertwine in Theatre 98's upcoming production of "For Peter Pan on Her 70th Birthday." The play tells the … more
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Gulf Shores Community Christmas at Sims Park rescheduled
Due to anticipated inclement weather, the city of Gulf Shores announced that the Community Christmas at Sims Park event orginially scheduled for Dec. 1, has been moved to Dec. 14 at 6 p.m. … more
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2018 Flavors of the South [Photo gallery]
ROBERTSDALE, Alabama -- Residents in Central Baldwin sampled food from vendors throughout Baldwin County at the Central Baldwin Chamber of Commerce’s 15th Annual “Flavors of the South,” wine … more
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Gulf Coast Media got an early look at Crumbl Cookie Gulf Shores. The store held a VIP event and ribbon cutting with the Coastal Alabama Business Chamber Wednesday, Dec. 13. The store will be open Thursday, Dec. 14, for a soft opening.
Crumbl Cookie craze spreads: Gulf Shores welcomes second Baldwin County location
The wait is over. The iconic pink boxes are ready. Gulf Coast Media announced in May the Gulf Shores Crumbl Cookie location will open, and GCM has since received numerous requests from … more
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“Exterminate the Hornets” Homecoming [Photo gallery]
Foley High School celebrated Homecoming Week with a parade on Thursday, Sept. 20, taking the schools through the streets of downtown. The Homecoming game, Sept. 21, was against the Baker Hornets, … more
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Lower Alabama Young Professionals to host cornhole tourney and social at Flora-Bama this weekend
Bags will be flying across the state line as the Lower Alabama Young Professionals host their fourth iteration of Barks, Bags, & Bushwackers, a cornhole tournament and social, at the Flora-Bama … more
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Although alligators are more abundant in south Alabama, the protected species can be found throughout the state.
Expect to see alligators throughout Alabama
For those of us fortunate enough to have lived in Alabama a number of years, one of the benefits the vast majority of residents cherish is interaction with the abundant wildlife that inhabits the … more
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OWA Parks & Resort cut the ribbon on its newest addition, Tropic Hideaway RV Resort.
Tropic Hideaway RV resort opens at OWA Parks & Resort
OWA Parks & Resort recently cut the ribbon on its newest addition, Tropic Hideaway RV Resort. The luxury RV resort boasts 190 RV lots and is located next to Tropic Falls theme and water parks. … more
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Annual National Shrimp Festival pushed to 2 p.m. Thursday due to severe weather forecast
The Annual National Shrimp Festival is announcing a delay of the festival’s opening to 2 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 12, due to threats of severe weather on Wednesday afternoon. The forecasted … more
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Forestry and Fire Suppression Equipment to be Auctioned by Alabama Forestry Commission
Hundreds of surplus items from the Alabama Forestry Commission are included in a three-day auction next week. The auction, conducted by J.M. Wood Auction Company Inc., will start Tuesday, Dec. 5 … more
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A northern long-eared bat is examined after being captured at Perdido River Wildlife Management Area earlier this year.
Coastal life may protect endangered bats
Endangered cave dwelling bats may have found a way to avoid extinction – by living outside of caves. Earlier this year, scientists conducting an annual "Bat Blitz" in Alabama to document bat … more
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Foley High School Class of 2019: Go Lions! [Photo gallery]
The Foley High School Class of 2019 celebrated their graduation at Ivan Jones Stadium on Tuesday, May 14. The ceremony began with a welcome by Principal Russ Moore and words of encouragement from … more
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