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Help Stamp out Hunger. Start collecting non-perishable items today, fill a bag and place it by your mailbox Saturday, May 13, for your letter carrier to pick up.
Stamp Out Hunger: Join Baldwin County letter carriers in the Nation's largest food drive to support local pantries May 13
Letter carriers across the nation are preparing for the annual Stamp Out Hunger food drive May 13. The nation's largest single-day food collection event is vital to replenishing local food pantries … more
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Robins and Morton is requesting the closure of W. 1st St. between West Beach Boulevard for approximately 24 months.
Gulf Shores Embassy Suites contractor requests 24-month road closure
Gulf Shores – The Gulf Shores City Council agenda for its May 15, work session includes a request for the closure of W. 1st St. for the imminent construction of an Embassy Suites hotel. … more
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Gov. Kay Ivey awards Baldwin County $1.7 million for low-income household utility costs
Gov. Kay Ivey awarded $1.7 million to the Baldwin County organization Community Action Agency of South Alabama. This grant will go toward low-income households with utility costs during the hot … more
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The Spanish Fort girls' soccer team breaks its huddle before the AHSAA state quarterfinal contest against Montgomery Academy Friday, May 5, on the Hill. Last postseason, both Toro teams were removed due to eligibility concerns.
Sen. Chris Elliott proposes laws after '22 Spanish Fort soccer teams booted from playoffs
Sen. Chris Elliott (R-Josephine) has written legislation that will limit how the Alabama High School Athletic Association can determine athlete eligibility and that aims to provide oversight to how … more
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April to June marks termite mating season.
Protect your home from termite swarms during mating season in Baldwin County
Welcome to a delightful time of year sandwiched between tornado and hurricane seasons: termite mating season. And this week, love is in the air, literally. The insects are swarming under the soft … more
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Once a month on a selected Friday throughout the spring, Historic Blakeley State Park hosts an evening of family-friendly live performances.
Harrison McInnis to headline Live Music in the Park series at Blakeley State Park
Historic Blakeley State Park's Live Music in the Park series continues to welcome live music and families to the park this spring. Once a month on a selected Friday in March, April and May, the park … more
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A downtown entertainment district has been proposed for about 160 acres in Foley along Alabama 59 and U.S 98.
Foley studying downtown entertainment district to promote business, nightlife
FOLEY – Local officials, business leaders and residents are looking at the creation of an entertainment district as a way to increase business and improve nightlife in downtown Foley. Many … more
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Dancers of all ages and skill levels will take the stage this weekend in Orange Beach
Coastal Ballet presents "Arabian Nights" this weekend in Orange Beach
ORANGE BEACH — The dancers of Coastal Ballet will spin and leap across the Orange Beach Performing Arts Center stage this weekend as they bring the fabled tales of "Arabian Nights" to life. … more
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FES kindergarteners learn about nature [Photo gallery]
The Pelican's Nest recently visited Foley Elementary School's kindergarten students in Mrs. Davis's, Mrs. Kinkead's and Mrs. Shiflett's classes. The students enjoyed an on-campus field trip learning … more
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Ribbon Cutting held for Alabama’s Original Blue Line BBQ & Grill
FOLEY – The South Baldwin Chamber of Commerce recently held a ribbon cutting welcoming Alabama’s Original Blue Line BBQ & Grill to Foley. Local law enforcement and firefighters came to show … more
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Foley Fire Department experiencing major increase in call volume
FOLEY - The numbers are in for the FY21 Foley Fire Department activity report, and officials say those numbers are staggering. “Our call volume has jumped drastically,” said Chief Joey Darby. … more
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The Eastern Shore Metropolitan Planning Organization has placed a sidewalk on Parker Road in Fairhope on its list of needed projects. The walkway would link U.S. 98 and Scenic 98.
Eastern Shore wants more sidewalks in area
DAPHNE – Sidewalks linking U.S. 98 and Scenic 98 in Fairhope and Montrose are among the construction projects being considered by the Eastern Shore Metropolitan Planning Organization. more
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Jean-Michele Cousteau toured the site for the Gulf Coast Eco Center with students during the ground saving event. Students collects reindeer moss and other native plants that will be cared for until being replanted after construction is complete.
Gulf Coast Eco Center breaks ground
Years of dreaming, planning and patience culminated with the unique groundbreaking for the Gulf Coast Center for Ecotourism and Sustainability (Gulf Coast Eco Center) Oct. 27. Gulf Shores City School … more
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The Dad Squad visits Orange Beach Elementary every Friday to relieve teachers on lunch duty. The group also helps with a range of needs including reviewing multiplication facts with students, mentoring and classroom projects.
Dads take the helm in Orange Beach  
Orange Beach United Methodist Church’s children’s ministry has exploded over the past few years with hundreds of children participating in the program. Soon, church leaders struggled to … more
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Menopause The Musical returns to OWA Theater next January
FOLEY - GFour Productions is bringing Menopause The Musical back to the OWA Theater for eight performances during January. The show, which is now in its 20th year and 15th as the longest-running … more
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Foley Police Department approved to purchase Mobile Data Information System
FOLEY - The Foley City Council voted to give the approval to the Foley Police Department to purchase Southern Software’s Mobile Data Information System (MDIS) during the Monday, Oct. 18 meeting. … more
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Foley man sentenced in firearm case
MOBILE — A Foley man was sentenced in federal court Monday, Nov. 1 for being a felon in possession of a firearm. According to a release issued by U.S. Attorney Sean P. Costello with the U.S. … more
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A ceremony for the first graduating class of the newly formed Elberta Citizen’s Academy was held on Thursday, Oct. 21 at the Elberta Fireman’s Hall.
Elberta Citizen’s Academy celebrates first graduating class
ELBERTA - The first class of the newly formed Elberta Citizen’s Academy held a celebration ceremony during October. Graduates received certificates of completion and were given the opportunity to … more
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Fairhope Music Festival kicks off
FAIRHOPE – Three days of music, food, crafts and family fun kick off today with the start of the first Fairhope Music Festival.. more
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Swift-Coles Home’s haunting allure
BON SECOUR – It was a bright summer day when the light surrounding the Swift-Coles Home suddenly turned dark. Two men moving a bookshelf on the home’s first floor noticed the change … more
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