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Mobile's Saenger Theatre is bringing the laughs this fall
Get ready for a fall full of laughs thanks to the Mobile Saenger Theatre's fall lineup. Big-name standup comedians are set to take the stage starting with Jo Koy Sept. 26. The fall lineup includes … more
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The city is working with Carey Technology, LLC’s Cynthia Feirman. The city council approved Carey Technology for the redistricting project in Feb. at a cost of $24,900.
Daphne redistricting plans: Changes ahead for city council districts before 2025 election
The voting residents of Daphne could soon be in a new district as the city reworks the seven city council districts ahead of the 2025 general election. The redistricting is still a work in progress … more
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Daphne City Council has approved a $6.2 million building contract to expand the Daphne Justice Center.
Daphne City Council approves $6.2 million contract for Justice Center expansion
Daphne – Daphne City Council has approved a $6.2 million building contract to expand the Daphne Justice Center. The project, awarded to Persons Services Corporation, is part of a broader … more
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The Rowan Oak development is 134.41 acres and has been annexation into the city of Daphne.
68 Ventures’ Rowan Oak Development in Daphne get pre-zoning approval and annexation
Rowan Oak, a development by 68 Ventures, had its rezoning and annexation approved by the Daphne City Council during the regular City Council meeting on June 17. The public hearing for the project was … more
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The two-day July 4 holiday will affect garbage, recyclable and yard waste collection schedules in Foley.
Foley announces schedule changes for waste collection during July 4 holiday
Residents of Foley should anticipate adjustments to garbage, recycling and yard waste collection due to the upcoming July 4 holiday. City offices, including Foley Public Works, will be closed on … more
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All areas of the Foley Beach Express are being added to the Beach Express Overlay District as part of amendments to the city’s zoning ordinance. The Overlay District had included areas near the main intersections on the expressway when it was created more than 10 years ago.
Foley adopts new regulations to limit light pollution
New regulations approved by Foley City Council will limit the amount of light spilling onto neighboring residential properties. The council has amended the city's zoning ordinance to restrict light … more
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Foley gears up for "Battle of the Badges" blood drive
Foley residents, alongside local first responders and community supporters, are set to rally behind their city's public safety teams in an upcoming "Battle of the Badges" blood drive organized by … more
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National Tire Safety Week promotes safe driving practices
From June 24 to July 3, National Tire Safety Week urges drivers to focus on their safety by verifying their tires are in top shape before embarking on summer journeys. This nationwide initiative aims … more
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Chemical mishap at Orange Beach pool; Firefighters treat 10 children due to hazardous chemical exposure
A summer afternoon at a local pool took a dangerous turn Friday evening when a chemical mix-up led to a hazardous materials response and left 10 children struggling to breathe. According to a … more
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New income and sales price limits broaden access to AHFA homebuyer programs
More homebuyers now qualify for assistance programs from the Alabama Housing Finance Authority (AHFA), thanks to increased income and sales price limits effective May 22. Set by the U.S. … more
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Children's of Alabama marks 113 years of service
Children's of Alabama, the state's only free-standing pediatric hospital, is celebrating its 113th anniversary this week. Though the official anniversary was Monday, June 17, the hospital is … more
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Essie Rae and Marcie Ann Vesely pose with their award after winning the Mini Division with their piano duet "Popcorn, Please!" at the Distinguished Young Women's Community Night program in Mobile last October.
Baldwin County students to shine in Distinguished Young Women Community Night
Seven Baldwin County students will showcase their talents at the Distinguished Young Women's Community Night program on Wednesday, June 26, at 6:30 p.m. in the Mobile Civic Center Theater. This … more
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Foley woman charged with felony after domestic stabbing incident
A domestic dispute turned violent late Wednesday night, resulting in a stabbing on the 21000 block of U.S. Highway 98 in Foley. The incident, which occurred around 11 p.m. on June 19, has led to … more
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Affordable health screenings coming to Gulf Shores
Residents living in and around the Gulf Shores area can learn about their risk for cardiovascular disease, osteoporosis, diabetes and other chronic, serious conditions with affordable screenings by … more
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Scholarship recipients Kaitlin Mixon, Grace Doleac, Briana Smith and Angelica Henson (center, left to right) stand with Thomas Hospital Auxiliary President Linda Veren (far left) and Health Career Scholarship Committee Chairperson Rusty Downey (far right).
Thomas Hospital Auxiliary awards health career scholarships to Baldwin County students
The Thomas Hospital Auxiliary has awarded $8,000 in scholarships to four Baldwin County residents pursuing careers in healthcare. Each recipient will receive a $2,000 scholarship to support their … more
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Revitalize your summer garden: A second chance for Gulf Coast gardeners - Cultivating the Coast with Kitti Cooper, presented by Saunders Yachtworks
If your spring garden suffers from early pest damage and diseases, don't worry — you still have time for a fresh start with your vegetable garden. The Gulf Coast's unique climate allows … more
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Signing of the World Elder Abuse Awareness Day proclamation.
Elderly and disabled adults in Alabama in need of foster care
Alabama's elderly and disabled adults facing vulnerable circumstances are finding crucial support through the state's Adult Foster Care program, an initiative spearheaded by the Alabama Department of … more
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CDC warns of severe illnesses linked to Diamond Shruumz products; Alabama among affected states
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has issued a health advisory regarding acute illnesses associated with Diamond Shruumz microdosing chocolate bars, cones and gummies. These … more
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Magic Moments is a wish-granting organization for Alabama children or children receiving medical treatment within the state. Over the past six years, OWA Parks & Resort has partnered with the organization for one of its annual Beyond the Moment events.
Magic Moments and OWA bring smiles to children with life-threatening illnesses
On a hot Friday in June, a group of families and friends descended on OWA's Tropic Falls for a unique annual event aimed at happy memories for Alabama children with chronic life-threatening … more
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ALEA partners with Gulf Shores, Orange Beach for third year to assist in rescue swimmer flights
The Alabama Law Enforcement Agency (ALEA) Aviation Unit has now partnered with Gulf Shores and Orange Beach for the third-straight year to assist with rescue swimmer flights, highlighted in a meeting … more
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