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USA Health resumes cooking classes in Fairhope, Mobile
USA Health is gearing up to restart its popular cooking classes at the teaching kitchens located at University Commons in Mobile and the Mapp Family Campus in Fairhope, welcoming participants of all … more
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USA Health promotes healthy living through culinary programs
USA Health integrates nutrition and culinary medicine to combat high rates of chronic diseases like diabetes, heart disease and stroke prevalent in the Gulf Coast region due to unhealthy eating … more
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Mental health awareness efforts earn Spanish Fort High top prize in national contest
Spanish Fort High School has achieved national recognition as the overall winner of the 2024 Acts of Service Contest, hosted by ThriveWay. The award highlights their exceptional "Reach Out Campaign," … more
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Oak trees in front of Foley City Hall will be illuminated with halo lighting under plans approved by the City Council. Lights will also be installed in trees along South Alston Street.
Foley to illuminate downtown trees with halo lighting
A new project will enhance downtown Foley by installing halo lighting on several trees along East Laurel Avenue and South Alston Street. The plan involves outfitting six trees in front of the … more
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Zinnias in full bloom attract a myriad of pollinators, including bees and butterflies. Their vibrant colors and easy accessibility make them a favorite among these crucial creatures.
Baldwin County gardens abuzz: Discover pollinator-friendly flowers and tips during Pollinator Week
This week marks the annual celebration of Pollinator Week, a time dedicated to recognizing and supporting the vital role pollinators play in our ecosystems and agriculture. The initiative, … more
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Fairhope's Rath participates in Alabama Governor's Youth Leadership Forum
Katelyn Rath, a resident of Fairhope, recently took part in the Alabama Governor's Youth Leadership Forum (YLF) held on the campus of Auburn University. During the Thursday graduation ceremony, … more
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Mugshots opens in Foley
A new addition to Hwy. 59 in Foley that has Southern roots started grilling up burgers and other sports bar favorites this week. Mugshots Grill & Bar, a casual dining restaurant opened its … more
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The city of Foley is seeking funding to extend sidewalks along Alabama 59 between Azalea Avenue and Pride Drive. The project is part of an effort to improve access for walkers and bicyclists around Foley.
Foley to expand pedestrian access with new sidewalk projects
Pedestrian access along Alabama 59 and other parts of Foley is set to improve. During a meeting on Monday, June 3, Foley City Council voted to seek funding for the construction of more than one … more
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Religion column by Dr. Franklin L. Kirksey: Knowing and doing the will of God
George W. Truett said, "To know the will of God is the greatest knowledge! To do the will of God is the greatest achievement!" Paul the apostle writes in Romans 12:1-2, "I beseech you therefore, … more
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Orange Beach's Forbess honored for helping save girl's life in Florida shark attack
On Tuesday, June 18, the City of Orange Beach presented Dr. Ryan Forbess, of Orange Beach Family Medicine, a certificate of recognition for his efforts while helping save a teenager's life following … more
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Discover Civil War history at Stockton Heritage Museum this Saturday
Both locals and visitors will have a rare chance to delve into the history of the Civil War at an exhibit hosted by the Stockton Heritage Museum this Saturday, June 22. From 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., … more
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ALDOT provides update on Foley Beach Express construction after toll plaza roof falls
The Alabama Department of Transportation (ALDOT) demolition teams worked overnight on Monday, June 17, to bring down the Foley Beach Express toll plaza roof, with the group now shifting focus to the … more
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Tea and Tolkien: Copper Kettle's 10th anniversary journeys through Middle-earth
On Saturday, June 15, the Copper Kettle TeaBar celebrated its 10th anniversary with a Lord of the Rings-themed tea event, transforming the venue into a Middle-earth extravaganza. Guests embarked on … more
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GWOT Wall of Remembrance coming to Robertsdale's Warrior Legacy Ranch, concert planned
Warrior Legacy Ranch is set to host the Global War on Terrorism (GWOT) Wall of Remembrance in Robertsdale Aug. 22-25. This event will culminate in a concert on Aug. 24 at 6:30 p.m., featuring … more
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The Foley City Council recognized new and outgoing members of the Revitalization and Beautification Advisory Board.
Foley honors volunteers for beautification efforts
The City of Foley recently acknowledged volunteers who have contributed to beautification projects across the community. During a June 3 Foley City Council meeting, awards were presented to … more
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Magnolia Springs Fire Department hosts historic 'Push-In' ceremony for new rescue truck
The Magnolia Springs Volunteer Fire Department marked the arrival of its new Rescue 1 truck with a traditional "Push-In" ceremony on Monday, June 10. The 2022 Rosenbauer/International Quick … more
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Rev. Massey installed as minister of Fairhope Christian Church
On Sunday, June 9, the Rev. Betty Massey was installed as the new minister of Fairhope Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) by the Rev. Kerry Kesey, regional minister of the Alabama-Northwest … more
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6 Baldwin County happenings to keep the weekend fun, June 20-23
Happy Fete de la Musique, also known as Make Music Day. Did you know, that June 21 is the day that making music is celebrated around the globe? Head to Gulf Shores and celebrate at one of their three … more
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Eddie Salter of Evergreen was inducted in the Alabama Turkey Hunters Hall of Fame last weekend.
David Rainer on Outdoor Alabama: Inaugural class inducted into Alabama Turkey Hunters Hall of Fame
The inaugural class of the Alabama Turkey Hunters Hall of Fame was inducted last weekend during the World Championship Turkey Calling competition at the Mobile Convention Center, and the inductees … more
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Lock in summer freshness by freezing garden vegetables
AUBURN UNIVERSITY — Those with an active green thumb may quickly find that their garden is producing more vegetables than they can handle. If you are running out of counter space, freezing your … more
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