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Tony Cline named COO of Lucy Buffett's LuLu's restaurants
A Gulf Shores-based man has been named COO of one of the city's more well-known restaurants. Lucy Buffett's LuLu's in Gulf Shores; Destin, Florida; and North Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, … more
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Dr. John Borom casts his net during a shrimp jubilee on the Eastern Shore.
Harvest regulations still apply during jubilees
When the weather gets hot and stagnant, the folks who live on the Eastern Shore of Mobile Bay go on high alert. Certain weather and water conditions in the bay can lead a rare phenomenon known as a … more
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Chuck Maglothin of Foley is the August "Veteran of the Month."
Foley man named veteran of the month by Tuberville
U.S. Sen. Tommy Tuberville (R-AL) recently released a video honoring Chuck Maglothin of Foley as his August "Veteran of the Month." "Our service members put their lives on the line to preserve … more
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Currently, the 44 special needs buses in Baldwin County Public Schools have air conditioning, but the 220 remaining do not. The district is working to replace and upgrade buses, but the process will take some time. A school bus lasts about 10 years.
Baldwin County school buses do not currently have air conditioning, board says installation plan is in the works
With temperatures last week reaching a high of 95 degrees and heat indexes of 104 and higher, many parents took to social media voicing their concerns about Baldwin County Public Schools buses not … more
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The Wharf, Pepsi donate $5k to help feed children
ORANGE BEACH — As part of its Hot Wharf Summer series, The Wharf and Birmingham-based Buffalo Rock Pepsi announced a $5,000 donation to Alabama Credit Union's Secret Meals for Hungry Children … more
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The free concerts take place on the Town Green at Gulf Place from 6 until 8 p.m. Grab your family and friends, pack a picnic dinner and enjoy the sunset and live music.
Gulf Shores Sunset Series returns with exciting lineup
It is time for the locals to take back the beach. The summer season has come to a close, the children are back in school, and football is right around the corner. All that means the Sunset Series … more
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Foley increases support for school programs
FOLEY — After one year, a program to provide city financial support for Foley school programs has increased test scores and performance reading, mathematics and other areas. Foley City Council … more
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Foley improves employee pay classification
FOLEY — Some Foley city employees will get a raise and all will have additional potential for future salary enhancements under a pay plan approved by city council. Council voted to approve a pay … more
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Hudson Warner, son of Bagel Boy owner Alex Warner, at the bagel shop’s celebration of being in business for one year at their Foley location on Saturday.
Foley's Bagel Boy turns 1; New plans for delicious expansion in the works
FOLEY — What started as a series of pop-ups with 100 bagels became a runaway train of love and gluten. Bagel Boy Foley is 1 years old. Just before opening his first location at 515 N. McKenzie … more
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Christa Rudat, RN, MSN, IBCLC and childbirth educator at Infirmary Health, said the reason many mothers quit breastfeeding is because of a lack of support and lack of education. “By providing this service, which is held once a month at Java J’s, we are able to give them education and support throughout their journey, answer their questions and give them reassurance,” Rudat said.
North Baldwin Infirmary hosts Baby Bistro breastfeeding support group in celebration of National Breastfeeding Month
BAY MINETTE — In observance and celebration of National Breastfeeding Month in August, North Baldwin Infirmary will host a free Baby Bistro Breastfeeding Support Group session for mothers. … more
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Spanish Fort City Council to hold special meeting Aug. 19
The city of Spanish Fort announced Friday, Aug. 11, that city council would hold a special meeting. An email sent to media outlets by city clerk Rebecca Gaines stated: "The purpose of the … more
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Press & Co. offers a full line of cold pressed juices and wellness shots.
From health journey to culinary delights: The story behind Daphne’s Press & Co. Café
DAHPNE — A new café with a focus on delicious healthy food just opened in downtown Daphne.For owner Kimberly Cox, Press & Co., which opened Aug. 12, is a step in a new direction. She never dreamed … more
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The Silver Bullet and the Silver Sail.
Escape to tranquility: Discover Alabama’s Most Hospitable Airbnb on 10-acre Fairhope farm
FAIRHOPE — Tucked away on 10 acres just off Mary Ann Beach Road you will find the most hospitable Airbnb host in the state, deemed so by the homestay and experience company themselves. Listening … more
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3 Fairhope teens arrested in connection with 11 vehicle thefts
Three Fairhope teens, ages 14, 16 and 17, were arrested Monday in connection to nearly a dozen vehicle thefts over the weekend. In a statement released Monday afternoon, Fairhope Police … more
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A prescribed burn is seen smoking in Gulf State Park in Orange Beach. A prescribed burn, originally planned at the park Aug. 15-23 but delayed due to imperfect weather conditions, as part of a forest management plan associated with wildfire fuel reduction, wildlife habitat restoration and invasive species control, will take place next to the park's campground. Trails near the burn location will be closed, and camping reservations are not being accepted for campsites 122-195, 199-316 and 317-468 during the burn period. It is set to now start Aug. 20.
Prescribed burn set for Aug. 20 in Gulf State Park
When you see smoke rising and flames emanating from Gulf State Park next week, know this: this fire is good. A prescribed burn, originally planned at the park Aug. 15-23 but delayed due to … more
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RuPaul Drag Race coming to Mobile Oct. 22
If you are looking for a reason for a Halloween night out with friends, we have a show for you. Finalists from MTV’s “RuPaul’s Drag Race” will take the stage in Mobile … more
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The GSHS Environmental Club presented a sea turtle safety net to the Gulf State Park Pier on Aug. 7. This net is used to hoist up injured sea turtles to ensure their safety and wellbeing. Once the turtle is hoisted up from the beach, they will be taken to rehabilitation to review injuries.
Gulf Shores students present sea turtle safety net to state park
GULF SHORES — The Gulf Shores High School Environmental Club presented a sea turtle rescue net to the Gulf State Park Pier on Aug. 7. In collaboration with Ralph Agnew, a volunteer from … more
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During the week of Jan. 14-21, a Geo-Comm Field Technician will be on-site, concentrating efforts on verifying addresses in the northern section of the county, north of Interstate 10, and along the coastline.
Baldwin County 9-1-1 and Geo-Comm, Inc. unite to elevate Next Gen 9-1-1 address data
Always looking to revolutionize emergency response, Baldwin County 9-1-1 has unveiled a cutting-edge initiative to validate addresses, ensuring precision in dispatch services and advancing public … more
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Lower Alabama Young Professionals Development Series presents bestselling author Andy Andrews, Aug. 15
Spending an evening networking and learning with your peers sounds like a worthwhile use of time. The Lower Alabama Young Professionals Development Series will host an evening with New York Times … more
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The event also showcased a performance by the Daphne High School Lady T step team, Foley High School’s “The Noise” and speeches by community representatives and school system staff members to encourage teachers before they took on the first day of school today.
Baldwin County Board of Education hosts Teacher Institute pep rally
"We are Baldwin, we are proud," a crowd of over 4,000 teachers and staff members chanted at the second-annual Baldwin County Board of Education Teachers Institute pep rally on Aug. 4. The crowd was … more
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