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Adventures with Books [Photo gallery]
ROBERTSDALE, Alabama -- The city of Robertsdale hosted the first of three summer camps June 3-7 in the library at Robertsdale Elementary School. Two camps are held each day, a morning camp for … more
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I love a homecoming parade [Photo gallery]
ROBERTSDALE, Alabama — It was a magical time in Robertsdale Thursday evening when the annual Robertsdale High School Homecoming Parade rolled down the street. Each class at RHS had a float that … more
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Chef Bill Briand is ready to introduce Fairhope to his unique culinary perspective.
Little Bird, big legacy: New Fairhope restaurant to be a tribute to Chef Bill Briand’s mother, culinary journey
FAIRHOPE — The foodie community in Baldwin County has been buzzing with anticipation about a new culinary partnership coming to downtown Fairhope. In March, Robert and Bentley Evans, founders … more
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South Baldwin Community Theatre announces 53rd season with diverse lineup
South Baldwin Community Theatre (SBCT) is set to launch its 53rd season with a diverse array of productions ranging from classic comedies to heartwarming holiday shows. The season kicks off with … more
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Johnstone Supply cuts ribbon to new Foley location
FOLEY — Johnstone Supply cut the ribbon to its new location in Foley this past Wednesday. Johnstone is a national wholesale distributor in air conditioning and heating supplies, selling a … more
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Daphne fourth grader shines in art, music, dance
At just 9 years old, Adriana Watkins is making her mark across Alabama and beyond, excelling in art, music and dance. The Daphne East Elementary honor roll student recently earned second place … more
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Pictured from left to right are Beth Robinson, Tanys Waldron, Tammy Atchison, Mary Thweatt, Tracey Folton and Charlotte Hamm gather for a photo during the Robertsdale Garden Club meeting. Hamm lead a demonstration on air layering camellias during the Club's January meeting.
Robertsdale Garden Club kicks off new year with Master Gardener demonstration
The Robertsdale Garden Club began its new year earlier last month by welcoming Charlotte Hamm, a Baldwin County Master Gardener, along with five new guests. Hamm led a demonstration on air … more
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Featured above is a slide Grant Brown used at the Winter Showcase event when he was discussing the new Justice Center.
Gulf Shores to get new Justice Center by next year
The City of Gulf Shores is set to receive a new Justice Center in 2026 that will serve as an upgrade to the current facilities for the municipal courts, police department and jail as the growth of … more
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Federal aid available for Alabama businesses, nonprofits and farmers hit by drought
A months-long drought that parched much of Alabama has led to federal disaster declarations and opened up new financial aid options for small businesses, private nonprofits and farmers struggling to … more
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Chef Bill Briand in the growing containers at The Hope Farm.
Cook what 5-time James Beard nominated Chef Bill Briand cooks
Summer Shrimp and Grouper Ceviche By Chef Bill Briand, Little Bird Fairhope Serves 8 Ingredients: • 12 ounces grouper, medium chop • 10 large shrimp, peeled and deveined • ¼ cup … more
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This integrated pre-K classroom at Robertsdale Elementary School includes regular education students and students with physical challenges.
RES photo gallery [Photo gallery]
ROBERTSDALE — From special needs to Advance Placement, Robertsdale Elementary School serves a wide spectrum of students in Central Baldwin County and beyond.“We have such wonderful … more
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Spanish Fort Fire Department breaks ground on new station
SPANISH FORT — The City of Spanish Fort broke ground on construction of the Spanish Fort Fire Department's new station on Friday. The project, which has been in development for a decade, … more
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After the new lane has been paved south of the bridge, there will still be two lanes of traffic while a median is installed to Hwy 59. The city is expecting the road on the south side of the bridge to be “completely done” in May 2025.
New contractor working on Gulf Shores Hwy. 59 expansion
GULF SHORES — Driving by the traffic cones that line Hwy. 59, one might start to wonder what the timeline for construction looks like for this project. “They’re going to start … more
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Free Bike Rescue event rolls into Bay Minette
Cyclists in need of a tune-up can take advantage of a free bike repair event on Saturday, Dec. 7, at Light of the City, 1000 Shedrick Hardy Parkway. From 9 a.m. to noon, volunteers will offer … more
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Foley Kiwanis Club to host first-ever Chili Cook-Off
Foley Heritage Park will come alive with the aroma of chili and the sounds of live music on Saturday, Feb. 15, as the Foley Kiwanis Club hosts its inaugural Chili Cook-Off. Set to run from 9 … more
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Jim Roberts retires as Spanish Fort Municipal Judge [Photo gallery]
Spanish Fort’s first and only municipal judge Jim Roberts was celebrated by friends and family Sunday as he announced his retirement from the position. Roberts was feted with recognition from the … more
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Gulf Shores Board of Education members, city officials, and Gulf Shores City School teachers posed as Shelby Jurkiewicz cut the ribbon.
Now serving: Gulf Shores City Schools hosts ribbon cutting event for new outdoor kitchen facility
Gulf Shores City Schools has a new outdoor kitchen that its middle and elementary schools will use in elective courses that work to prepare students for high school culinary programs. "You know, … more
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Alligator Alley in Summerdale offers a unique adventure where visitors can observe and interact with rescued alligators in a safe, natural setting.
Take a Gulf Coast spring break adventure with 5 Best of Baldwin 2025 winners
As the days grow warmer and the sun lingers a little longer, spring break calls for adventure, relaxation and making the most of the Gulf Coast's best attractions. Whether you're craving outdoor … more
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Gov. Ivey awards nearly $2.5 million to boost Alabama victim services, public safety and energy efficiency
Gov. Kay Ivey has awarded nearly $2 million in federal grants to bolster public safety, assist crime victims and improve energy efficiency in government and nonprofit facilities across Alabama. … more
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New food-themed festival coming to Foley
Move over Chocolate & Cheese Festival, there's a new festival in Foley's fall lineup. The Burger's, Brats & Beer Festival is the newest addition to the Beach Life Events festival … more
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