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Workers remove boats sunk at the Fairhope Pier after Hurricane Sally in 2020. Hurricane season begins June 1. Learn more about being prepared at the Severe Weather Preparedness Town Hall in Robertsdale.
Get ready for hurricane season: Join Baldwin County's Severe Weather Preparedness Town Hall for expert tips and free resources
ROBERTSDALE — Hurricane season begins June 1. Are you ready?Baldwin County Emergency Management Agency will host a Severe Weather Preparedness Town Hall next week to help residents learn more … more
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Scuba diving students in Gulf Shores City Schools new extracurricular class dive 45 feet in Vortex Springs and 20 feet in the Gulf of Mexico. They learn about safety, animals they'll encounter, the science behind their gear and how to share air with each other.
Gulf Shores schools offering scuba diving class
Gulf Shores City Schools are exploring new depths this summer and taking education underwater. The coastal city school district is offering students the opportunity to enroll in an after-school scuba … more
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Elberta High School celebrates ribbon-cutting of new $6.9 million gymnasium
Elberta High School celebrated the opening of their new $6.9 million gymnasium with a ribbon cutting on Aug. 24. "I don't know anyone south of Montgomery that has anything like this," Principal … more
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Fun at the library [Photo gallery]
ROBERTSDALE, Alabama -- The Robertsdale Public Library hosted a pair of events, continuing its summer reading program last week at the library on Pennsylvania Street. On Wednesday, June 12, David … more
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A rendering shows the new free bridge and traffic pattern that has been halted after ground was broken amid a lawsuit between island cities.
Gulf Shores files brief in support of new free intracoastal bridge, Orange Beach opposes
The room filled with chatter as Monday night's meeting came to a close, then Mayor Robert Craft took the opportunity to make a passionate plea to those who remained regarding the new, court-stalled … more
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Through the help of sponsors, attendees and volunteers, Bama Peach Pickleball Club wrote a check to the Gastric Cancer Foundation for $20,000.
Bama Beach Pickleball raises $20,000 for gastric cancer awareness
FOLEY — The Foley Event center was filled with energy and competitive spirit as the Bama Beach Pickleball Club hosted its second-annual pickleball tournament, raising $20,000 to benefit gastric … more
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"As the water passed through these reefs, there are holes in those and the water actually takes microscopic pieces of what is grown on it-like a chia pet effect- and blows it out into the water where the fish can eat it," explained Tom Wade, the Parrot Head Reef project manager.
Reef project in honor of the late Jimmy Buffett coming to Pensacola
PENSACOLA — Reef World, in collaboration with Reef Ball Foundation, is introducing artificial reefs to the Pensacola region in tribute to the late Jimmy Buffett. Over the past two years, the … more
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The planning and zoning district election for District 40 in Baldwin County will be held on Jan. 9 from 7 a.m. until 7 p.m. Citizens drive the zoning process, initiating the process themselves.
Bon Secour residents to vote on forming planning district
The planning and zoning district election for the proposed District 40 in Baldwin County will be held on Jan. 9 from 7 a.m. until 7 p.m. There are many unincorporated parts of Baldwin County, … more
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Robertsdale Library blasts off into summer reading [Photo gallery]
ROBERTSDALE, Alabama -- The Robertsdale Public Library blasted off into its summer reading program with a kickoff celebration on Wednesday, June 5 at the library on Pennsylvania Street. Boys and … more
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All aboard the Dame Ann and ride on down to the "Bunny Hutch" to visit with the Easter Bunny, hunt eggs and make an Easter craft.
7 Gulf Coast happenings you shouldn't miss this weekend, March 28-31
Here comes Peter Cottontail, hopping down the bunny trail… Happy Good Friday everyone. Easter weekend has arrived, Baldwin County students are wrapping up spring break and fun events are … more
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Making a splash [Photo gallery]
LOXLEY, Alabama -- The Town of Loxley held a super splash day on its final day of camp Friday, June 28 at the Loxley Civic Center/Loxley Municipal Park. About 40 campers participated in the event, … more
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Add flavor to your water to beat the summer heat
AUBURN UNIVERSITY — Water is a wonderful way to beat the summer heat. Adding fruit can take hydration to the next level. Experts from the Alabama Cooperative Extension System's Supplemental … more
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With new upgrades, features and functionalities, BCAS wants to prioritize the well-being of animals while providing a more inviting space for potential adopters. BCAS manager George Majors said this intake building was built to ensure the best living quality for the animals who will be in this shelter.
New animal shelter intake building focuses on well-being of animals
SUMMERDALE — A newly constructed Baldwin County Animal Shelter intake building has started assisting in the way animals are cared for and find their forever home. With new upgrades, … more
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Bryant Ramey, a 30-year-old band teacher has been placed on administrative leave after being arrested Oct. 16 on charges of child pornography.
Baldwin County teacher arrested on child pornography charges
SPANISH FORT — A 30-year-old band teacher has been placed on administrative leave after being arrested Oct. 16 on charges of child pornography.According to the Baldwin County Sheriff's Office, … more
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Dresses set up at the Project Prom event in 2023.
Project Prom donations being accepted Junior Auxiliary project offers girls free shopping experience
FAIRHOPE — The Junior Auxiliary is extending an opportunity for young women to "shop" prom dresses, accessories and essential items without any cost. Each year, the provisional class of JA … more
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Dragon & Unicorn Party [Photo gallery]
ROBERTSDALE, Alabama -- The Robertsdale Public Library hosted a “Dragon & Unicorn Party” on Thursday, June 6 as part of its summer reading program, “3…2…1… Blastoff! Alabama Has a … more
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Gulf Shores shooting leaves one injured
Gulf Shores Police are investigating after an altercation led to one person being shot in the leg at Gulf Place in Gulf Shores last night. A suspect was taken into custody at the Gulf Shores … more
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69-year-old Daphne man sentenced to 17 years for child pornography
DAPHNE — Stephen Richey, a 69-year-old Daphne resident, has been sentenced to 17.5 years in prison for the production of child pornography. Richey pleaded guilty to the offense Jan. … more
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Areas drained by the Bon Secour River continue to flood due to debris and sediment left over from Hurricane Sally. The city plans to remove much of the material in the southwest areas of Foley.
Project to reduce Bon Secour River flooding
FOLEY — A city project will clear debris and sediment that Hurricane Sally left in the Bon Secour River and is flooding property almost three years after the storm. Foley City Council voted to … more
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The Lighthouse, a non-profit located in Robertsdale, has served victims of domestic violence, their children and adult victims of sexual violence in Baldwin County and surrounding areas since 1994. The Lighthouse is just one of the three agencies to receive a grant from Gov. Kay Ivey.
Baldwin County non-profit receives state grant to aid with domestic violent victims
The Lighthouse was awarded a grant from Gov. Kay Ivey to help assist domestic violence victims in Baldwin, Conecuh, Escambia and Monroe counties. The Lighthouse, a nonprofit in Robertsdale, has … more
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