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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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Pictured above are some of the recipients of the awards announced at the annual Marine Environmental Awards Luncheon.
Dauphin Island Sea Lab announces 4 awards at annual ceremony
Four awards were announced at Dauphin Island Sea Lab's (DISL) annual Marine Environmental Awards Luncheon on Oct. 30 to recognize individuals or organizations for their contributions to marine … more
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Matt Hapitre pushes Alora McElroy down a snowy hill at Gulf Shores Public Beach on Jan. 21.
Education updates: Baldwin County Public Schools to stay closed thru Friday due to Winter Storm Enzo
Forget spring break. Baldwin County Public Schools is getting a snow day that's lasting into to a winter break. With impacts from Winter Storm Enzo, which dumped record-breaking amounts of snow … more
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Students from The Studio excelled at the NATS Southeastern Regional competition. Mary Claire Kelley secured first place in Kids Commercial Music and Musical Theatre, with Ford Macklem taking second and Nia Faith third in Musical Theatre. Brady Mae Birdsong and Priscilla Simmons tied for fourth. Wynter Marlow clinched first in Youth Commercial Music and third in Youth Musical Theatre. Adalyn Lyles and Madison Smith shared fourth in Lower High School Musical Theatre.
Rising stars: Students from The Studio earn top honors at NATS regional competition
Students from The Studio recently showcased their talents at the National Association of Teachers of Singers' (NATS) Southeastern Regional competition, where they competed against over 400 … more
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NOAA announces new regulations for greater amberjack commercial harvest in Gulf waters
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) has announced changes to the commercial harvest regulations for greater amberjack in the federal waters of the Gulf of Mexico, effective … more
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Janice Moss, board vice president of the Christian Service Center, and her husband, Stan Moss, attended the Blossoms of Hope event.
Blossoms of Hope raises $350K for Christian Service Center
GULF SHORES — This year, the Christian Service Center's (CSC) Blossoms of Hope Gala raised over $350,000 in funding for all CSC projects, with that value expected to rise as donations are still … more
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Gulf Coast companies fear TikTok ban's impact on business, promotion of coastal Alabama
With 9,336 followers and 574 videos posted currently, TikTok “has been huge for reaching new audiences” and sharing content on activities around Baldwin County's Gulf Coast for Tammilee … more
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Snow falls in Gulf Shores on Jan. 21 brought from Winter Storm Enzo.
Winter snow storm road conditions and safety updates for Baldwin County
Road conditions due to Winter Storm Enzo, which dumped record-breaking amounts of snow in one day yesterday, have not changed, according to the Alabama Department of Transportation Wednesday morning. … more
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Pamela Denham founder of Fairhope-based Pamela Denham & Associates.
Pamela Denham & Associates celebrates 25 years of excellence
Fairhope-based Pamela Denham & Associates (PDA) has earned recognition in Business Alabama's 2024 Top Rank Alabama Magazine across two categories: Public Relations and Advertising Agencies. PDA … more
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Lt. Kendrick McNeal recognized for leadership at Baldwin County Corrections Center
The Baldwin County Sheriff’s Office recently celebrated Lt. Kendrick McNeal's recognition as a "Patriotic Employer," an award bestowed by Dr. Robert Barrow of the Office of the Secretary of … more
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Summertime raffle kicks off: Local businesses support Friends of the Spanish Fort Library
The Friends of the Spanish Fort Library's Backyard Party raffle has kicked off, and one lucky ticket holder is set to win a barbecue package worth $1,000. While an official end date for the … more
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With the holiday season upon us, residents and early snowbirds might be looking for places to give to others in need or even volunteer their time for a day or two.
Where to volunteer or donate for Christmas meal and gift programs across Baldwin County
With the holiday season upon us, residents and early snowbirds might be looking for places to give to others in need or even volunteer their time for a day or two. Below are a few places to look into … more
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BBB reveals "12 Scams of Christmas" to watch for this holiday season
The Better Business Bureau (BBB) serving Central and South Alabama is warning consumers to stay vigilant against scams targeting holiday shoppers and donors. With festive cheer in full swing, … more
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In 2014, Whisper Edwards, now GCM's editorial assistant and promotions manager, worked at Dairy Queen and was called into work for 30 minutes before the eatery shut down. She captured scenes from the storm between work and in her neighborhood.
11 years after Gulf Coast Snowmageddon, meteorologists say temperatures to be similar Tuesday in south Alabama
Since over 75% of Baldwin County’s population has moved here since 2000, according to the U.S. Census Bureau, many residents might not remember the January 2014 “Snowmageddon.” … more
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Baptist Health Care seeks sponsors for Stepping Out in Style Fashion Show
Sponsorship opportunities are now open for the 48th annual Stepping Out in Style Fashion Show, organized by the Women's Board of the Baptist Health Care Foundation. This year's event will take … more
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Kiddie Compass: 8 family-friendly things to do in Baldwin County Dec. 12-16
Looking for fun and engaging activities to create unforgettable memories with your family? Gulf Coast Media's Kiddie Compass is your go-to guide for family-friendly events happening across … more
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Families depended on Hamburg and Sons for their seasonal farming needs. The company operated until 2004, when H.M. Hamburg's grandson retired.
Foley's Hamburg and Sons building faces uncertain future as city seeks preservation solutions
FOLEY — What used to be a co-op and warehouse in the 1900s, known as H.M. Hamburg & Sons, is now an unused, empty building that holds a piece of Foley history. The red-wooden building, … more
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Copper Kettle takes visitors down the rabbit hole [Photo gallery]
The Copper Kettle Tea Bar hosted a midday tea in Wonderland on Sat., July 20, welcoming back the Mad Hatters Tea with a fantastic bang. The weather heeded the Queen of Hearts’ demands and remained … more
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A microscopic image shows the intricate details of a parasite, highlighting the potential risks associated with zoonotic diseases. Understanding transmission pathways and preventive measures is crucial in safeguarding public health.
CDC issues alert on zoonotic disease risks
In an effort to raise awareness about the potential threats posed by zoonotic diseases, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has released comprehensive guidance on understanding and … more
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ALDOT shares photos of Foley Beach Express toll plaza demolition
ALDOT shared photos (seen above) of the demolition process that started on the Foley Beach Express toll plaza late Sunday, June 16 From roughly 9 p.m. Sunday to 5 a.m. on Monday, June 17, … more
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