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Work to widen U.S. 31 in Spanish Fort is scheduled to be completed by the end of 2021, state highway officials said.
Work on 31 nears completion in Spanish Fort
SPANISH FORT – Work to widen U.S. 31 in Spanish Fort should be completed by the end of 2021, Matt Ericksen, division engineer of the Alabama Department of Transportation, said. more
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The Eastern Shore Metropolitan Planning Organization has placed a sidewalk on Parker Road in Fairhope on its list of needed projects. The walkway would link U.S. 98 and Scenic 98.
Eastern Shore wants more sidewalks in area
DAPHNE – Sidewalks linking U.S. 98 and Scenic 98 in Fairhope and Montrose are among the construction projects being considered by the Eastern Shore Metropolitan Planning Organization. more
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The Eastern Shore Metropolitan Planning Organization wants to build sidewalks in several locations including one on Parker Road linking U.S. 98 and Scenic 98 in Fairhope.
Fairhope approves two-year recycling contract
FAIRHOPE – City officials approved a two-year contract to process Fairhope recyclables, but said they are still looking for other ways to dispose of materials such as paper, aluminum, glass and plastic. more
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South Baldwin Christian Women’s Connection to meet Nov. 11
Pictured here, from left, Elizabeth Mudd-Connelly, Miriam Gebhart, Nada Decker and Imogene Naylor at the South Baldwin Christian Women’s Connection’s October luncheon. The next luncheon will … more
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Robertsdale senior staff and volunteers dressed as crayons, from left, senior activities director Amy Ochello, volunteer coordinator Mary Williams, Lee Day, Alvin Nabors, Georgia Rudolph, Mary Nabors and Kathy Peterson.
Robertsdale seniors celebrate Halloween
ROBERTSDALE — Seniors at the George P. Thames Adult Activity Center in Robertsdale celebrated Halloween a little early with a potluck lunch on Friday, Oct. 29. Some seniors came dressed in … more
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Menopause The Musical returns to OWA Theater next January
FOLEY - GFour Productions is bringing Menopause The Musical back to the OWA Theater for eight performances during January. The show, which is now in its 20th year and 15th as the longest-running … more
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The Dad Squad visits Orange Beach Elementary every Friday to relieve teachers on lunch duty. The group also helps with a range of needs including reviewing multiplication facts with students, mentoring and classroom projects.
Dads take the helm in Orange Beach  
Orange Beach United Methodist Church’s children’s ministry has exploded over the past few years with hundreds of children participating in the program. Soon, church leaders struggled to … more
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Jean-Michele Cousteau toured the site for the Gulf Coast Eco Center with students during the ground saving event. Students collects reindeer moss and other native plants that will be cared for until being replanted after construction is complete.
Gulf Coast Eco Center breaks ground
Years of dreaming, planning and patience culminated with the unique groundbreaking for the Gulf Coast Center for Ecotourism and Sustainability (Gulf Coast Eco Center) Oct. 27. Gulf Shores City School … more
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Alvita Simmons was presented the October Island Spirit award by the Coastal Alabama Business Chamber.
October Island Spirit Award presented to Alvita Simmons
The Island Spirit team from the Coastal Alabama Business Chamber managed to surprise yet another recipient. The October Island Spirit Award was presented to Alvita Simmons. Simmons is a longtime … more
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Gulf Shores City Council approves rezoning of two properties
Gulf Shores City Council approved the rezoning of two properties during the regular council meeting Oct. 25. The first rezoning request was for a 1.99-acre parcel located at the corner of … more
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Get ready for the 28th Annual Foley Rotary Club Oyster Run
FOLEY - It’s almost time for the 28th Annual Foley Rotary Club Oyster Run, taking place on Saturday, Nov. 13 at Orange Blossom Square near Hollis Furniture. The event is the Foley Rotary Club’s … more
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Ribbon Cutting held for Alabama’s Original Blue Line BBQ & Grill
FOLEY – The South Baldwin Chamber of Commerce recently held a ribbon cutting welcoming Alabama’s Original Blue Line BBQ & Grill to Foley. Local law enforcement and firefighters came to show … more
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BCSO hosts National Honor Guard training
ROBERTSDALE — The Baldwin County Sheriff’s Office recently hosted a week-long training session with the National Honor Guard Academy. Based in Seminole, Florida, the National Honor … more
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Chocolate & Cheese Festival coming to downtown Foley
FOLEY - Do you like chocolate? Or do you enjoy more savory foods, such as cheese? If you said yes to either or both of those items, then you’re in luck - the first ever Chocolate & Cheese Festival … more
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First Baptist Church in Robertsdale celebrates 100 years
ROBERTSDALE — As the city of Robertsdale continues to celebrate its Centennial, one of the oldest churches in the city, the First Baptist Church, will also celebrate its 100th anniversary with … more
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Baldwin EMC will host 16th Annual Power of Giving Drive
SUMMERDALE - Baldwin EMC will host the 16th Annual Power of Giving blood and food drive on Thursday, Nov. 18 at the Baldwin EMC headquarters office in Summerdale. LifeSouth Community Blood Centers … more
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The Eastern Shore Repertory Theatre will perform “Seussical, Jr.” this weekend in Fairhope with many popular Dr. Seuss characters from books including “Horton Hears a Who”.
Light returns to darkened stages
The stage has long been dark, cast into the shadows by the creeping presence of COVID-19 across the globe. Tonight, Eastern Shore Repertory Theatre will open its curtains again and flood audiences … more
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Jean-Michele Cousteau and partner Nancy Marr take one last photo with Gulf Shores students before they head back to class.
Work begins on Gulf Coast Eco Center
The city of Gulf Shores broke ground on the long awaited RESTORE Act funded Gulf Coast Center for Ecotourism and Sustainability (Gulf Coast Eco Center) Oct. 27. Mayor Robert Craft was joined by … more
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Floodwaters from Hurricane Ida cover the Mobile Bay Causeway on Aug. 30. The storm caused about $385,000 in damage in Baldwin County with most of the impact being to local roads. The county lifted the state of emergency for Ida on Tuesday after the county and state did not qualify for federal assistance for storm damage.
County lifts COVID-19, Hurricane Ida states of emergency
BAY MINETTE – The Baldwin County Commission voted Tuesday, Nov. 2, to lift the states of emergency for COVID-19 and Hurricane Ida. Zach Hood, Baldwin County Emergency Management Agency … more
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Celebrating our veterans
Nov. 5 Loxley – Potluck meal followed by a short program, 6 p.m., Loxley Civic Center. Music by the City Rhythm Big Band with patriotic songs performed by Bennie Green. Door prizes. Nov. … more
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