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Cavender’s Boot City joins forces with Working Ranch Cowboys Association to aid wildfire victims
Cavender’s Boot City has announced a partnership with the Working Ranch Cowboys Association (WRCA) to extend support to victims of the recent wildfires. The Smokehouse Creek Fire, … more
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Alabama outlaws vaping in cars with kids
You can no longer vape in a car that has children in it. House Bill 3 was passed with bans smoking or vaping in a car with children 14 years or younger.Birmingham Rep. Rolanda Hollis had been … more
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The New Fellowship Church will be the location for the Mills annexation vote Aug. 22. The referendum will be from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Mills annexation into Foley vote set for Aug. 22
FOLEY — Residents of the Mills community will vote Aug. 22 at New Fellowship Church to decide if they wish their community to become part of the city of Foley. The Alabama Legislature … more
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Bama Bayou demolition begins in Orange Beach after sitting abandoned for over 5 years
For the first time since 2018, dirt and debris is floating in the air as the unfinished buildings begin to fall at Bama Bayou in Orange Beach. In August 2022, The Wharf announced the purchase of … more
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The annual Heartland Summit brings together leaders from across the Heartland for critical conversations on how global investments in agriculture and U.S. international affairs programs help to create jobs, feed the hungry and reduce poverty around the world.
How American farmers promote economic and national security
After steadily declining for over a decade, global hunger has reached an all-time high. Continued supply chain disruptions from the COVID-19 pandemic, Russia's invasion of Ukraine, escalating … more
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Rodeo time! [Photo gallery]
ROBERTSDALE, Alabama — Students from central Baldwin schools got a brief glimpse Wednesday of what lies in store for them Friday and Saturday night at 19th Annual PCA Championship Rodeo presented … more
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Foley Public Library Director John Jackson has taken a new position.
Library director Jackson takes new position in Wyoming
FOLEY — John Jackson will leave his position as director of the Foley Public Library to take a new job as executive director of the Campbell County Public Library System in Wyoming. Jackson has … more
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Winter citrus tree care – Organic gardening on the Gulf Coast with Kitti Cooper
As winter settles in, our attention turns from setting up festive decorations to the well-being of our beloved citrus trees. In this comprehensive guide, we'll explore how the magic of Christmas … more
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Renovations are planned at the Foley Art Center building. The building was constructed around 1905 and is one of the oldest structures in Foley.
Repairs scheduled for Foley Art Center, one of the city's oldest buildings
The Foley City Council has taken action to address necessary repairs and preservation efforts for the Foley Art Center building, a historic structure that stands as one of the oldest in the … more
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The No Hate High School Tour, celebrating its milestone anniversary this year, aims to reach 250 high schools in 50 cities across America. And Foley High School is set to host the No Hate High School Tour on Jan. 29.
BMX Pros bring entertainment and education to Foley High School
According to the National Bullying Prevention Center, one in every five high school students reports being bullied during the school year. In an effort to address this issue, ASA Entertainment … more
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The Gulf in Orange Beach to host Mardi Gras dog parade
Looking to include your furry friends in the Mardi Gras festivities? The Gulf in Orange Beach will be hosting a Mardi Gras themed dog parade on Saturday, Feb. 10, followed by a costume contest. … more
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(From left) Elisabeth Hays, featured artist; Lindsey Lawrence, Festival co-chairman; and Marissa Thetford, Festival Chairman
Fairhope Arts and Crafts Festival featured artist, Elisabeth Hays, captures essence of Fairhope's floral splendor
Each year, the Fairhope Arts and Crafts Festival Foundation selects a local artist to create a work of art that represents the festival theme. The 2024 featured artist is Elisabeth Hays. Hays was … more
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A group gathers at Foley’s 1909 Railroad Depot for a walking tour. The 2024 tours will begin April 6 and continue each Saturday throughout the month.
Step back in time: Foley's historic walking tours offer a glimpse into local history
More than a century of local history will be showcased this April as Foley hosts walking tours of its downtown historic district. Foley is among over 20 Alabama communities set to conduct these … more
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Charting the course: Key findings from Alabama's 2023 Kids Count Data Book
People living in 19th century New England believed tuberculosis, known then as "consumption," was quite possibly not a disease at all but a sign of vampirism. In an effort to remove this … more
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Alabama senators unite to end grocery tax and alleviate economic hardship for families
All 35 senators co-sponsored legislation to begin the process of ending the grocery tax in Alabama. The move has been long supported by community members as a way to help economically struggling … more
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Running the kitchen, from left, are Brandy Courtois, Cokie Rich, Tana Andreasen, Fay Stevens, Mary Ross, Betty Thompson, Melissa Callaway and Shirley Bru.
Fort Morgan Volunteer Fire Department fish fry 2016 [Photo gallery]
FORT MORGAN, AL - The Fort Morgan Volunteer Fire Department had its annual fish fry to benefit thethe Fireman's Benevolence Fund. There were delicious home-baked breads, cakes, cookies, brownies, … more
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Gov. Kay Ivey announced Friday, July 14, $67 million in the newest round of GoMESA funding for local projects, which will include $2 million to build a new amphitheater in Robertsdale Centennial Park.
Robertsdale to build new amphitheater with $2 million in GoMESA funds
Gov. Kay Ivey announced Friday, July 14, $67 million in the newest round of GoMESA funding for local projects, which will include $2 million to build a new amphitheater in Robertsdale Centennial … more
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A newly built home in Fairhope with freshly laid sod waters the lawn even though it is prohibited under the phase three water emergency.
Fairhope remains under phase 3 emergency water conservation plan until Aug. 21
Scorching temperatures, a lack of rainfall and high-water usage have put the city of Fairhope under a phase three emergency water conservation plan, but city officials say that should … more
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Commissioner Rick Pate and Senator Coach Tommy Tuberville, along with Emma Johnston from Senator Tuberville's office, gathered at Coastal Alabama Community College to invite citizens of Bay Minette to share their thoughts and concerns on the impending farm bill on August 1.
Farm bill has multifaceted effects on Alabamians
AUBURN UNIVERSITY — The Agriculture Improvement Act of 2018 is set to expire Sept. 30. An Alabama Cooperative Extension System economist said the act, generally known as the farm bill, has more … more
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The alley between West Laurel Avenue and Jessamine Street will become a public arts and park area as part of a project by Foley Main Street and the city of Foley. Murals and other arts projects are planned at the site west of Alabama 59.
Foley Main Street marks 5 years of progress
FOLEY — Efforts to improve and promote downtown Foley have resulted in more than $12 million in investment in the district in the last five years. Darrelyn Dunmore, executive director of Foley … more
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