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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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South Baldwin, Coastal Alabama Business Chamber celebrates South Baldwin Literacy Council expansion
The South Baldwin and Coastal Alabama Business Chambers, in collaboration with the South Baldwin Literacy Council, recently marked a significant milestone with a ribbon-cutting ceremony to … more
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“My favorite part about representing Baldwin County as Distinguished Young Woman has definitely been the opportunities to meet and engage with people in multiple different groups and organizations,” Caroline Pierce said.
Baldwin's Distinguished Young Woman, Caroline Pierce, ready for state program
Caroline Pierce, the Distinguished Young Woman of Baldwin County, is poised for a dynamic showcase at the upcoming state program scheduled for this weekend (Jan. 19-20) in Montgomery. Alongside … more
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Lifeguards rescued double the people in 2023 than 2022
As the weather warms and spring continues to draw near, beachgoers will soon crowd the beach again and splash in the Gulf. While it may be exciting to think about donning those swimsuits and snorkels … more
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The Jubilee Shopping Center in Daphne will soon offer a new dining option, as Big Potato Company prepares to open its doors.
Big Potato Company brings loaded potatoes and more to Daphne
The Jubilee Shopping Center in Daphne will soon offer a new dining option, as Big Potato Company prepares to open its doors. If Big Potato Company sounds familiar, it might be because of its … more
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Downtown Foley announces 6th Annual Lucky to Love event
Downtown Foley is offering residents a chance to strike gold this St. Patrick's season with its annual Lucky to Love event. From Feb. 19 to March 17, patrons simply need to make a purchase from any … more
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Navigating Baldwin County's trends in the 2023 Alabama Kids Count Data Book
In the 2023 Alabama Kids Count Data Book, Baldwin County ranks as the seventh-best county for the overall health of children in Alabama, slipping from the previous year's ranking at fourth place. … more
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The Flora-Bama hosted its annual Mullet Toss competition last weekend where Gulf Coast Media Sports Editor Cole McNanna was among the throwers Sunday, April 30. Now that he’s been once, check out some of his takeaways for when you try to beat his mark of 68’ 9” at next year’s competition.
Three takeaways from Flora-Bama's Mullet Toss from a first-time thrower
I had been looking for an excuse to finally go visit the Flora-Bama since I’ve lived in Alabama for a year as of earlier this week. Last weekend’s Mullet Toss was the perfect … more
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(From left) Bryson Copeland and Makaila Miller are part of the Eastern Shore Gymnastics Academy's 2023 Xcel platinum team. Miller placed first on the balance beam at the Region 8 Xcel Regional Championship.
11 Baldwin County gymnasts compete at Regionals
The competitive gymnastic season has come to a close, and for 11 Baldwin County gymnasts, the season wrapped up at the USA Gymnastics Region 8 Championships. The top 20% of gymnasts (just more than … more
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Alicia Talley, left, and Jenna Darby of the Gulf Shores Police Department helping out at the Command Center.
Gulf Shores Police's National Night Out [Photo gallery]
GULF SHORES, AL - The Gulf Shores Police Department had its annual National Night Out celebration at Pelican Place with the help of Publix and Target on Oct. 11. There was lots of police department, … more
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Scott Larson, carpentry and construction teacher at North Baldwin Center for Technology, was surprised with a $100,000 check for his program on Oct. 3.
Baldwin Tech teacher wins $100K for carpentry and construction program
Scott Larson, a carpentry and construction teacher at the North Baldwin Center for Technology, was surprised with a $100,000 check for his program on Oct. 3. Larson was named as one of five grand … more
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Foley residents and officials are working with representatives from Hennef, Germany, to develop a Sister City program between the communities. Foley High School students will visit Hennef in May, and Hennef students are making plans to come to Foley in October 2024. Members of the Sister City program met recently with visitors from Hennef in Foley.
Foley plans sister city student exchange with Hennef, Germany
FOLEY — About a dozen south Baldwin teens will make their way to Hennef, Germany, this spring as part of a student exchange program with Foley's sister city. Foley officials recently welcomed … more
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Exercise may reduce heart failure risk for people with depression or anxiety
Physical activity may reduce the risk of heart failure among people with depression or anxiety more so than in people without the mental health conditions, according to new research. Previous studies … more
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The New Year is the perfect time to hit the reset button on your health and wellness. Not sure where to start? You can make the biggest impact with small, incremental tweaks to your routine such as these 10 health resolutions.
Make these 10 doctor-recommended health resolutions in the New Year
The New Year is the perfect time to hit the reset button on your health and wellness. Not sure where to start? Doctors say you can make the biggest impact with small, incremental tweaks to your … more
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Bernard C. Abney has been taken into custody in connection with the stabbing of a woman in Foley's Heritage Park on Wednesday, Jan 17.
Suspect arrested in connection with Foley Heritage Park stabbing
Bernard C. Abney, 40, of Mobile, has been taken into custody in connection with the stabbing of a woman in Foley's Heritage Park on Wednesday, Jan. 17. Abney was arrested late in the evening on … more
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A new and improved Gulf Shores High School is officially in the works, as the Gulf Shores city council approved a $131 million contract to construct a new high school at the Feb. 5 work session meeting.
Gulf Shores approves $131 million contract to build new high school
The new Gulf Shores High School took a big step Monday to coming into view. Gulf Shores City Council approved a $131 million contract to construct the city school's new high school at their Feb. … more
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Mobile, Baldwin commuters take note: Bankhead Tunnel closes for upgrades
The Bankhead Tunnel will undergo closure starting at 7:00 a.m. on Monday, February 19, 2024, until Friday afternoon, February 23, 2024, to facilitate the ongoing installation of a new generator and … more
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This is not the actual vehicle involved in the accident but is the type.
Gulf Shores police seeking help identifying men involved in fatal State Park Road crash
Gulf Shores police are asking for public assistance in identifying three people involved in a deadly single-vehicle crash in Gulf State Park early Monday morning. Officers responded to State Park … more
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Trae Barry, a Summerdale native and member of the XFL North Champion D.C. Defenders, reads to a group of children at “All Together Now,” the kick-off event to Summerdale Public Library’s annual summer reading program Tuesday, June 6.
Summerdale Public Library unites readers of all ages with annual summer reading program
SUMMERDALE — Summerdale Public Library kicked off its annual summer reading program, "All Together Now," Tuesday, June 6, where it aims to embrace literacy and foster a sense of community. … more
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The event also showcased a performance by the Daphne High School Lady T step team, Foley High School’s “The Noise” and speeches by community representatives and school system staff members to encourage teachers before they took on the first day of school today.
Baldwin County Board of Education hosts Teacher Institute pep rally
"We are Baldwin, we are proud," a crowd of over 4,000 teachers and staff members chanted at the second-annual Baldwin County Board of Education Teachers Institute pep rally on Aug. 4. The crowd was … more
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