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Presenting the award was Horace Horn with PowerSouth Energy; Susan Comensky with Alabama Power Company; and Jesse Vogtle, AWF President.
Leslie Gahagan awarded 2022 Water Conservationist of the Year by the Alabama Wildlife Federation
Leslie Gahagan's office at the rear of the Graham Creek Nature Preserve Interpretive Center is slightly terrifying and may make you question what she does for a living.Halloween masks circle the … more
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The Haven in Fairhope waives adoption fees for pets
Are you looking to add a four-legged member to your family? The Haven is hoping to make it a little easier by waiving adoption fees for cats and dogs until Aug. 31.The Haven has a variety of … more
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A Daphne voter goes to the polls Tuesday at the Daphne Civic Center. Voters approved a three-mill tax increase to support schools in the Daphne area.
Daphne passes school tax
DAPHNE – Daphne voters approved a three-mill property tax increase Tuesday, Aug. 30 that will raise more than $1 million a year for local schools. more
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Summerdale Fire teams with 2 local departments towards grant program
SUMMERDALE - The Summerdale Volunteer Fire Department, Seminole Volunteer Fire Department and Bon Secour Volunteer Fire Department have teamed up to apply for a grant program towards a new radio … more
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The city of Foley is working on a development plan for the city's downtown area. The City Council approved $20,000 for the project.
Foley moving ahead with downtown strategy plan
FOLEY – Foley’s Main Street program to develop a strategic plan for the future of the city’s downtown area received a vote of support by the City Council. more
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Laura Pfizenmayer
'Cancer is a Pain in My Ass' takes the stage in Gulf Shores
Inspiration is everywhere for playwright and Gulf Shores resident Laura Pfizenmayer, including her battle with anal cancer. Her play "Cancer is a Pain in My Ass" is being reprised at the South … more
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Kuhn named president of Fortis College in Foley
Education Affiliates, Inc., one of the largest medical, dental and skilled trades education programs in the U.S., has appointed Sean Kuhn as campus president at both Fortis College in Mobile and … more
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Daryl Haskew, author of "Portersville," will speak at the upcoming Baldwin County Historical Society meeting.
Baldwin County Historical Society to host meeting
The Baldwin County Historical Society will host its summer quarterly meeting on Sunday, Aug. 21, at 2 p.m. at the historic Daphne City Museum at 405 Dyer Ave. in Daphne.Daryl Haskew, author of … more
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The annual Fort Mims Reenactment and Living History day reenactment will hook children on the history.
This weekend's top 5 things to do on the Gulf Coast, Aug. 26 - 28
Can you believe this is the last weekend of August? The kids are back in school, the beaches are quieter, but it still feels like summer. This weekend's top pick of events covers a wide range of … more
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Volunteers will work to produce fish costume headpieces that are needed to bring "Disney's The Little Mermaid" under-the-sea world to life.
Volunteers needed for Orange Beach theater production
Do you enjoy crafting or sewing? The Expect Excellence Community Theater (EECT) needs all hands on deck.Costumes are a crucial part of any theatrical production and the EECT is inviting community … more
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From left are Ashley Branum, Dave Evans with Tacky Jacks, Cindy Evans and Ida Mae Pierce.
Mystics of Pleasure drawdown party for 2016 [Photo gallery]
ORANGE BEACH, AL - On Aug. 27 the lcoal Mardi Gras krewe Mystics of Pleasure had their annual drawdown event at the Orange Beach Event Center at The Wharf. The Tip Tops provided the music and several … more
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River house? House boat? Crew moves house over Fish River Bridge [Photo gallery]
FISH RIVER, AL - A house-moving crew slowed traffic as it moved this house east on County Road 32 and over the Fish River Bridge. After hitching up one side to clear the north rail and tucking the … more
Gateway Initiative looks ahead to 2022
ORANGE BEACH - The Gateway Initiative, a collaboration between the South Baldwin and the Coastal Alabama Business Chambers, is a 5-year capital project designed to help the community’s … more
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Daphne development proposal worries neighboring residents
DAPHNE – A plan to develop more than 440 acres worries some nearby residents, but developers said plans have been cut back to accommodate concerns. more
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Meet some of the specially trained dogs which assist professional rescue teams in locating lost or injured individuals in wilderness settings.
Gulf Coast Search and Rescue offers survival principles program for kids at Blakeley State Park
Blakeley State Park is teaming up with Gulf Coast Search and Rescue (GCSR) to provide a special educational program for kids on Saturday, March 5 at 11:15 a.m.Children will be introduced to the most … more
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Fairhope officials are developing plans to create a public space at the clock corner at the intersection of Fairhope Avenue and Section Street. The city council hired the Christian Preus Landscape Architecture firm to design the project.
Plans move forward for Fairhope clock corner
FAIRHOPE — Plans are moving forward to create a public space at the Fairhope clock corner at the intersection of Fairhope Avenue and Section Street.The city council voted Monday, Aug. 8, to … more
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Family members gather to cut the ribbon officially opening Christenberry Courtyard in Bay Minette, built to honor Rev. Daniel Christenberry and Mary Ellen Christenberry.
Bay Minette dedicates Christenberry Courtyard
A dedication ceremony was held Sunday, Aug. 14, for the new Christenberry Courtyard, located between Bay Minette City Hall and the John F. Rhodes Civic Center, in Bay Minette.This courtyard is named … more
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Floodwaters cover Booth Road in Fairfield Place subdivision after a heavy rain. Fairhope officials are studying drainage improvements to reduce flooding in the area.
Fairhope studies flooding problems on Cowpen Creek
FAIRHOPE — City officials are looking at ways to mitigate flooding that has affected some developments along Cowpen Creek for several decades.Eric Cortinas, city building official, said … more
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Nearly $6 Million in grants sent to Alabama to boost internet connections
WASHINGTON D.C. — The Department of Commerce's National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) announced that Alabama received its first "Internet for All" grants for … more
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Miranda Lambert
Miranda Lambert at The Wharf [Photo gallery]
ORANGE BEACH, AL - Here's a small sampling of pictures by Capt. Mark Robinson from the Miranda Lambert concert at The Wharf Amphitheatre on Sept. 8. Capt. Mark is working on processing more that will … more
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