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Wet Willie and the Velcro Pygmies will rock the stage at the 50th-Annual National Shrimp Festival in Gulf Shores this October. Wet Willie is a '70s Southern rock band featuring Alabama native Jimmy Hall.
Wet Willie to headline 50th-Annual National Shrimp Festival entertainment lineup
GULF SHORES – The poster art has been set, the vendors are rolling in, and now get ready for some old friends and soon-to-be favorites to take the stage at the 50 th -Annual National Shrimp … more
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Donna Watts, South Baldwin Chamber of Commerce president/CEO, has been an instrumental figure in the growth of the South Baldwin Chamber of Commerce (SBCC) since 1997.
South Baldwin Chamber of Commerce president/CEO Watts to retire
After 38 years of working in the Chamber of Commerce world, Donna Watts announced her plan to retire at the end of 2024. Watts has been an instrumental figure in the growth of the South Baldwin … more
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Precision and skill: 2 Foley meat cutters vie for championship and $25,000
What do you get when you combine an ice rink, Texas Roadhouse meat cutters and $25,000? You get one crazy competition. On Nov. 7, 16 professional meat-cutters from across the region, including two … more
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Plans for the largest building program in the hospital’s history include the addition of a 133,433 square foot, four-story patient tower to the existing structure. The tower will house a new surgical department on the first floor with a new dedicated outpatient entrance. The larger area will include ten operating rooms including three with robotic equipment, a new endoscopy center, a new patient prep and recovery area and PACU. The tower’s second and third floors will contain nursing units, including a new, larger intensive care unit. The future fourth floor shell space can be built out in the future to increase the bed count based on community need.
South Baldwin Regional Medical Center named among top state hospitals
FOLEY — South Baldwin Regional Medical Center in Foley is on Newsweek magazine's list of top hospitals in Alabama for 2024. The hospital was eighth in the list of top hospitals in the state. … more
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Foley officials mark the start of construction of the city’s new Public Works campus on Monday, Dec. 4.
Work begins on Foley Public Works campus
Work is underway on Foley’s $17-million Public Works Department campus that will expand city services to meet growing needs for the next 30 or more years. The new facility will include … more
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Citrus fruits can grow successfully in the back yard with little or no control of insects and diseases. One of the only drawbacks to growing citrus is the occasional cold snap of low winter temperatures, where the trees require protection.
'Tis the season for citrus
Cranberries and cinnamon may be considered the official scents of the holiday season, but fresh citrus is ripe for the picking, just in time for merrymaking. Alabama citrus growers begin harvesting … more
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Navy training aircraft line the runways at Barin Field in Foley during World War II. The National Park Service named Foley one of 11 new American World War II Heritage Cities.
Foley named as American World War II Heritage City for Alabama by National Park Service
In a recent announcement, the National Park Service has designated Foley as the American World War II Heritage City for Alabama. Among the 11 communities selected nationwide, Foley stands as the … more
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Third grade students at Florence B. Mathis Elementary School celebrate Mardi Gras history by making their own masks and floats out of shoe boxes.
Baldwin County students celebrate Mardi Gras in the classroom
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The Foley City Council recognized Kathleen Parker for her service to the Foley Library Advisory Board since 1971. Mayor Ralph Hellmich presented a city proclamation to Parker.
Parker honored for 45 years of dedication to Foley Public Library
Kathleen Parker's remarkable journey, beginning as a librarian earning 50 cents an hour, concluded in over four decades of service to the Foley Public Library. Recognizing her enduring commitment, … more
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Back to School Bash 2019 [Photo gallery]
BAY MINETTE, Alabama -- Hundreds of students were blessed at the Back to School Bash, held Saturday, Aug. 3, at the John F. Rhodes Civic Center in Bay Minette. The event was sponsored by Chosen … more
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Weight loss tips from a woman who lost 50 pounds
Life is full of memorable events — both big and small. But sometimes, when you don't feel your best, those moments can seem like a blur. With her upcoming wedding approaching, Audrey B. … more
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William Edward Fields Jr. of Bay Minette was arrested for first degree manufacture of a controlled substance, drug trafficking, possession of a controlled substance, second degree possession of marijuana and three traffic charges.
Baldwin County Sheriff's Department Arrest Reports - Jan. 25 to Jan. 28 [Photo gallery]
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The model of the Holmes Hospital is the latest addition to the model railroad display at the Foley Depot Museum. The model shows the building as it appeared in the 1940s. Work on the building began in 1909
Foley's historic hospital building latest addition to railroad display
FOLEY — A building that has stood at the corner of what is now the intersection of Baldwin County's two main highways for more than a century is the latest Foley landmark to be reproduced for … more
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Thanks to Fairhope Elks Lodge, veterans in Bay Minette take a fishing trip
The Fairhope Elks Lodge #1879 volunteers assisted a group of veterans from the William F. Green State Veterans Home for a fishing trip and luncheon. The outing, hosted by Oak Hollow Farm, took place … more
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The site of the new Mills Community Park is being cleared of brush and some trees by Foley city crews. The city purchased the 4-acre parcel earlier in 2023.
Foley initiates development of new park in Mills community
Land clearing is underway for Foley's latest park, situated in the recently annexed Mills community. The city, having acquired a 4-acre site earmarked for park development, has commenced clearing … more
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Bay Minette Public Library to host 2nd annual Plant Swap
The Bay Minette Public Library is gearing up for its second annual Plant Swap, scheduled to take place from 8 a.m. to noon on March 2 in the library courtyard. The event, designed to facilitate … more
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Orange Beach Police warns Invasion vehicles of public roadway laws
The Wharf is being invaded this weekend, and Orange Beach police want to make sure they do it legally. Orange Beach Invasion, a three-day car show featuring hotrods, motorcycles, trucks and … more
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Bay Area Songwriters Festival [Photo gallery]
The third annual Bay Area Songwriters Festival was held this weekend at the Old 27 Grill in Fairhope. Musicians and fans from across the Gulf Coast region came out for the three-night event to enjoy … more
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Downtown Foley is seen from West Laurel Avenue.
Foley adopts Envision plan for downtown development, future
FOLEY — A plan to study growth and plan development in downtown Foley has been adopted by the city. Foley City Council voted to adopt the Envision Downtown Foley plan. It is intended to be … more
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Foley is expanding its fleet of sanitation trucks in order to add a fifth collection route. The city is buying two new trucks at a combined cost of almost $728,000.
Foley discusses waste collection guidelines
FOLEY — Collecting garbage from about 9,000 homes, not to mention about 600 commercial Dumpsters each week, is a big job and getting bigger for Foley Public Works employees working to keep the … more
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