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North Baldwin Chamber of Commerce and Better Business Bureau to host senior citizens fraud prevention summit
The North Baldwin Chamber of Commerce, in collaboration with the Better Business Bureau serving Central and South Alabama, is set to present a free "Protect Yourself Against Scammers Summit" tailored … more
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The Rowan Oak development's request for rezoning of the 134.41 acres and annexation into the city of Daphne will come up for its second reading April 1.
Daphne's Rowan Oak development seeks zoning changes, annexation
A large parcel of undeveloped property between County Road 13 and Friendship Road could soon see major development. The Rowan Oak development is a partnership with landowners Sharon, John, Thomas, … more
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Arkansas vs. Auburn football on Saturday, Sept. 22, 2018 in Auburn.
Blakeley to welcome Auburn University Raptor Center July 15
On July 15, Historic Blakeley State Park will host the Auburn University Raptor Center for two special educational programs showcasing its resident raptor ambassadors. These include owls, falcons, … more
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Tackle foodborne illness at your football tailgate
AUBURN UNIVERSITY — Tailgating is a time-honored tradition in the world of sports. No tailgate is complete without an assortment of delectable food offerings. From burgers and wings to cheese … more
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USS Alabama Battleship Memorial Park hosts Veterans Day celebrations Nov. 10
A full day of celebration is on the schedule at the USS Alabama Battleship Memorial Park Nov. 10. This year's event kicks off at 7 a.m. with a flag-raising ceremony at the Vietnam Memorial. The … more
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Students at Larry J. Newton Elementary School welcome veterans with handmade signs at the annual Veteran's Day Parade on Nov. 9.
Baldwin County students celebrate Veteran's Day
Students all across Baldwin County donned their red, white and blue last week in celebration of Veteran's Day on Nov. 11, honoring local veterans who served in the U.S. armed forces. Students … more
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“Through the ForestHER program, I was able to learn to do things that I didn’t know before,” Jackie Meggison said. “It was very beneficial for me to know that I can do this, and if I don’t know something, I have resources and contacts to help me figure out what I need to do.”
ForestHER program empowers Alabama women forest landowners
Jackie Meggison is a forest landowner in Pike County She is no stranger to the natural beauty of forests. In her own slice of Alabama, she manages forests and other natural resources to ensure that … more
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The safe handling and release of recreationally caught fish are crucial for maintaining healthy fish populations. While an individual angler may release a relatively small number of fish in a single outing, the collective impact of millions of saltwater recreational anglers in the Gulf of Mexico results in millions of caught and released fish.
Recreational anglers now have access to the Return 'Em Right Best Release Practices Manual
In a collaborative effort involving for-hire captains, private recreational anglers, scientists and fisheries managers, the Return 'Em Right initiative has been established to improve the survival … more
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American Lung Association releasing report examining Alabama’s tobacco control policies
On Wednesday, Jan. 24, the American Lung Association is set to unveil its  22nd annual "State of Tobacco Control" report. This comprehensive assessment evaluates both state and federal … more
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Mental Health America launches "Spread The Love" e-card campaign for Valentine's Day
In celebration of Valentine's Day, Mental Health America (MHA) is inviting individuals to join the fun with its "Spread The Love" e-card campaign, promoting not only love but also hope and support … more
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Did you collect a mountain of Mardi Gras beads after Tuesday's parades? According to a social media post from Spanish Fort Middle School, the school is looking to collect unwanted, leftover beads for the special education students.
Spanish Fort Middle School collecting leftover Mardi Gras beads for special education classes
Did you collect a mountain of Mardi Gras beads after Tuesday's parades? According to a social media post from Spanish Fort Middle School, the school is looking to collect unwanted, leftover beads for … more
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Members of the USC women's volleyball team celebrate their national championship in the Gulf in 2023.
NCAA women's beach volleyball tournament returning to Gulf Shores in May
The NCAA Beach Volleyball National Championship is set to return to Gulf Shores this May showcasing the sport’s top 17 teams in the country. Tickets are now on sale for the tournament … more
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Transform your garden with Baldwin County Master Gardeners’ Spring Plant Sale
Spring is here, and it is time to refresh your yard and garden. The Baldwin County Master Gardeners (BCMG) are ready to help. BCMG will hold its annual Spring Plant Sale this weekend on Highway 98 … more
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Each Sunday at 3 p.m. and Thursday at 7 p.m., a different classic will roll on the big screen.
Saenger Summer Classic Movie Series returns
When the summer temperature makes it unbearable to be outside, it is nice to retreat to a cool movie theater. The 2023 Saenger Summer Classic Movie Series Kicked off July 6 with "Good Will … more
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CoastAL Orange Beach restaurant opened to the public in June.
5 new island eats; Try these restaurants in Gulf Shores, Orange Beach
A day at the beach and dealing with traffic can work up an appetite, whether you're part of the crowd or living locally. If you are in the market for something new to add to your "must eat" list, we … more
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WFF fisheries biologist holds a huge silver carp taken from Pickwick Lake in 2022.
Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources installs invasive carp signs at Tennessee River public boat ramps
The Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (ADCNR) is expanding its awareness campaign about two species of invasive carp that pose a potential threat to the state's native … more
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Desmond Thomas, Dallas Boothe and the Fairhope Pirates greet attendees of the 10th-annual Spina Bifida Awareness Game on Friday, Oct. 13, at Fairhope Municipal Stadium. After the tailgate during pregame warmups, the groups met for a handshake before the Pirates took on the Daphne Trojans.
Fundraising goal surpassed at Fairhope football’s 10th-annual Spina Bifida Awareness Game
FAIRHOPE — A new standard was set when the 10th-annual Spina Bifida Awareness Game on Friday, Oct. 13, raised $10,500 to help Alabamian families with medical and non-medical expenses. A … more
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On Saturday, Nov. 11, the park invites the public to explore this area’s rich military heritage through discovery of Alabama’s largest Civil War battlefield.
Blakeley to host full day of activities to commemorate Veteran's Day
Historic Blakeley State Park will commemorate Veteran's Day with a day full of special educational activities. On Saturday, Nov. 11, the park invites the public to explore this area's rich military … more
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Baldwin County inspires students to read with the help of Alabama literacy mascot, Short the Squirrel
As elementary students around the county continue to tackle literacy comprehension, the Baldwin County Board of Education has taken an approach to enlist the help of a furry friend to get students … more
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Operation Christmas Child volunteers send Christmas joy to children overseas
Operation Christmas Child, started in 1993, is celebrating its 30th year of ministry. This year, tens of thousands of volunteers contributed to Operation Christmas Child, a project of … more
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