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Baldwin Bone & Joint partners with BCPS and City Hope Church for 20th-annual Many More Miles shoe drive
DAPHNE — Local school-age kids, runners and exercise enthusiasts may have put a lot of miles on old running shoes and shoes for all purposes, but when they are donated to the "Many More Miles" … more
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Fisher's at Orange Beach Marina announced it will close permanently Nov. 7.
Fisher’s at Orange Beach Marina closing this weekend after 10 years
Fisher’s at Orange Beach Marina will serve its last customers Nov. 7. “When we opened our doors 10 years ago, we could not have imagined how blessed we feel today. We are beyond grateful … more
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Beth Gendler, president and CEO of Gulf Shores and Orange Beach tourism at the First Friday Forum event on Nov. 3.
Gulf Shores and Orange Beach tourism indicators above pre-pandemic levels
ORANGE BEACH — Local business owners, leaders and community members crowded the Orange Beach Event Center early Friday morning for the First Friday Forum tourism update hosted by Gulf Shores … more
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Students taking part in a Gulf Coast Center for Ecotourism & Sustainability Center summer camp, similar to future programs planned for the Gulf Coast Eco Center, expected to open in August 2024.
Gulf Shores gets $13.4M for new ecotourism and sustainability center
Gulf Shores is poised to open the doors to a new state-of-the-art center for eco-tourism and sustainability, dubbed the "Gulf Coast Eco Center," in August 2024. Gulf Shores City Council was set to … more
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Throughout her two-year battle with cancer, Caroline Berry went through a year of IV chemotherapy, oral chemotherapies, 20 fractions of radiation to multiple sites in her body, cyberknife radiation to the brain, brain radiation therapy and six surgeries. Despite the challenges, the young girl stood strong, fighting for not only herself, but for other children who experienced childhood cancer.
A legacy of love, bravery and advocacy
SPANISH FORT — On Thanksgiving Day 2018, Caroline Berry left this earth, leaving behind her love, kindness, bravery and her desire to bring awareness to childhood cancer. At the age of 14, … more
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Scenes from the Mobile Carnival Museum in January.
All About Mardi Gras: Carnival history on the Alabama Gulf Coast, fun facts to get into festive season
Upon entering the Mobile Carnival Museum, guests are greeted with life-size floats made with styrofoam sheets. Multiple rooms feature shiny crowns, trains and costumes dating back to the 1800s, but … more
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Tips for smooth tax filing in 2024
The IRS has released a comprehensive checklist, equipping taxpayers with essential guidance as they gear up to file their 2023 tax returns during the current filing season. These straightforward tips … more
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Stop dreaming of owning a boat and spending long summer days on the water and get to The Wharf Boat & Yacht Show this weekend.
6 Baldwin County events to keep your weekend fun, March 15-17
There is no excuse to be bored this weekend. None. Period. This weekend is jam-packed with fun up and down Baldwin County. Strap on your walking shoes and kick off your weekend at the 72nd Annual … more
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In a bid to address the aftermath of the impacts of Hurricanes Sally and Zeta, which caused widespread power outages and damage across Baldwin County, the Disaster Relief Supplemental Appropriations Act was passed by the U.S. Congress in 2021. This Act allocated $27 billion in emergency funds to address the aftermath of recent natural disasters and extreme weather events.
Baldwin County signs contract with vendor for hurricane recovery efforts
Grants spending on community improvement projects in response to hurricanes is one step closer after Baldwin County Commission executed a contract with MB3 Inc., doing business as Civix, for the … more
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The Wharf Amphitheater concert tickets to be available for $25 May 10-16
Do not miss your chance at $25 concert tickets at The Wharf. Live Nation announced the return of Concert Week from May 10 through May 16. What is Concert Week? For one week, fans will have a … more
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Start preparing for hurricane season now in Baldwin County, Alabama Gulf Coast
With hurricane season just around the corner, it is important to stay up to date and know what to do to prepare for possible storms. Being prepared can allow you to feel secure and safe, … more
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Join the Free Pokémon Day Event at Play and Talk LLC's Gulf Coast Locations on June 24
Are you a Pokémon fan or fanatic? While the official Pokémon Day is Feb. 27, you don’t have to wait until next year to celebrate. Play and Talk LLC is hosting a Free … more
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Downtown Foley is seen from above. The city bought a new street sweeper recently that is cheaper than expected and will be delivered sooner than originally anticipated.
Foley getting new street sweeper ahead of schedule at lower cost
FOLEY – A new sweeper truck will be cleaning Foley streets a year earlier than planned and at a cost about $30,000 less than expected. Foley City Council voted to buy the new sweeper truck … more
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Silverhill Christmas [Photo gallery]
Santa visited Silverhill on Friday with a parade up Main Street, followed by photos in the park. The town of Silverhill also hosted its annual Christmas Open House at town hall following the parade. more
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One-pitch, dodgeball tournaments round out Bay Minette Rec Department year
The Bay Minette Recreation Department has several activities on tap for the remainder of the year, including two one-pitch tournaments in support of local charities and a fun dodgeball tournament. … more
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While traveling down Gulf Shores Parkway., a 70-foot blue shark can be easily spotted outside of the store. The idea of placing a shark outside of the store came to owner Clyde Weir while attending a gift show in Gatlinburg and seeing a shark at a miniature golf course. The shark, initially 50-feet long, survived a fire that destroyed the store on Feb. 4, 1996. When the store was rebuilt, the concrete shark grew to 70-feet, becoming a prominent photo spot at the beach.
Baldwin County Classics: Souvenir City celebrates 67 years of family-oriented success
GULF SHORES — Souvenir City attributes its lasting success not only to unwavering customer and community support since 1965, but also to a distinctive family-oriented approach. In 1959, … more
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Where and how you sit matters when getting blood pressure taken at the doctor's office
Millions of people with normal blood pressure may be misclassified as having blood pressure that is too high because of improper positioning when measurements are taken, new research suggests. … more
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Saliva, or spit, is made by several salivary glands in the mouth and it consists mostly of water (about 99%). It also contains over 1,000 different types of proteins and other molecules and is responsible for many important roles in your health.
Spit happens: The surprising importance of saliva
Do you have a favorite food that makes your mouth water? The liquid that fills your mouth is called saliva. This remarkable fluid helps you digest food and stay healthy. Saliva, or spit, has … more
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In an upcoming complimentary Lunch & Learn event hosted by Foley Senior Center on Feb. 16, the public is invited to explore the crucial role our hands play in daily life and the potential impact of injuries or diseases affecting the bones, nerves, joints and muscles. Baldwin Bone & Joint's Dr. Allison Hunter will be leading the talk.
Extend a hand to your health with a Lunch & Learn in Foley on Feb. 16
As architects of our daily lives, our hands help define us. But when injury or disease disrupts their harmony, our well-being is at risk, sidelining life's quality. In an upcoming complimentary … more
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Cold wave drives up electricity bills; Alabama Power offering support to customers
The recent cold wave sweeping through Alabama has resulted in a surge in electricity usage, leading to higher bills for numerous Alabama Power customers. In response to the challenges faced by its … more
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