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Fairhope mayor: Talk with state library chair defines ‘inappropriate’ material, invites visit after funding paused
Fairhope Mayor Sherry Sullivan was at the Fairhope Public Library this morning, along with a few library staff members, to give an update  on the library after the Alabama Public Library … more
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South Alabama hosts panel on women leaders in Fairhope
FAIRHOPE — On Thursday night, the University South Alabama hosted their USA by the Bay panel in Fairhope, with this month's topic titled "Leading with Impact and Distinguished Women's Panel." … more
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Foley Police investigation leads to federal sentencing in multi-state fake gold scheme
A federal court recently sentenced two men involved in a conspiracy to sell fake gold and silver across three states. The scheme, which defrauded victims of more than $120,000, was uncovered … more
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2018 Festival of Flavor [Photo gallery]
The South Baldwin Chamber of Commerce’s 2018 Festival of Flavor was held on Saturday, Oct. 6 in the streets of downtown Foley. The day provided an opportunity for local vendors and restaurants to … more
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Flag Day service at Gulf Shores church to honor military and families
Local community leaders are inviting residents to gather at St. Andrew by the Sea Community Church, 17263 Fort Morgan Rd. in Gulf Shores, on June 14 to celebrate Flag Day and the 250th anniversary of … more
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A Specialty Bakery expands with smoothie, juice bar Fruitful in Gulf Shores
A Specialty Bakery in Gulf Shores has expanded with a new juice and smoothie bar, Fruitful, just next door. The new addition is the brainchild of Anna Grace Fields, who has worked at A Specialty … more
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Summerdale lit up the night with Annual Fireworks Display [Photo gallery]
The Town of Summerdale put on its Annual 4th of July Fireworks Display on Saturday, June 30, launching from Pioneer Park. Along with the fireworks, the town provided watermelon and refreshments for … more
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Baldwin County Public Schools employee/visitor meal prices increase, students now served at no cost
Revised meal prices for all adults, employees and visitors at Baldwin County Public Schools have gone up to $3.05 for breakfast and $4.65 for lunch, as updated at a Thursday, July 18, Baldwin County … more
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Alabama Extension agent gives tips for starting a school garden
AUBURN UNIVERSITY — Starting a school garden is not as far out of reach as some may think. Knowing how to secure funding, get started and maintain the garden are great things to consider but … more
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Seated, from left, are Dianne McElroy, Linda Tucker, Jodi Harsany, Jeanna Bulman and Jane Rodgers, all Citizen of the Year recipients. Standing from left are Allen McElroy, Ron David, John Davis, Ken Cooper, Mayor Tony Kennon, Brian Harsany, Ralph Moore, Peter Rabideau, Mike O’Rouke and Lee Rodgers. All were Citizen of the Year recipients except for Rabideau who was given a Mayor’s Distinguished Service Award. Not shown is 100-year-old Haddox “Sunny” Autrey who received a Mayor’s Distinguished Award as well.
Orange Beach Night of Recognition 2016 [Photo gallery]
The City of Orange Beach had a Night of Recognition on Aug. 1 at a potluck dinner at the Community Center and handed out honors for Citizen of the Year and the Mayor’s Distinguished Service Award. … more
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PHOTOS: Veterans Day with Baldwin County Public Schools
Students at nearly 20 Baldwin County Public Schools campuses took part in events to commemorate Veterans Day over last week, ranging from ceremonies and choir performances to special lunches and … more
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Inspiring women: The voices that lift us - The history and significance of International Women’s Day
Each year on March 8, International Women's Day honors the social, economic and political achievements of women worldwide while highlighting the ongoing fight for gender equality. The day serves … more
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Foley city trucks collect limbs and yard debris from homes in the city. The city plans to add a fifth truck and expand collection service in the upcoming fiscal year.
Spring cleaning surge delays Foley limb collection services
As residents dive into spring cleaning and yard work, the demand for limb collection services in Foley has surged, leading to occasional delays on some routes. The Foley Sanitation Department … more
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Foley unveils new Jessamine Avenue extension during dedication ceremony
North Chicago Street and the new extension of East Jessamine Avenue in downtown Foley are now open following the city's dedication of the latest improvements at Heritage Park on Friday. The … more
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The new Publix and shopping center is part of a project that was approved by Foley City Council in August 2023 with city officials saying the intent is to help both visitors and residents avoid having to drive through the congestion that Alabama 59 faces on a daily basis, especially during peak tourist season in the spring and summer, while also creating job opportunities and revenue for the city.
Foley Beach Express Publix now open
FOLEY — The new Publix located along the Foley Beach Express is open to the public. In the early morning hours of June 18, locals were already lined up in front of the building to … more
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The Haven, Fairhope receive no-kill award
The Haven No-Kill Animal Shelter, in collaboration with the City of Fairhope, has been honored with a "no-kill" status award for 2023 by Best Friends Animal Society, a leading national animal welfare … more
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Gov. Ivey taps Chief Deputy Lowery as Baldwin County's next sheriff
Gov. Kay Ivey on Monday announced she is tapping Col. Anthony Lowery to serve as Baldwin County's next sheriff. The current Baldwin County sheriff, Huey "Hoss" Mack, will soon be leaving the … more
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Don't fumble on food safety 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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Bayside Academy junior Brennen Yamane looks for running room on the outside behind the blocking of classmate Will Allen during the Admirals’ Class 3A Region 1 contest against the Cottage Hill Christian Warriors on Friday, Oct. 11, at Freedom Field in Daphne. It served as Yamane’s first game back with his hometown team after he spent his sophomore season at IMG Academy in Florida then suffered an injury at the beginning of the regular season.
Bayside Academy’s Yamane bounces back from injury, makes season debut after year with national-champion IMG Academy Ascenders
Bayside Academy junior running back Brennen Yamane spent his sophomore season at the nationally recognized IMG Academy where he picked up plenty of applicable lessons both on and off the field. more
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Baldwin County student Haley Elliott attended the Alfa Youth Leadership Conference Nov. 4-5 at the Alabama 4-H Center in Columbiana. The conference teaches students how to advocate for agriculture, identify their potential and step into leadership roles. The event is for 9th and 10th graders. Sponsors are Alabama Farmers Federation, Baldwin County Farmers Federation, Alabama Ag Credit and Alabama Farm Credit. Elliott attends Orange Beach High School. From left are Alabama Farmers Federation’s Matthew Durdin and Elliott.
Alfa Leadership Conference inspires youth for future success
Impact that inspires change. That's the idea and theme Alabama Farmers Federation Ag Leadership Programs Director Hunter McBrayer wanted attendees to embrace at the 2024 Alfa Youth Leadership … more
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