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Alabama Extension - Grab a glass: Helping older adults stay hydrated during summer heat
AUBURN UNIVERSITY — Scorching summer temperatures in Alabama make staying hydrated a tall task that can be even tougher for older adults. Carol Connell, a human nutrition, diet and health … more
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Alabama Extension - Cultivating care: Addressing farmers' mental health
AUBURN UNIVERSITY — Every career has its highs and lows, but certain careers come with incredibly high stakes. Farmers roll the dice every year not knowing what the outcome of their crop will … more
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Young artists invited to celebrate this years Homeownership Month in AHFA's annual contest
The Alabama Housing Finance Authority has opened entries for its fourth annual National Homeownership Month art contest, inviting children across the state to put their imagination on display. … more
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RECIPE: Cozy up to some country cooking with a pot of chicken and dumplings
Country cooking means different things to different people. For many, it is the comfort foods they grew up with. From fried chicken to mac and cheese to meatloaf, there are plenty of dishes that fall … more
Foley will add halo lighting to oak trees on West Orange Avenue and South Alston Street. The LED lights are the second phase of a project to illuminate downtown trees.
Foley expands downtown tree lighting with LED halos
Foley is adding more LED halo lights to oak trees along key downtown streets as part of an ongoing beautification and public safety effort. Foley City Council recently approved the installation … more
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Baldwin County municipal meetings for the week of June 23
Do you know what is happening at your city or town hall? With mayors and council members across Baldwin County preparing for municipal elections this August, residents have a unique opportunity … more
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Alabama Extension: Go live 'On the Heir' with new Alabama Extension podcast
AUBURN UNIVERSITY — Heirs property, a topic as old as the Civil War, is getting a modern treatment through the "On the Heir" podcast. Produced by the Alabama Cooperative Extension System at … more
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International Mud Day returns to Graham Creek with free family fun
Graham Creek Nature Preserve is gearing up to host one of the messiest and most playful events of the summer: International Mud Day. Set for Saturday, June 28, the free event invites kids and … more
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When the Styles family first moved to the Gulf Coast, they had no idea they were planting the seeds of a family legacy. Their lives, once packed with tour stops and variety shows, began shifting into something more rooted, collaborative and, as it turns out, magical. Today, that legacy has grown into a unique, family-run theater experience — part magic, part variety and entirely fueled by love, hustle and the ever-growing talent of their daughter, Baylee Jade.
Brandon Styles parent-daughter duo puts 'abraca-dazzle' in Foley entertainment at OWA
FOLEY — When the lights dim and the curtain parts, something electric fills the air — an invisible thread pulling every pair of eyes toward the stage. For a moment, the ordinary … more
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Legal educator Blair Castro to challenge Steve Jones for Gulf Shores City Council seat
GULF SHORES – Blair Castro, a respected law instructor, trusted policy advisor, and co-host of a Gulf Coast podcast, has officially entered the race for Gulf Shores City Council, … more
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Red Cross rolls out new bloodmobile with support from Poarch Creek Indians
The American Red Cross is hitting the road with a new blood donation vehicle, made possible by a gift from the Poarch Band of Creek Indians. The upgraded bloodmobile, equipped with modern … more
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Foley Fire protection rating rises despite surge in emergency calls
Foley's fire protection has improved in recent years, even as emergency call volume surged by 75%, a national evaluation found. The Insurance Services Organization, or ISO, which independently … more
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Crews from Foley and the National Naval Aviation Museum load a T-34B aircraft to be transported to Foley. The Navy trainer will be part of a city museum recognizing Foley's role in Navy aviation.
Foley acquires historic Navy trainer for future museum
Foley's effort to honor its role in Navy aviation training took a step forward with the arrival of a second historic aircraft set for display in a planned museum. Crews from the Foley Public … more
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Religion column by Dr. Franklin L. Kirksey: Take it or leave it
C.S. Lewis wrote in "Mere Christianity," "Now, today, this moment, is our chance to choose the right side. God is holding back to give us that chance. It will not last forever. We must take it or … more
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Daphne City Councilman Steve Olen announces intent to re-run for District 2 seat
Daphne City Councilman Steve Olen, who represents District 2, recently announced his re-election bid. Olen is currently completing his five-year term that includes one year as president. In a … more
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Classic Rock tribute show 'Dream On' returns to Orange Beach stage this month
The Expect Excellence Music Department is cranking up the volume once again with the return of its crowd-favorite rock production, Dream On – A Tribute to Classic Rock, set for a three-night … more
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$210 million approved for Gulf fish, sea turtle restoration
The federal-state group overseeing restoration efforts in the Gulf has approved more than $210 million for fish and sea turtle recovery projects as part of its ongoing response to the 2010 … more
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Fairhope Film Festival opens short film submissions for 13th annual event
Lights. Camera. Action! Filmmakers, your time to shine has arrived. The Fairhope Film Festival is now accepting short film submissions for its 13th annual event, inviting entries from … more
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McQuade, Tucker to tackle disinformation’s threat to democracy in Fairhope event
Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist Cynthia Tucker and NBC legal analyst Barbara McQuade will lead a public conversation on the dangers of disinformation Wednesday, June 25, at 6 p.m. at the Fairhope … more
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A promise delayed: Alabama marks first official Juneteenth
What are your plans for tomorrow, Juneteenth? For the first time, Alabama will officially close state offices June 19 to mark a day that commemorates the long-delayed enforcement of freedom for … more
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