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Stitt opened Bill-E’s in 2011, formally known as Old 27 Grill, and can often be found late at night, in the back, singing and smoking his small batches of bacon.
Baldwin County's Baron of Bacon
As the Alabama sky turns pink, then crimson, and soon fades to stars, William E. Stitt retreats into the darkness. A local band floats guitar riffs through the night air while Stitt fills it with … more
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Residents and visitors will fill The Wharf Friday, Sept. 30, through Oct. 2 for Freedom Fest.
Orange Beach Freedom Fest expands to 3 days, kicks off Sept. 30
The second-annual Orange Beach Freedom Fest kicks off Friday, Sept. 30, at The Wharf. The festival will celebrate America at its best with food, arts and crafts, cars, motorcycles, jeeps and … more
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From left: Bellator chief operating officer Geoff Stacey, Bellator President Troy Wilson, Bellator Fairhope Office REALTOR® Stephanie Sandefur, SBLC Youth Services & Communications Supervisor Susan Bartholomew and SBLC Executive Director Mitchell Lee celebrated the campaign's success at Bellator's Spanish Fort Office on Sept. 12. Bellator raised $23,161 to support the SBLC's mission.
Bellator Real Estate raises money for literacy council
Spanish Fort — Seventy-four students will have the opportunity to better their reading skills, learn English or earn their GEDs during this school year thanks to Bellator Real Estate & … more
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Family of Black man killed by Bay Minette police demand answers
BAY MINETTE — Tamara French’s voice broke. Her pain literally caught in her throat, causing her to pause and catch a breath before she continued speaking.As she did, each word fell louder … more
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The cast of "Clue: On Stage" are in the final days of rehearsal. The adaptation inspired by the 1985 movie of the same name and the classic murder-mystery board game takes the stage Sept. 23-25.
Get a clue! Classic board game mystery takes the stage in Orange Beach
ORANGE BEACH — Characters run back and forth. Up and down. Through and around secret passageways. There's a dead guy. And a lot of suspects. How will this classic whodunnit end? The audience … more
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A drawing shows one of the two options for the new Kids Park to be built in Foley. Residents can vote on two options, one with a nature theme and the other showing aspects from Foley's history, such as farming and boating.
Foley plans $1.2 million replacement for Kids Park
FOLEY — Children have played at the Foley Kids Park for more than 20 years, but the time has come to replace the aging wooden facility, David Thompson, city leisure services director, said.The … more
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A path winds through The Triangle property in Fairhope. The city council approved a list of 14 prohibitions intended to preserve the site as a nature park.
Fairhope votes to protect Triangle green space
FAIRHOPE — With deed restrictions intended to protect The Triangle as a green space into the future, Fairhope city officials are also moving forward with efforts to design the site as a nature … more
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A file photo shows the Spanish Fort Post Office before it closed in January 2021. Congressman Jerry Carl recently sent surveys to Spanish Fort residents asking their opinions on postal service in the community.
Spanish Fort continues efforts to reopen post office
SPANISH FORT — Officials in Spanish Fort and Washington D.C. are still working to reopen a post office in Spanish Fort more than 19 months after the city's facility closed.U.S. Rep. Jerry Carl … more
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The Kindness Club at Daphne Middle School used “Make It Happy” as its motto – and for its cool logo design.
Daphne student makes positive impact on middle school
DAPHNE — Emma Dumas has been through more than most her age.Before the age of three, she was diagnosed with leukemia. The next two years she was in full-blown treatment. After a long battle, … more
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Man shot in head in Foley over the weekend
Foley Police have arrested one man in connection with a shooting Friday night at a bar.  Police officials said on Saturday evening, Sept. 17, just after 2 a.m., officers responded to 3rd Base … more
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Play at Bailiwick Brothers play Blakeley State Park
Historic Blakeley State Park will host live music on Friday, Sept. 30, from 6:30 - 8:30 p.m. Visitors can enjoy a night of original bluegrass and contemporary rock along with covers of several … more
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Gulf Shores Elementary students Evie and Lee gave an “explosive” demonstration with a volcano project.
Gulf Shores Elementary School's STEAM Collaborative Learning Center offers innovative learning environment
GULF SHORES — The Gulf Shores Board of Education cut the ribbon of the new STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, Math) Collaborative Learning Center at the city’s elementary … more
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Margaret Roley, CEO of South Baldwin Regional Medical Center, receives the 2022 Walton M. Vines Free Enterprise Person of the Year award from last year’s recipient David Worthington, owner of Magnolia Springs Bed and Breakfast.
Margaret Roley named 2022 Walton M. Vines Free Enterprise Person of the Year
FOLEY — Margaret Roley, CEO of South Baldwin Regional Medical Center (SBRMC), was named the Walton M. Vines Free Enterprise Person of the Year during the 46th-annual South Baldwin Chamber of … more
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Elberta Elementary School named 2022 National Blue Ribbon School
Elberta Elementary School has been named a 2022 National Blue Ribbon School by the U.S. Secretary of Education, Miguel Cardona. Nationally, 297 schools were recognized for the award, including five … more
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Robertsdale Principal Joe Sharp presents a diploma to 2022 SGA President Alison McDaniel during the 95th graduation ceremony May 16 at J.D. Sellars Stadium. Sharp was appointed as an assistant superintendent for Baldwin County Public Schools Friday, Sept. 16.
Joe Sharp named Baldwin County Board of Education assistant superintendent
Joe Sharp, who most recently served as principal at Robertsdale High School, has been appointed to the position of assistant superintendent for Baldwin County Public Schools.As assistant … more
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Emmie Dyess, GCM Graphic Design Jordan Dyess' dog, loves to wear the latest in bandana fashion.
Dress up your four-legged friend and head to Dogs on Hand in Bay Minette
Calling all dog owners! Do you have the cutest pup or the best dressed dog? The Kiwanis Club of Bay Minette hopes to see you and your four-legged fashionista at the Dogs on Hand and Paw Pageant Sept. … more
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Gulf quiet as Baldwin marks second anniversary of Hurricane Sally
The Gulf of Mexico remains quiet after an uneventful summer as Baldwin County marks the second anniversary of Hurricane Sally.  The strong category 2 hurricane caught the region by surprise … more
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The 2021 Singing for Scholarship winners are (From left) Genevieve Magli, Anne Elise Sherrod and Luiza Salazar.
Singing for Scholarship competition offers winners more opportunities than ever
The 49th-annual National Shrimp Festival returns after a two-year hiatus. That means Singing for Scholarships will return to the festival's main stage.Singing for Scholarships began in 2013 as a way … more
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Fentanyl pills.
Baldwin County lawmaker sets sights on fentanyl dealers
MOBILE – "Tremendous."Rep. Matt Simpson (R-Daphne) says the number of fentanyl deaths in Baldwin County is so big, he "can't put it into words." It is simply, "tremendous."During the upcoming … more
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Birds take off from a wetlands area at the Bicentennial Park in Stockton. Baldwin County officials plan to build a boardwalk from the Bicentennial Park to Live Oak Landing, but soil studies have determined that more pilings will be needed at an additional cost of about $250,000.
Muck bogs down county boardwalk bridge plan in North Baldwin County
BAY MINETTE — Plans for a pedestrian bridge between Baldwin County's Bicentennial Park and Live Oak Landing are mired in a literal layer of muck that could add about 25% to the cost of the $1.2 … more
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