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Gulf Shores Police investigate a fatal accident on Gulf Shores Parkway
On Thursday, July 18 around 10:42 a.m., Gulf Shores Police and Fire Rescue responded to a two-vehicle accident in the 3700 block of Gulf Shores Parkway. Authorities determined that a 2016 … more
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2 arrested after multi-state counterfeit Apple product operation discovered in Bay Minette hotel
Federal charges are pending further investigation after Baldwin County Sheriff's Office recently discovered a person in possession of roughly 180 counterfeit and fraudulent Apple products worth over … more
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This was Hazel's Drive-In in Gulf Shores. Hazel Scruggs owned the lot and one to the right (where the trees are). She built Hazel's Nook to add a breakfast location. She sold the drive-in to Richard Schwartz after he purchased Hazel's Nook, and it was torn down to built a bank.
Hazel's Nook restaurateur reflects on 44 years in Baldwin County
Richard Schwartz has had a long career in the restaurant business on the island. Over the past 44 years, he has seen the area grow and has opened, closed, sold and built several restaurants. At one … more
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Comedian and actor Jerry Seinfeld is set to take center stage at Mobile's Saenger Theatre, Nov. 1, at 7 p.m.
Iconic comedian Jerry Seinfeld to bring stand-up tour to Mobile’s Saenger Theatre
Get ready for an evening of laughs. Comedian and actor Jerry Seinfeld is set to take center stage at Mobile's Saenger Theatre, Nov. 1, at 7 p.m. Seinfeld has touched every part of the … more
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ALEA needs your vote for top spot in 2024 America's Best-Looking Cruiser Contest
Voting is open for the 11th-annual America's Best-Looking Cruiser Contest, with the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency (ALEA) joining a litany of highway patrol and state police agencies nationwide … more
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Mobile River Bridge and Bayway project gets $550M federal grant
The Mobile River Bridge and Bayway project has been awarded a $550 million grant through the U.S. Department of Transportation's (USDOT) Bridge Investment Program, the second-largest in the program's … more
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Orange Beach prepares for 2024 Freedom Fest in October
Orange Beach authorized a pair of performance agreements this week for the city's fall Orange Beach Freedom Fest -- one with McLean Motorsports Productions for the anchor car show entitled "Bama … more
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Baldwin County Commission seeks public input on $43.3M hurricane recovery spending
The Baldwin County Commission is now asking for your input, seeking public comments on a new draft of a $43.3 million local recovery plan in response to Hurricanes Sally and Zeta. BCC officials, with … more
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Gulf State Park Pier to reopen by end of summer, ADCNR official says
After nearly four years without the popular Alabama attraction at full force, officials expect the Gulf State Park Pier to reopen to the public by the end of summer. "This is the completion of … more
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Wildfire ignites in Fort Morgan, forces road closures
A wildfire ignited earlier today north of State Highway 180 near the intersection with Cortez Street, prompting a multi-agency response. According to reports, the blaze is believed to have … more
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Aidan Holdsworth, a Gulf Shores High School senior, uses a seine net to measure the biodiversity in the water near his black needle rush marsh grass project on Little Lagoon.
Gulf Shores student working to preserve Little Lagoon shoreline with state grant
GULF SHORES — A local high school student is making waves by reducing damage along Little Lagoon with the restoration of a living shoreline. Erosion has started to become apparent on the shores … more
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MICAH GREEN / GULF COAST MEDIA Alabama Park Ranger Kendra Bryan at Gulf State Park.
Alabama's only female park ranger works at Gulf State Park
ORANGE BEACH/GULF SHORES — As the only female park ranger in the State of Alabama, Kendra Bryan is breaking barriers while educating the public and enforcing conservation laws in Gulf State … more
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Portside on Main at The Wharf’s anchor tenant, other boutiques, dining announced
Residents and visitors who have driven past The Wharf over the past 12 months have seen the construction. Now, we have information on the tenants slated to fill the new Portside on Main at The Wharf. … more
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Outdoor enthusiasts can find numerous waterways for casting a fly for a variety of fish species.
David Rainer on Outdoor Alabama: Seek AL website showcases Alabama's abundant outdoor recreational opportunities
Alabama is blessed with an abundance of natural resources and opportunities to enjoy the outdoor lifestyle. However, if you have little to no experience in the outdoors or you are moving to Alabama … more
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A public meeting will take place Tuesday, July 23, to discuss plans for a new indoor aquatic center to replace the current Foley swimming pool at Max Griffin Park. The current pool opened in 1953.
Foley moving forward with plans for indoor-outdoor aquatic center
Foley residents will have a chance to provide input on plans for the city’s indoor-outdoor pool facility to be built in Max Griffin Park. The city will hold a public input meeting Tuesday, … more
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The future of South Baldwin students is going to be 'epic'
South Baldwin County will once again host EPIC, a student entrepreneur program presented by the South Baldwin Chamber Foundation and the Coastal Alabama Business Chamber, starting this fall. … more
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Homes across Baldwin County sustained damage after two hurricanes struck the state in 2020.
Prepare your yard for hurricane season: Free storm resilience clinic in Fairhope
Hurricane season is here. Is your yard ready? Hurricane Sally wreaked havoc on the trees of Baldwin County. Whole pecan fields were leveled and trees fell on homes. The Alabama Cooperative … more
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Discover new agricultural practices and technologists at Baldwin County's Field Day
Baldwin County farmers have an opportunity to learn about the latest research happening at our local Alabama Agricultural Experiment Station (AAES) during the upcoming Field Day. Land-grant … more
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Gather up the family, load up the chairs and blankets and a picnic dinner and enjoy an evening of music at Meyer Park.
7 Gulf Coast events happening this weekend, July 18-21
The mercury continues to push the limits of the thermometer. There is no mistaking it is summertime. Our list of weekend events are either in the evening or inside in the air conditioning. Explore … more
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Tacky Jacks Orange Beach hosts Sand Castle University on July 23 for Art al Fresco
Building sandcastles is a highlight of any trip to the beach but have you ever wanted to learn how to build like the sandcastle pros? Head to Tacky Jacks Orange Beach and learn from the sand … more
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