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South Baldwin Community Theatre undergoing renovation this spring
The South Baldwin Community Theatre, a staple of the island for over 50 years, will undergo a renovation project in March to modernize and revamp the beloved playhouse. Jeremy Sullivan, board member, … more
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Gulf Shores approves spring break alcohol ban
Once again, the city of Gulf Shores will be enforcing alcohol-free beaches during the upcoming spring break season, as the new tourist season kicks off. At their Jan. 22 city council meeting, … more
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Alabama Extension Forage Team schedules listening sessions for forage producers
Alabama forage producers can mark Feb. 5 on the calendar and make plans to attend a virtual listening session for miscanthus and switchgrass production via Zoom at 5 p.m. Central Time. Alabama … more
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The Alabama Community College System (ACSS) Board of Trustees announced the approval of Dr. Aaron Milner as the incoming President of Coastal Alabama Community College on Jan. 10.
Dr. Aaron Milner appointed President of Coastal Alabama Community College
The Alabama Community College System (ACSS) Board of Trustees announced the approval of Dr. Aaron Milner as the incoming President of Coastal Alabama Community College on Jan. 10. Currently serving … more
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Want free books? Visit the Bay Minette Public Library and see what is available.
Free book carts overflowing at Bay Minette Public Library
The Bay Minette Public Library is currently offering an abundance of free carts brimming with a diverse array of materials, almost entirely occupied with music, audiobooks, hardcover fiction and … more
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A statewide pilot study aims to distribute bracelets to six facilities, targeting patients who have recently given birth, experienced severe maternal hypertension or preeclampsia or undergone a pregnancy/infant loss.
USA Health Children's & Women's Hospital sparks statewide pilot program for new moms
In May 2023, when news circulated about a postpartum bracelet initiative at USA Health Children’s & Women’s Hospital, healthcare professionals nationwide expressed interest in … more
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Teddy Taylor, who was first sergeant of Company C of the 711 Signal Battalion in 2004, speaks during a 20-year reunion of unit veterans who were deployed to Iraq.
Two decades later: Foley National Guard veterans gather to honor Iraq deployment anniversary
Foley National Guard veterans came together in a reunion to commemorate the two-decade milestone since their deployment to Iraq and subsequent safe return. Members of Company C of the 711th … more
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The former location of Fresh Off The Boat is for sale in Orange Beach.
Turn-key Orange Beach waterfront restaurant hits the market
Orange Beach waterfront views, 5,500 square feet, fully furnished with a chef's kitchen. This real estate listing isn't for a dream home. It's for a waterfront restaurant. The property in … more
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South Alabama Land Trust adds 245 acres to portfolio
The South Alabama Land Trust (SALT) celebrated the close of 2023 and the start of 2024 by adding 245 acres to its portfolio. SALT's mission is twofold: to protect land at the water's edge and to … more
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Man succumbs to injuries following shooting incident in Loxley
In a turn of events following a recent shooting incident in Loxley last week , Stanley Koenig, Sr. passed away over the weekend due to injuries sustained during the altercation according to a news … more
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Alabama culinary excellence shines: Multiple semifinalists from the state for 2024 James Beard Awards
The Hope Farm was not the only James Beard Awards semifinalist in Alabama. Across the bay in Mobile, Chef Arwen Rice of Red or White in Mobile is a semifinalist for Best Chef: South. Red or … more
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The event began at 5 p.m. and Mayor Sherry Sullivan took the stage at 5:30 p.m. to give residents an overview of 2023 and what to expect in 2024.
Fairhope holds State of the City Expo
The Fairhope Civic Center was lively with activity Thursday, Jan. 25, for the State of the City Expo. The main hall of the civic center was lined with tables representing each department within … more
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Looking to add a little music to your spring break plans? The Flora-Bama recently announced that country music star Riley Green will be headline the bar's annual Duckman Jam beach concert event April 12-13.
Country music star Riley Green to perform at Flora-Bama in April
Looking to add a little music to your spring break plans? The Flora-Bama recently announced that country music star Riley Green will be headline the bar's annual Duckman Jam beach concert event April … 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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A voter exits the Erie H. Meyer Civic Center, a Gulf Shores voting precinct.
Population increase leads to additional polling locations Baldwin is fastest-growing county in the state
In 2020, Baldwin County became the fourth-largest county in Alabama by population. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, it has been the fastest-growing county in Alabama since 2010. To adjust to … more
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Home-canned and commercially canned foods are both good options for consumers to keep produce on the shelf at home. While there are some good frozen-food options, they will likely not last nearly as long as canned foods will.
Start the year off right with a pantry cleanout
Do you have cans of vegetables in your pantry that have been sitting longer than you'd like to admit? Angela Treadaway, a regional agent for the Alabama Cooperative Extension System, provides … more
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Teachers of the Year of Elberta Elementary, Middle and High Schools were recently honored by the Optimist Club of Perdido Bay. From left are Optimist President Dodd Bouchillon, Elberta High School teacher Cody Hall, Middle School teacher Kasey Guimarin and Elementary school teacher Stacey Tatum.
Optimist Club of Perdido Bay celebrates Elberta educators
The Optimist Club of Perdido Bay extended its commendations to the Teachers of the Year from Elberta Elementary, Middle and High Schools. Stacey Tatum, Kasey Guimarin and Cody Hall were recognized … more
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Alabama receives failing grades in "State of Tobacco Control" report
In the recently released American Lung Association's 22nd annual "State of Tobacco Control" report, According to a news release, Alabama finds itself trailing behind the nation in efforts to prevent … more
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Elberta cancels Mardi Gras parade due to possibility of inclement weather
Baldwin County’s first Mardi Gras parade of the season has been canceled.   Elberta’s Mardi Gras parade, scheduled for Saturday, Jan. 27 at 2 p.m. was canceled due to the … more
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Many qualified older workers find themselves overlooked for positions they are well-suited for. Despite their wealth of expertise, maturity and perspective, professionals in their 50s, 60s and 70s often encounter unique challenges in the job market, including age bias and discrimination.
AARP offers advice for older workers looking to get hired in 2024
In a noteworthy shift, recent research indicates that the overall contribution of older workers to the labor force is on the rise, reaching approximately 11 million individuals. Over the last four … more
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