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Loxley town officials are working on a stream restoration project for the branch of Corn Creek that extends to the municipal wastewater treatment plant and Loxley Elementary School. The town received a $250,000 federal grant to design the project. The total project is expected to cost $2.5 million.
Loxley starting Corn Branch restoration project
LOXLEY — A federal grant will help Loxley officials start work on a project to restore the stream of the Corn Branch tributary.The town received a $250,000 grant through the Gulf of Mexico … more
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Tri-City Community Foundation awards grants to 5 organizations
Five organizations in Foley, Gulf Shores and Orange Beach have received grants totaling $17,300 from the Tri-City Community Foundation.The 2022 grants were awarded to the South Baldwin Literacy … more
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Orange Beach discusses teacher salaries
ORANGE BEACH — Orange Beach education officials plan to adopt a salary schedule for teachers at an upcoming meeting in preparation for the municipal system's first academic year in … more
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Workers repair utility lines in downtown Fairhope on Thursday, April 28. Capital projects are one item in the city budget reviewed Monday, April 25.
Budget review shows Fairhope finances improve from 2021
FAIRHOPE — After the impacts of Hurricane Sally and COVID-19 in recent years, Fairhope finances have improved in the first six months of the 2022 fiscal year, city officials said Monday, April … more
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The open space near the Fairhope city parking garage will become a gathering place and art display area under the city's Arts Alley project. Two metal seahorses will be part of the display.
Plans for Fairhope Arts Alley unveiled
FAIRHOPE — Metal sculptures of seahorses will be a centerpiece of the Fairhope Arts Alley project planned to draw downtown visitors into the open space near the city parking garage, project … more
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Traffic moves across the Interstate 10 Bayway. State officials plan to apply for federal infrastructure funding to help pay the cost of a new route across the Mobile River and Mobile Bay.
ALDOT seeks federal funds for Mobile River bridge
DAPHNE — State highway officials will be seeking funding under new federal infrastructure legislation to pay some of the cost of the planned Interstate 10 bridge over the Mobile River and route … more
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The inventory would include studies of drainage areas in the city including Stack Gully in the Fruit and Nut District, Big Mouth Gully in central Fairhope, Volanta in north Fairhope, Tatumville Gully in south Fairhope, Fly Creek in Montrose, Rock Creek in north Montrose, Cowpen Creek in east Fairhope, Point Clear Creek in Point Clear, Waterhole Branch near the city airport and Pensacola Worm Branch in northeast Fairhope.
Fairhope seeks $1.7 million in grants for sewer, drainage work
FAIRHOPE — Two grants totaling more than $1.7 million could help Fairhope prevent future sewage spills and improve drainage across the area, city officials said.The Fairhope City Council voted … more
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Party perfect: Girl Scouts study etiquette
Girl Scout Troop 8345 recently enjoyed a special tea party at Rex Courtyard in downtown Bay Minette. The girls were given a presentation on dinner party etiquette and manners by Sarah Butterworth. … more
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Bay Minette honors yards of the month
The Bay Minette Beautification Committee recently presented its Yard of the Month Award and the Business of Month Awards.The Yard of the Month was presented to Harold and Charlotte Holmes on McMillan … more
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Rockwell Elementary School students help Haven outreach program
The students at Rockwell Elementary School recently created artwork for the fronts of packets given to families adopting pets at The Haven.The artwork helps the adoptees, and the students, learn … more
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Baldwin County receives federal funds for emergency food assistance
Baldwin County has been awarded federal funds made available through the department of homeland security (DHS)/federal emergency management agency under the emergency food and shelter national board … more
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Her "MasterChef Junior" journey may be over, but Starla Chapman is all smiles as she continues to pursue her culinary dreams.
Bay Minette's Starla Chapman's MasterChef Junior journey ends
Starla Chapman's "MasterChef Junior" journey has ended.The Bay Minette native left the show on episode seven, which aired Thursday, April 28, after judges Gordon Ramsay, Daphne Oz and Aaron Sanchez … more
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"Survivor" host Jeff Probst give the contestants the immunity challenge details on episode eight.
Baldwin County's Jonathan Young wins immunity on "Survivor"
It's time to catch up on last week's episode of "Survivor" season 42 before the new episode airs Wednesday on CBS at 7 p.m. CST. If you did not watch, this would be a suitable time to stop reading … more
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South Baldwin Center for Technology celebrates the class of 2022 achievements
The Baldwin County Coliseum was busy with activity Thursday, April 28, as 205 seniors were recognized for their academic achievements at South Baldwin Center for Technology (SBCT).Senior Kendall … more
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Four Health Sciences students gather for one last group photo. North Baldwin Center for Technology seniors graduated on April 29 at the L.D. Owen Performing Arts Center in Bay Minette.
North Baldwin Center for Technology celebrates 147 senior graduates
North Baldwin Center for Technology (NBCT) celebrated the academic achievements of 147 senior graduates Friday, April 29, at the L.D. Owen Performing Arts Center in Bay Minette.The seniors walked … more
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Nurse-midwifery program returns to UAB School of Nursing
Continuing its mission to address nursing workforce needs and to improve health across all communities, the University of Alabama at Birmingham School of Nursing announces the return of the … more
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The Optimist Club of Perdido Bay recently nominated and named several Law Officers of the Year.
Optimist Club honors law officers, awards scholarships
LILLIAN — The Optimist Club of Perdido Bay recently honored members of law enforcement agencies at their annual Respect for Law Day breakfast.This year's Law Officers of the Year are Deputy … more
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Bayside Academy students head to Governor's School
Bayside Academy juniors Wilson Engeriser, Kate Ginger and Victoria Rutland have been accepted to the Alabama Governor's School.The Alabama Governor's School was established in 1987 as a summer … more
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The Foley Event Center hosted over 800 gymnasts from across Alabama in March during the Alabama Optional/Xcel State Championships.
Foley Sports Tourism makes history hosting gymnastics championships
The USA Gymnastics Region 8 Xcel Championship has never been held in Alabama until this year. Foley Sports Tourism (FST) will host the event May 6-8 at the Foley Event Center.An estimated 1,500 … more
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Live music returns to Blakeley State Park
Historic Blakeley State Park, in Spanish Fort, continues to feature live music in its special events schedule this spring.Once a month on a selected Friday the park will host an evening of … more
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