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Homicide, overdose deaths rise in 2023 in Baldwin County
The number of COVID-19-related deaths have plummeted while deaths due to fentanyl overdose continued to climb and the number of murders doubled in Baldwin County in 2023. Baldwin County Coroner Brian … more
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Biosystems standout serving as engineering graduation marshal from Daphne
Natalie Hodge, a graduating senior in biosystems engineering from Daphne, has been selected to lead the Samuel Ginn College of Engineering in Auburn University's fall commencement ceremonies … more
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Keep the season merry and bright with fire safety tips from Gulf Shores fire inspector
The holidays are typically a joyous time filled with friends, family and decorations, and the last thing your family wants to deal with is a fire. Keep the good times rolling this winter with … more
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Students from various Baldwin County Elementary School were given a front row seat last week to Foley High School's production of "Charlotte's Web," connecting back to their reading curriculum through a heartfelt, beloved classic story.
Foley High School presents "Charlotte's Web" to Baldwin County elementary students
Students from various Baldwin County elementary schools were given a front row seat last week to Foley High School's production of "Charlotte's Web," connecting back to their reading curriculum … more
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Baldwin County school board approves more after school art programs, special education interpreters
Rounding out 2023, members of the Baldwin County Board of Education gathered on Dec. 5 for the last school board meeting before the new year, discussing several topics including art lessons, … more
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Keeping your skin healthy, clean and vibrant involves establishing a consistent skincare routine, adopting healthy lifestyle habits, and protecting your skin from environmental stressors. Be mindful of the skincare products you use and ensure they are suitable for your skin type.
USA Health offers tips to keep skin healthy
As temperatures begin to decline and less moisture is present in the air, now is the time to learn about skin care and adopt habits that can support healthier skin, hair and nails for a lifetime. … more
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Dean Ridings
Editorial: A bridge over troubled waters for local journalism
Among the liberties enshrined for Americans in our founding documents, freedom of the press stands first among equals. "A popular government, without popular information, or the means of acquiring … more
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Christmas Grace
Christmas means different things to different people. Multitudes muddle through the season without truly knowing the reason for it. The apostle Paul shares that Christmas is when God's grace … more
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Foley officials mark the start of construction of the city’s new Public Works campus on Monday, Dec. 4.
Work begins on Foley Public Works campus
Work is underway on Foley’s $17-million Public Works Department campus that will expand city services to meet growing needs for the next 30 or more years. The new facility will include … more
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Foley has received 10 consecutive Annual Comprehensive Financial Report Awards for its audit report and three consecutive Popular Annual Financial Report Awards for the city’s condensed financial summary. The three awards together are considered the “Triple Crown,” of financial awards.
Foley finances in line for national recognition
The city of Foley is under consideration for another major national recognition for its financial reporting. Foley is being considered for its fifth consecutive Distinguished Budget Award from … more
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Only 28 pairs away from their goal, students at Gulf Shores Elementary School are nearing the end of their pajama drive, to benefit a local women and children's shelter in Robertsdale.
Gulf Shores Elementary students only 28 pairs away from goal of 200 pairs of pajamas
Only 28 pairs away from their goal, students at Gulf Shores Elementary School are nearing the end of their pajama drive to benefit a local women and children's shelter in Robertsdale. Lindsay … more
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Several members from the Alabama Coastal Foundation gathered in the heart of Gulf Shores Thursday morning, where they announced a $5 million grant from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) in support of oyster restoration, shell recycling and community engagement along the Gulf of Mexico.
Oyster shell recycling program to get $5M grant
GULF SHORES — Several members from the Alabama Coastal Foundation gathered in the heart of Gulf Shores Thursday morning to announce a $5 million grant from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric … more
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Local citizen looking at Marble in the French Quarter. "There are parents who go get an ice cream and come down and look for Marble with their children, and she has just been around for so long, people expect to see her here," said Sue Rusyniak, owner of The Happy Olive.
2 famous Fairhope French Quarter cats find community of care with shop owners, restaurant employees
FAIRHOPE — In an effort to provide food, water and care to stray cats in the area, a tale of feline friendship has unfolded in the Fairhope French Quarter. Two stray cats, known by locals … more
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Hosting for the holidays can be demanding on your time and energy. However, with a few tips, you can reduce the stress of hosting family and friends this holiday season.
3 ways to take the stress out of holiday hosting
The holiday season is one of the best times of the year! Between cooking, cleaning and keeping guests entertained, it can also be pretty demanding on your time and energy. In fact, during the … more
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Foley city officials recognize Police Department K-9 units during a City Council meeting Monday, Dec. 4. Foley hosted the United States Canine Association National Field Trials for 2023.
Foley recognizes police K-9 teams, receives $20,683 check from USPCA
The city of Foley is celebrating its police dog teams and K-9 units from across the country that came to the city as part of a national competition. On Monday, Dec. 4, the Foley City Council … more
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Lee Taylor, a Foley firefighter, has successfully completed the smoke diver training course. The challenging course includes drills, field evolutions and scenarios that include heat, smoke and live fire training.
Foley firefighter Taylor completes smoke diver course
Foley firefighter Lee Taylor has successfully completed the smoke diver training course designed to help firefighters sharpen their existing skills and learn new techniques through realistic training … more
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In Alabama, 369,369 of adults have been diagnosed with COPD and 3,215 people die each year from the disease.
Alabama among highest rates of COPD
Alabama is one of the states with the highest rates of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), and The American Lung Association is raising awareness, taking action and helping make a … more
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The public restrooms at John B. Foley Park will be replaced with a new facility at a cost of $486,616. Construction of the 1,200-square-foot building will start in January.
Foley Park restroom project to begin
FOLEY — Visitors to downtown Foley will have new public restrooms following the approval of almost $500,000 for the project by city council. Council approved $486,616 in funding for the … more
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This rendering of what The Blind Tiger will look like was provided in August 2022.
The Blind Tiger's Fairhope Pier location "coming soon"
The restaurant located on the Fairhope Pier is getting closer to opening, according its owner. The Blind Tiger brand is based in Bay St. Louis and has locations in Bay St. Louis and Biloxi, … more
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New speed limit signs have been installed around downtown Fairhope. This sign is located on Fairhope Avenue heading in to downtown from the Fairhope Pier Park.
Speed limit reduced in downtown Fairhope
Motorists in downtown Fairhope's central business district will notice new speed limit signs have been posted, and the Fairhope Police Department will be enforcing the new 15-mile-per-hour speed … more
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