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Fairhope lifts Water Conservation Ordinance after temporary pump restores supply
The city of Fairhope lifted its Phase III water conservation ordinance on Monday, Aug. 19, after action by Fairhope Public Utilities restored the city's water supply. The ordinance had been … more
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Online auction of Alabama State Surplus Property happening this week; ends Aug. 25
An extensive array of Alabama State Surplus Property will be available for bidding in an online auction this week. The auction, hosted on GovDeals.com, features hundreds of items including used … more
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Carter named top national financial advisor
Northwestern Mutual, a leading financial security company, is honoring Mobile-based financial advisor, Doug Carter, for his commitment and drive to help families and businesses plan for and achieve … more
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Gulf Shores school board president nominated for all-state honor
Gulf Shores City Schools is celebrating a significant achievement for its leadership team. Kevin Corcoran, the school board president, is making waves in the world of education as he has been … more
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Bay Minette welcome students back, traffic safety emphasized
Baldwin County Public School students eagerly returned to classrooms on Thursday, Aug. 8, bringing a mix of smiles and a few tears to Bay Minette Elementary School. This year, students are … more
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Young beauties grace the stage at Miss Coastal Camellia Pageant in Foley
The Foley Civic Center was abuzz with excitement on July 27-28 as it played host to the Annual Miss Coastal Camellia Pageant and Coastal Camellia Princess Pageant: Celebrating Beauties with Special … more
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In addition to that signature rash and pain that can last for weeks, months and sometimes years, shingles – formally known as herpes zoster – also is associated with an increased risk of heart disease and stroke.
Protecting yourself from the painful shingles virus may also protect cardiovascular health
Shingles is a funny-sounding name for a seriously painful disease. How painful? That's hard to put into words. Printable ones, at least. Officially, shingles pain can range from mild to severe. … more
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Baldwin County's July housing report
While Baldwin County home prices continued to rise from the previous year, submarkets responded differently. Baldwin REALTORS® Multiple Listing Service (MLS) reports the resort/island-based … more
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Smalls Sliders to bring 4 locations to Baldwin, Mobile counties by next year
Small town, big beach? Try small cheeseburger, big taste. One of the fastest-growing brands in the restaurant industry, specializing exclusively in fresh, cooked-to-order cheeseburger sliders, … more
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Baldwin County candidates can start raising, spending money for 2025 election soon
While the nation looks to November for its presidential and general election spanning national, state and local races, candidates looking to run for city positions in Alabama have their sights set … more
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Wheeles Realty transforms Florence B. Mathis Elementary with game-themed decor
When students and teachers walked through the doors of Florence B. Mathis Elementary School this year, they were greeted with a playful surprise: halls adorned with vibrant, game-themed decorations. … more
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Religion column by Dr. Franklin L. Kirksey: By this time, you ought to be...
Recently the phrase "by this time you ought to be" caught my attention as I read the passage recorded in Hebrews 5:12-14. Let's notice three things from our text. By this time, you ought to be … more
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Kids have a natural ability to adapt and overcome challenges, and adults can play a key role in strengthening these skills. By providing supportive networks and implementing protective practices, adults can help children build resilience and mitigate the impact of adverse childhood experiences.
Buffering childhood stress
All kids feel stressed from time to time. They may worry about friends, homework or a big test. Stress is normal. But some kids go through extremely stressful or traumatic situations. These can lead … more
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6 scams every older American should know about
Amid technology advances enabling scammers to commit fraud, elders and their loved ones need to stay informed. Typically, elder scams involve the transfer of money to a stranger or imposter for … more
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Probiotics are naturally found in fermented foods like yogurt, which is made by adding live cultures such as Lactobacillus or Streptococcus to milk. However, the probiotic benefits depend on the types and amounts of microorganisms added.
Probiotics and you: A guide to better digestive wellness
You've seen the commercials—usually a woman dancing around merrily as she eats a cup of yogurt. These ads tout the benefits of probiotics for gut health. But what exactly are probiotics, and … more
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Elberta Middle School students gain insight into civic engagement at American Enterprise Summit
Ten students from Elberta Middle School experienced a transformative journey this July when they participated in the inaugural American Enterprise Summit in Washington, D.C. The four-day … more
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Tri-City Community Foundation awards over $21K to local orgs
The Tri-City Community Foundation Advisory Committee recently announced it has awarded $21,322 to six organizations in its 2024 competitive grant cycle. These funds will address the needs of … more
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Gulf Shores residents invited to satisfaction survey
The City of Gulf Shores recently launched the second biennial Resident Satisfaction Survey. This comprehensive survey is residents' chance to make their voice heard and help shape the future of … more
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Kids, teens spent summer learning, creating at Coastal Arts Center of Orange Beach
Young children and teenagers who didn't want learning and creativity to stop with a break from the classroom took 100 pounds of glass, 550 pipe cleaners, 5,184 paper strips and 12 yards of chicken … more
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Baldwin Prep 'most creative, exciting thing' in AL, state superintendent Mackey says
State and local officials, including Alabama State Superintendent Eric Mackey, Alabama State School Board Member Jackie Zeigler and Baldwin County School Superintendent Eddie Tyler, took a tour of … more
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