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Michael Whittenton was identified as a suspect during the investigation. He is currently being held in the Baldwin County jail on charges of attempting to elude a police officer, reckless endangerment, resisting arrest and possession of a pistol by a violent felon. Whittenton has an extensive arrest record dating back to 2009.
Man arrested in connection to Fort Morgan auto burglaries
The Baldwin County Sheriff’s Office has made an arrest in connection with an investigation that started in late April on the Fort Morgan peninsula. Michael Todd Whittenton, 32, was … more
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Poster for milestone 50th-Annual National Shrimp Festival chosen
W. Keith White has been named the winner of the poster contest for the 50th-Annual National Shrimp Festival. Traditionally, the poster contest is open for submissions from the general public. … more
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Kim Crawford-Meeks, spiritual care manager and chaplain for USA Health, administers a Blessing of the Hands to nurses USA Health University Hospital.
USA Health University Hospital selected for national program to fight nurse burnout
MOBILE — About a month into their new jobs at USA Health University Hospital, eight young nurses gather in a conference room to get their first glimpse of Stress First Aid. "To become a nurse, … more
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Workers install a black metal fence around Foley’s Sara Thompson Kids Park on Monday, July 24. The fence replaces a temporary barrier in use while the park was under construction and since the facility opened May 27.
Work begins on Foley Kids Park fence
FOLEY — The final phases of work at the new Sara Thompson Kids Park began recently. Work started on a new fence that will replace the temporary barrier in place while the park was under … more
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More aquatic activities at Max Griffin Park are among the suggestions for Foley in a Design Alabama study. The study said a stage for performers could also be placed in the park
Design Alabama study looks at Foley future needs
FOLEY — Attainable housing, improved public places and connectivity between areas of the city are some ways to prepare Foley for the future, a new report says. Design Alabama has completed a … more
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Fairhope Avenue has seen section closures over the past year for a Force Main upgrade, and the project, which started in downtown, has made its way to the section between County Road 13 and U.S. Highway 181.
Fairhope Avenue closures continue for infrastructure upgrade
Baldwin County school students return to the classroom Aug. 9, and road closures in Fairhope may alter their route to school. Fairhope Avenue has seen section closures over the past year for a Force … more
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The Gaston Ford Motor Company showroom still stands in downtown Fairhope and serves as a retail space. The building was built in the 1920s
Fairhope’s Clock Corner to be officially named
The corner of Fairhope Avenue and Section Street is the heart of downtown. It has been referred to as "Clock Corner" since the installation of the Fairhope Clock in the 1980s, but it will soon have … more
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Before making waves, Barnard also recommended that the boaters check the forecast to ensure the weather is ideal for the water. “Look at the forecast wave heights, air temperature, water temperature, weather radar and thunderstorm forecast,” he said. Live environmental data for select areas can be accessed through the National Data Buoy Center website. Chris Hicks said he is always cautious of going on the boat when he is notified of potential storms or rip currents.
Importance of boat safety emphasized by Coast Guard expert
Living near the Gulf Coast offers many opportunities to venture out into the waters. When doing so, it is important to learn how to stay safe when traveling by boat. Coast Guard District 8 … more
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Red Cross employee Bob Otwell prepares blood products including FFP, Whole Blood and Platelets for distribution to nearby hospitals.
Help Red Cross avoid blood shortage
After a summer of declining donations, the American Red Cross needs the public's help to prevent a blood shortage. When a donor makes and keeps an appointment to give blood or platelets in the weeks … more
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Gulf Coast runners, there is a new race in town: 5K Oktoberfest Run at OWA
Gulf Coast runners have a new 5K to add to their fall race schedule. Foley Sister Cities will host its inaugural Foley Sisters Cities, 5K Oktoberfest Run at OWA Saturday, Oct. 7. The early … more
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The Orange Beach Event Center hosted the second-annual Gulf Coast Media Day presented by Columbia Southern University and Planet Fitness on Thursday, July 27. The Orange Beach Makos were one of 12 local teams featured with interviews that preview the upcoming football season.
From the gridiron to the grill: 5 non-football takeaways from Gulf Coast Media Day 2023
With the dust settled on the second annual Gulf Coast Media Day, football fans learned plenty about their favorite teams as the 2023 season approaches. While the actual football was discussed, … more
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Baldwin County awarded grant for food and shelter program
For Phase 40, Baldwin County has been chosen to receive $3,325 to supplement emergency food and shelter programs in the county. The selection was made by a national board that is chaired by the U.S. … more
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Elijah Lamb took first place in the Wildlife Category of the 2022 Outdoor Alabama Photo Contest with this image of a bobcat in the Tuskegee National Forest.
Outdoor Alabama photo contest opens Aug. 1
The 2024 Outdoor Alabama photo contest will begin accepting entries on Tuesday, Aug. 1. The contest will focus on traditional photography techniques and the use of handheld cameras. No cellphone, … more
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Sit back and enjoy musical therapy for your soul as the Group Therapy Trio brings their modern nostalgic sound to Big Beach Brewing July 30, from 5:30 to 7 p.m.
Group Therapy Trio to soothe souls at Big Beach Brewing
Sit back and enjoy musical therapy for your soul as the Group Therapy Trio brings their modern nostalgic sound to Big Beach Brewing July 30, from 5:30 to 7 p.m. Group Therapy Trio's members, … more
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Campers mix ingredients during this year's Expect Excellence Culinary Camp. The brainchild of Jonathan and Jessica Langston sells out quickly every year, with kids eager to learn how to cook and bake while also gaining knowledge about food safety and potential industry jobs.
Gulf Coast culinary community plants seeds of knowledge
ORANGE BEACH — Each summer for the past nine years, a perfect storm of eager children, willing volunteers and Gulf Coast culinary professionals converge for a week of delicious fun for the … more
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FES kindergarteners learn about nature [Photo gallery]
The Pelican's Nest recently visited Foley Elementary School's kindergarten students in Mrs. Davis's, Mrs. Kinkead's and Mrs. Shiflett's classes. The students enjoyed an on-campus field trip learning … more
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Ribbon Cutting held for Alabama’s Original Blue Line BBQ & Grill
FOLEY – The South Baldwin Chamber of Commerce recently held a ribbon cutting welcoming Alabama’s Original Blue Line BBQ & Grill to Foley. Local law enforcement and firefighters came to show … more
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Foley Fire Department experiencing major increase in call volume
FOLEY - The numbers are in for the FY21 Foley Fire Department activity report, and officials say those numbers are staggering. “Our call volume has jumped drastically,” said Chief Joey Darby. … more
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The Eastern Shore Metropolitan Planning Organization has placed a sidewalk on Parker Road in Fairhope on its list of needed projects. The walkway would link U.S. 98 and Scenic 98.
Eastern Shore wants more sidewalks in area
DAPHNE – Sidewalks linking U.S. 98 and Scenic 98 in Fairhope and Montrose are among the construction projects being considered by the Eastern Shore Metropolitan Planning Organization. more
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Jean-Michele Cousteau toured the site for the Gulf Coast Eco Center with students during the ground saving event. Students collects reindeer moss and other native plants that will be cared for until being replanted after construction is complete.
Gulf Coast Eco Center breaks ground
Years of dreaming, planning and patience culminated with the unique groundbreaking for the Gulf Coast Center for Ecotourism and Sustainability (Gulf Coast Eco Center) Oct. 27. Gulf Shores City School … more
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