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The Spanish Fort Toro girls’ golf team poses with a second consecutive Red Map trophy after their runner-up finish at the Class 6A State Championship in Florence on Tuesday, May 14. All four qualified golfers finished in the top 12 of the individual standings.
Spanish Fort girls’ golf team claims second straight Red Map trophy as AHSAA Class 6A state runner-up
Despite a rain-shortened second day of the AHSAA State Golf Championships in Florence on Tuesday, the Spanish Fort girls’ team took home a second straight Red Map trophy as state runners-up … more
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Squash — Savvy growing in Southern climates: Cultivating the Coast with Kitti Cooper, presented by Saunders Yachtworks
Southern Alabama boasts an ideal climate for gardening with its long, warm summers and mild winters, providing optimal conditions for growing a variety of crops. Among these, squash stands out as a … more
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Mike Johnson, a former Plano, Texas, police detective and youth protection advisor and director for the National Office of the Boy Scouts of America (BSA), is credited as the whistleblower who spoke out against BSA's Youth Protection Program and provided support for survivors and trauma-informed response to victims of abuse in BSA.
Boy Scouts whistleblower leads child advocacy training; Mike Johnson makes stop in Daphne to talk with advocacy centers, police departments
DAPHNE — Over 30 people from child advocacy centers, police departments and more went through multidisciplinary training to enhance their ability to address instances of child abuse … more
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Alabama's Free Fishing Day opens waters to all on June 8
Ready to reel in the big one? Alabama residents and visitors from out-of-state will have the chance to enjoy a day of fishing without the need for a fishing license on Saturday, June 8. This … more
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Alabama Extension entomologist encourages families to get outside during cicada emergence
AUBURN UNIVERSITY — Generations of children living in the Southeast have long listened to the sound of a cicada's song and collected their exoskeletons in yards and wooded areas. With the … more
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Kruger assumes presidency at Austal USA
The Board of Directors at Austal USA has appointed Michelle Kruger as the company's President, following her service as interim president since August 2023 according to a news release. Kruger … more
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2024-2025 USS ALABAMA Crewmates pose for a photo at the USS ALABAMA Battleship Memorial Park.
USS ALABAMA Battleship Memorial Park welcomes new Crewmates for 2024-2025
The USS ALABAMA Battleship Memorial Park proudly announces the appointment of its 2024-2025 USS ALABAMA Crewmates. This year's esteemed representatives are as follows: Camille Bailey, 19, a … more
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Brooks Hemingway Kaechele
Brooks Hemingway Kaechele, age 21, of Elberta, Alabama, passed away on May 3, 2024. The service was held May 11, 2024, at Kaechele's Landing (Pappy's), in Elberta, with burial at Lay Cemetery. … more
Alabama's Free Fishing Day opens waters to all on June 8
Ready to reel in the big one? Alabama residents and visitors from out-of-state will have the chance to enjoy a day of fishing without the need for a fishing license on Saturday, June 8. This … more
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The Orange Beach Makos collected their fourth consecutive Blue Map trophy as AHSAA state champions with a 2-1 win over the Brooks Lions on Tuesday, May 14, in Oxford. Orange Beach finished an undefeated postseason to earn back-to-back titles in Class 4A following consecutive championships in Class 2A.
Orange Beach Makos hoist fourth straight AHSAA state softball championship with 2-1 win over Brooks in Class 4A finals
For the fourth time in as many varsity seasons, the Orange Beach Makos were crowned AHSAA State Softball Champions with a 2-1 win over the Brooks Lions in the Class 4A finals Tuesday evening in … more
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Donna Givens State Representative, District 64
Alabama becomes 1st state to have harshest sentencing for sex traffickers
Alabama is now the first state to automatically sentence those who are guilty of human trafficking of a minor to life in prison. House Bill 42, sponsored by state Rep. Donna Givens (R-Loxley), … more
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Lower Alabama natives Brandon Silvers (12) and AJ McCarron (10) converse on the sideline during the Week 7 United Football League contest between the St. Louis Battlehawks and Birmingham Stallions at Protective Stadium on Saturday, May 11. The friends and former competitors are now teammates, and roommates, in the professional spring league based out of Dallas, Texas.
Lower Alabama natives McCarron, Silvers providing familiarity in St. Louis Battlehawks’ quarterback room
They say that sometimes, you’re only as good as your backup quarterback. When one of them is also close friends with the starter off the field, it can only enhance their work relationship. more
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The main hall at the Fairhope Public Library. The Youth Library entrance is pictures on the right and the entrance to the Teen Library is at the far end under the stained glass window.
Alabama bill redefining obscenity law dies in House
Many librarians are breathing easier after proposed state legislation failed to make it to the Senate floor for voting. House Bill 385, sponsored by state Rep. Arnold Mooney (R-Indian Springs), … more
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Carl's 'underwater forest' bill to protect ancient biodiversity off Gulf Shores passes House committee
On Tuesday, May 7, U.S. Rep. Jerry Carl (R-AL) announced his Alabama Underwater Forest National Marine Sanctuary and Protection Act passed the House Natural Resources Committee. Ben Raines, a … more
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Buy unclaimed baggage from airlines and support foster care system May 16-18
Have you ever wondered what happens to all the luggage left behind, lost or unclaimed, at airports? There’s a massive warehouse in Alabama that answers those questions and lets you look … more
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The ripple effect: Sea turtle research illuminates far-reaching consequences of Deepwater Horizon oil spill
I remember when it happened. It was the year I turned 21. Having spent my childhood in Baldwin County, I'd grown accustomed to the gentle embrace of the nearby beach, the allure of hermit crabs, … more
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Former Gulf Coast Media journalist turned comedian turned novelist returns to Fairhope for book signing event June 1
What career goal did you have when you graduated high school or college? Did you end up meeting that goal? Michael Strecker wanted to be a novelist after graduating from Louisiana State … more
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Everyone is welcome, young and young at heart, at this family-friendly event that includes free s'more packets, a live DJ, a balloon artist, face painting and more. Bring your beach chairs, blankets and friends and watch the sunset while roasting a marshmallow.
Kick off summer on a sugar high at S'mores on the Shores in Gulf Shores, May 23
Celebrate the close of the school year, the start of summer, and the return of the beach to residents and visitors after the Hangout Music Festival with s'mores. For 14 years, the city of Gulf Shores … more
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It is time for the marlin tournament season and the run for the Gulf Coast Triple Crown and the Orange Beach Billfish Classic is the kickoff locally.
6 Gulf Coast events happening this weekend, May 17-22
Are you looking for something to do this weekend while The Hangout Music Festival takes over Gulf Shores? We've got you. This weekend's events will keep everyone from the anglers to the railroad … more
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The Rowan Oak development's request for rezoning of the 134.41 acres and annexation into the city of Daphne will come up for its second reading April 1.
Public hearing set for 68 Ventures' Rowan Oak Development in Daphne
Daphne residents have an upcoming opportunity to voice concern over or support for the annexation and zoning of what 68 Ventures aims to transform into the Rowan Oak development. Public hearings are … more
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