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FAIRHOPE — Tamara Dean, the longtime library director in Fairhope, has announced her retirement, effective Dec. 31. With over two decades of service to the library, Dean leaves an … more
Prodisee Pantry held its final Thanksgiving food distribution the Tuesday morning before the holiday for Baldwin County residents who are food insecure. The nonprofit, which distributes food … more
Bayside Academy has been named to the 2024 Advanced Placement Program (AP) School Honor Roll, achieving gold distinction, the College Board announced in a news release. The recognition … more
FAIRHOPE — The old Fairhope Hardware Building in downtown Fairhope looks to survive at least a little longer. The city's Board of Adjustments and Appeals pushed back its impending decision on … more
FAIRHOPE — Fairhope Farmer's Market held its last market of the season in downtown Fairhope on Thursday. Located behind Fairhope Public Library, the farmer's market had several booths … more
DAPHNE — Daphne Animal Shelter has a new home to better suit the needs of their animals. On Saturday, Daphne Animal Shelter cut the ribbon to their new state-of-the-art facility located at … more
Santa Claus is set to make his grand return to Eastern Shore Centre, transforming the stage near California Dreaming into a winter wonderland starting Friday, Nov. 22. Families, friends and even … more
The Daphne Civic Center will transform into a haven of culinary delights and community spirit on Dec. 5, 2024, as Family Promise of Baldwin County hosts its 17th Annual Chocolate Affair. The … more
From dazzling tree lightings to twinkling parades, Baldwin County is gearing up for a season full of holiday cheer. Communities across the area are hosting a variety of family-friendly events to … more
Students at nearly 20 Baldwin County Public Schools campuses took part in events to commemorate Veterans Day over last week, ranging from ceremonies and choir performances to special lunches and … more
Residents dressed in patriotic colors lined the streets of downtown Fairhope on Saturday, Nov. 9, to commemorate Veterans Day and honor those who have served the United States in military service. … more
One of Fairhope’s oldest and historic buildings may be on the chopping block soon. This month, the city’s Board of Adjustments and Appeals will meet to decide on the future of the … more
The residents of Daphne can welcome a new unique Mexican experience in Tulum Mexican Cuisine. Tulum recently open its doors and has strived to offer guests hospitality and a Mexican fare like no … more
Daphne Utilities awarded five grants to local educators recently, celebrating another successful "Grant Day" designed to empower classroom innovation. According to a news release, … more
Students at nearly 20 Baldwin County Public Schools campuses took part in events to commemorate Veterans Day over last week, ranging from ceremonies and choir performances to special lunches and … more
The 12 th -annual Fairhope Film Festival took over downtown Fairhope last weekend, offering independent cinema and newly released films paired with panels and Q&As. One of those panels … more
FAIRHOPE — Residents of rural Barnwell gathered at Delta Grocery Restaurant Thursday night to discuss the situation surrounding Fairhope's "last un-zoned land," which included heated discussion … more
Motive Analytics is set to host its first-ever Sustainability 2.0 Summit in southern Alabama, bringing together local businesses to explore new insights and strategies for sustainable growth. … more
Ready to dance the Charleston under the stars? The Eastern Shore Chamber of Commerce will take a turn in the spotlight as it celebrates its 100th anniversary with a Roaring '20s themed … more
Children's Dance Theatre is set to bring a festive local twist to the beloved holiday classic with its second-annual production of "A Fairhope Nutcracker" at the Fairhope Civic Center, 161 N. Section … more
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