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New Spanish Fort Mayor Brad Bass presents Dr. Barry Lee Booth with the first-ever Spirit of Spanish Fort Award for his lifetime of contributions to the city.
New Spanish Fort Mayor Bass honors veterans advocate Barry Booth
One of the first actions newly sworn in City of Spanish Fort Mayor Brad Bass took on Monday night was to give the inaugural Spirit of Spanish Fort Award to Dr. Barry Booth and proclaim Nov. 3, 2025, … more
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Fairhope names Frank McArdle city's 2025 Veteran of the Year
The City of Fairhope has named Frank McArdle as its 2025 Veteran of the Year, recognizing his honorable military service, civic leadership and dedication to the Fairhope community. McArdle, a … more
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Barnwell festival returns with BBQ, brews and a new 'Spud Run'
The Barnwell Community Day – Butts, Spuds & Brews Festival will bring a full day of food, drinks, live music and family fun to the Barnwell Community Center on Nov. 15, with a new addition … more
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Judge signals dismissal in Dauphin Island fox removal lawsuit
MOBILE — The court hearing over Dauphin Island's controversial fox management plan revealed a deep divide between wildlife advocates and conservation authorities. Mobile County Circuit … more
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he Daphne Environmental Advisory Committee led the effort to create the trail, which features more than 65 species of plants indigenous to the Gulf Coast region. A dedication ceremony opened the event, followed by a free giveaway of potted native trees and shrubs to attendees and Daphne residents.
Daphne celebrates native plant trail opening with tree giveaway
DAPHNE — The City of Daphne celebrated the grand opening of its new Native Plant Trail on Saturday, Nov. 1, at Central Park in Lake Forest, marking another milestone in the city's commitment to … more
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America Recycles Day to celebrate sustainability in Baldwin County
The Solid Waste Disposal Authority of Baldwin County will host America Recycles Day on Saturday, Nov. 15, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at its facility, 15101 Terra Bella Dr. in Suumerdale. The free … more
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Daphne breaks ground on highly anticipated Bayfront Park amphitheater project
DAPHNE — City and state leaders gathered at Bayfront Park in Daphne on Thursday for the groundbreaking of the city's multi-million dollar amphitheater project. The project will see … more
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Judge dismisses Dauphin Island fox removal lawsuit
MOBILE — A six-hour court hearing over Dauphin Island’s fox management plan concluded Thursday with the judge signaling he intends to dismiss the case brought by two residents against the … more
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Demolition of the 100-plus-year-old Fairhope Hardware  building began today, Oct. 30.
Old Fairhope Hardware building demolition begins
Demolition of the 100-plus-year-old Fairhope Hardware  building began today, Oct. 30. Located at 301 Fairhope Ave., the building was first constructed in 1922 and has been the home of … more
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W.B. Sims, a Daphne-based singer and songwriter.
Daphne musician gets spotlight for country comedy songwriting
This is W.B. Sims, the Daphne-based musician who writes songs about life, faith and Baldwin County’s cougar problem. Having picked up a guitar for the first time just five years ago, the … more
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Daphne resident and Army veteran Clyde Jones announces campaign for state's First Congressional seat
Clyde Jones, a Daphne resident, community leader and decorated U.S. Army combat veteran, announced his campaign for Alabama’s First District seat in the U.S. House of Representatives. … more
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Fairhope discussing removing fluoride from water system
City leaders in Fairhope have been discussing the possibility of removing fluoride from the city’s drinking water. During a city council meeting on Oct. 13, Fairhope Mayor Sherry Sullivan … more
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Artist Dean Mosher discusses Fairhope's 'Storybook Castles' while new book is in the works
Renowned artist and Fairhope native Dean Mosher spoke at the Fairhope Public Library on Saturday as part of the Fairhope Museum of History’s speaker series. During the speaker event, … more
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Daphne announces temporary closure of Bayfront Park ahead of amphitheater construction
The City of Daphne will temporarily close Bayfront Park as it prepares for construction of the Bayfront Amphitheater project. The closure began on Oct. 27 as construction is set to begin. During … more
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Alabama Public Library Service holds heated public hearing over transgender restrictions proposal
The Alabama Public Library Service (APLS) held a public hearing on Tuesday, Oct. 21, to discuss a new rule proposal that would restrict minors from reading books with transgender themes and … more
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Chick-Fil-A to replace Ruby Tuesday in Fairhope's Plantation Pointe
A new Chick-fil-A is in the works and coming to Fairhope. The new Chick-fil-A will be within the Plantation Pointe shopping center, where Ruby Tuesday used to be, at the corner of Fairhope … more
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Event, fundraiser to honor life of Branson Blevins, 11-year-old from Robertsdale who died from cancer
Friends, family and bikers will gather Saturday, Nov. 8, for a day of riding, raffles and community in honor of Branson Blevins, who recently lost his battle with aggressive blood cancer. The … more
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City of Fairhope to install new water meters
The City of Fairhope is in the process of implementing new water meters and systems across the city. During its regular meeting on Monday, Oct. 13, city council approved an annual contract worth … more
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Former Fairhope Mayor James P. Nix dies at age 88
Former Fairhope mayor James P. Nix passed away at the age of 88 on Tuesday, Oct. 14. Nix served on Fairhope City Council from 1968 to 1972, after which he was elected as the city's mayor, … more
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City of Fairhope presented $50k donation for "Foundation Park" project
A $50,000 donation will help kickstart a new Foundation Park project at a historic school property. The Fairhope/Point Clear Community Foundation presented the contribution to the City of … more
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