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Shown as the main photo of a GoFundMe page for his family, Jason Mallette, left, appears with his sons, who are age 11 and 6.
Owners say Taziki's to re-open Saturday after manager killed in parking lot, share family's GoFundMe
The Daphne restaurant in whose parking lot a manager was found shot to death this week after what police say was a grievance from the suspect’s wife will re-open Saturday. Jason Mallette, … more
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During a food distribution on June 27, hundreds of volunteers began packing shopping carts with essential food items such as milk, canned goods, meat and fruit, interviewing clients and even assisting in parking and loading vehicles with goods.
Prodisee Pantry marks 20 years of serving the Baldwin County community
SPANISH FORT — Prodisee Pantry has spent the past two decades not only nourishing the bodies of Baldwin County residents but also striving to feed their spirits. Upon entering the … more
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Travis Lofton, a 41-year-old Mobile resident, was located around 9 p.m. Thursday and arrested by the Mobile County Sheriff's Office. He is being held without bond at the Baldwin County Jail.
Suspect arrested in Daphne Taziki manager’s death
A Mobile man is in the Baldwin County Jail on murder charges in connection to the Thursday, June 29, death of Jason Mallette outside Taziki’s Mediterranean Café in Daphne. Daphne … more
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Taziki’s manager killed in shooting was 38-year-old Daphne man, police say
Daphne police have released the name of the victim in Thursday morning’s shooting. Michael Mallette, a 38-year-old Daphne resident and manager of Taziki’s Mediterranean, was shot around … more
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Daphne Police Chief Brian Gulsby confirmed the victim was a manager at Taziki’s, but his name has not yet been released.
Taziki’s manager killed in shooting at Daphne restaurant
Daphne Police Department is investigating an early-morning shooting that left one man dead. Shortly after 5:30 a.m. Thursday, DPD officers responded to the parking lot area of Taziki’s … more
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Sports Editor Cole McNanna poses with the first-place award from the Alabama Press Association for best sports photo in Division D at the annual awards banquet Saturday at the Perdido Beach Resort.
The oral history of an award-winning sports photo
One of the first thoughts that came to mind after I learned one of my photos took first place at the Alabama Press Association's media awards was that I had to interview the athlete who made the … more
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The scope of HB261 includes a provision that exempts certain athletic events where male and female athletes compete together. It also permits intercollegiate athletic teams or sports sponsored by public two-year or four-year institutions, provided they are strictly for females, women or girls. Private institutions are exempt from the bill's requirements.
Alabama bans trans athletes from competing with identified gender
Alabama has passed a new bill, HB261, that prohibits trans athletes from participating in collegiate and K-12 level sports that align with the gender in which they identify. The legislation was … more
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Swim advisory issued for Fairhope's Camp Beckwith in Week's Bay
A swimming advisory has been issued for the waters of Weeks Bay at Camp Beckwith in Fairhope. According to the Alabama Department of Public Health, two recent successive tests of swimming water … more
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Fairhope names new electric superintendent
Fairhope Public Utilities recently named Ben Patterson as the new electric superintendent. Patterson is a graduate of Central Alabama Community College, where he received a degree in business. … more
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Fairhope names new water superintendent
Fairhope Public Utilities named Daryl Morefield as its new water superintendent on Thursday, June 1. He had most recently served as the water distribution supervisor at Daphne Utilities for two … more
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A place to play: Army vet, Fairhope football alum turns spinal injury into mission for wheelchair basketball
FAIRHOPE — Patrick Peterson wants to play basketball. He wants people in wheelchairs to play basketball. He wants those suffering from traumatic brain and spinal cord injuries and PTSD to … more
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Alabama Securities Commission urges public to watch for signs of elder abuse
MONTGOMERY — Wise. Kind. Gentle, but firm. Crowned with splendor. Full of good stories and even some tall tales. These words come to mind when we think of our favorite senior adults. Words … more
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BIGLER
BBB Industries founder Donald G. Bigler dies
DAPHNE – BBB Industries LLC, a sustainable manufacturer and leader in the automotive aftermarket, announced today the passing of its founder and chairman emeritus, Donald (Don) G. Bigler. … more
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FIDLER
Freshman Alabama state Rep. Fidler to host town halls in Fairhope
FAIRHOPE — Rep. Jennifer Fidler, R-Fairhope, of District 94 in Baldwin County, will host several town hall meetings this month. She held one on Wednesday, June 14, at the Magnolia Springs … more
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Teachers Kayla Waite White, Sondra Dunn and Sarah Doerr.
eMINTS teacher training program helping teachers to think outside the box
Three teachers from Pine Grove Elementary School will start next school year as graduates of the eMINTS certification program. The instructional networked teaching strategies program, which has … more
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A new Safe Haven law, passed unanimously by the Alabama Legislature, allows parents to surrender their children up to 45 days after birth and permits fire stations staffed by emergency medical personnel 24 hours a day to accept surrendered newborns.
Alabama Legislature passes new Safe Haven law
The Alabama Legislature unanimously approved a new Safe Haven law aimed at providing enhanced protection for infants who are voluntarily surrendered. The bill, which was sponsored by freshman … more
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Indulge in the Art of Mixology and culinary delights at The Hope Farm in Fairhope
There is nothing better than a great cocktail and food, but sometimes you want more out of your night out. The Hope Farm in Fairhope can add a little education to your night out. When The Barn at The … more
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Tommie-Lynn Smith from Daphne High School, Renie Kennedy from Fairhope High School and Ava Cock and Marguerite Cowles from St. Michael Catholic were recently recognized with scholarships from the Eastern Shore Optimist Club. They are pictured with Eastern Shore Optimist Club President Gene Broadus and Dogwood Trail Program Executive Director JoAnn Broadus.
2023 Dogwood Trail Scholarship recipients announced
The Eastern Shore Optimist Club recently announced the 2023 Dogwood Trail Program scholarship recipients. These scholarships are awarded to Eastern Shore high school seniors who have participated in … more
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Lt. j.g. Trey Wood, a member of Fairhope High School’s Class of 2010, is now one of the sailors continuing a 123-year tradition of service under the sea to help ensure Americans’ safety. Wood joined the Navy nine years ago and currently serves aboard USS Alaska.
Fairhope native continues a 123-year tradition of service under the sea
KINGS BAY, Ga. — Submariners make up only 10 percent of the U.S. Navy’s personnel, but they play a critical role in carrying out one of the Defense Department’s most important … more
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This year’s annual Teacher Workshop hosted by Blakeley State Park is set for Tuesday, June 13, with a focus on deliberation in the classroom. Teachers will be given an opportunity to take a free excursion into the Mobile-Tensaw Delta on the park’s cruise boat during the workshop, and complimentary lunches will be provided.
Blakeley State Park to offer Teacher Workshop June 13
Historic Blakeley State Park is set to offer its annual Teacher Workshop Tuesday, June 13, from 9:00 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. The event is sponsored in part by the David Mathews Center and the Caroline … more
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