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The estimated cost for the Mobile River Bridge and Bayway project currently stands between $2.8 to $3.5 billion, reflecting significant increases in construction, material and labor prices since 2020. ALDOT, alongside the Eastern Shore MPO and the Mobile MPO, announced a decision to embark on a 60-day review period to explore cost-saving alternatives for the construction.
ALDOT, Eastern Shore and Mobile MPOs launch review of cost-saving options for Mobile River Bridge & Bayway
The Alabama Department of Transportation (ALDOT), alongside the chairmen of the Eastern Shore Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) and the Mobile Metropolitan Planning Organization, announced in … more
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Fairhope receives $3 million in federal funding for H. L. Sonny Callahan Airport
In a significant boost towards local economic development, Mayor Sherry Sullivan announced that City of Fairhope is set to receive $3 million in congressionally directed funding as part of the … more
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Pamela Denham founder of Fairhope-based Pamela Denham & Associates.
Pamela Denham & Associates celebrates 25 years of excellence
Fairhope-based Pamela Denham & Associates (PDA) has earned recognition in Business Alabama's 2024 Top Rank Alabama Magazine across two categories: Public Relations and Advertising Agencies. PDA … more
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Transform your garden with Baldwin County Master Gardeners’ Spring Plant Sale
Spring is here, and it is time to refresh your yard and garden. The Baldwin County Master Gardeners (BCMG) are ready to help. BCMG will hold its annual Spring Plant Sale this weekend on Highway 98 … more
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Crews broke ground on the Fairhope Starbucks project at the end of March.
Fairhope’s first Starbucks construction underway
Construction has begun on Fairhope’s first Starbucks, which has some residents excited while others are not. The Starbucks site is in what some might see as the parking lot of the Eastern … 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.
Daphne's Rowan Oak development seeks zoning changes, annexation
A large parcel of undeveloped property between County Road 13 and Friendship Road could soon see major development. The Rowan Oak development is a partnership with landowners Sharon, John, Thomas, … more
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Fairhope Public Library to host "Beach Beats: Poetry on Mobile Bay" event
In recognition of National Poetry Month this April, the Fairhope Public Library has announced its partnership with local poet and songwriter Mike Turner for an evening of poetry scheduled for … more
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A new chapter: Spanish Fort Public Library to host inaugural book sale on April 8
Looking for your next read? You're in luck. The Spanish Fort Public Library is gearing up for its very first book sale on April 8, running from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Timed to coincide with the … more
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Baldwin Pops Band to host outdoor concert in Spanish Fort
The Baldwin Pops Band, under the direction of Wayne Fillingim, is set to captivate audiences with an outdoor concert scheduled for 5 p.m. on Saturday, March 23. The event will take place at the … more
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Five-time James Beard-nominated Chef Bill Briand has joined The Hope Farm team.
Chef Bill Briand, formerly of Fisher’s, joins The Hope Farm to open restaurant in downtown Fairhope
Five-time James Beard-nominated Chef Bill Briand has joined The Hope Farm team. The Hope Farm founders Robert and Bentley Evans announced the brand’s expansion to add a new concept with … more
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Fairhope's Spring/Summer Outdoor Farmers Market will be open again soon. Rain or shine, come out an browse local goods every Thursday from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m.
Fairhope readies for 2024 Spring/Summer Farmers Market launch
The City of Fairhope is gearing up to launch its 2024 Spring/Summer Outdoor Farmers Market, slated to begin on Thursday, April 4. Situated behind the Fairhope Public Library at the intersection … more
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Wawa makes its Alabama debut in Fairhope April 25
East Coast transplants rejoice because Wawa’s first Alabama store will open to the public April 25, at 8 a.m. Wawa got its start in 1803 as an iron foundry in New Jersey. In 1902, owner George … more
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Baldwin County implements immediate weight restriction on Scenic 98 bridge
The Baldwin County Highway Department has announced immediate restrictions on the weight limit for the Scenic 98 bridge adjacent to the Grand Hotel Resort & Spa, limiting it to 20 tons. This … more
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Fairhope named among best places to live in Southern US by WorldAtlas
In its latest ranking, WorldAtlas has recognized Fairhope as one of the top destinations to reside in the Southern United States for 2024. According to the ranking by WorldAtlas, the guide … more
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In August 2023, during a period of drought and strain on the Fairhope water system, an ordinance was brought before the Fairhope City Council that would require property outside of the city limits to be annexed into the city for connection.
Fairhope City Council passes annexation ordinance to regulate water access beyond city limits
Fairhope residents and developers building outside of Fairhope city limits will now have to annex the property into the city to connect to the Fairhope water system. In August 2023, during a period … more
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Since 2004, the city has restored the sand at the north end of Magnolia Beach Park a dozen times.
Fairhope’s Magnolia Beach to undergo restoration project: Breakwaters to preserve shoreline
Fairhope's Magnolia Beach has suffered repeated beach erosion over the past 20 years, but a long-awaited shoreline restoration project could keep the sand in place. The Fairhope City Council … more
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Fairhope's Lisa Hanks named to AAMCA's Board of Trustees
Fairhope City Clerk Lisa Hanks has been appointed to the Board of Trustees for the Alabama Association of Municipal Clerks and Administrators (AAMCA), the City of Fairhope announced. Hanks' … more
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(From left) Elisabeth Hays, featured artist; Lindsey Lawrence, Festival co-chairman; and Marissa Thetford, Festival Chairman
Fairhope Arts and Crafts Festival featured artist, Elisabeth Hays, captures essence of Fairhope's floral splendor
Each year, the Fairhope Arts and Crafts Festival Foundation selects a local artist to create a work of art that represents the festival theme. The 2024 featured artist is Elisabeth Hays. Hays was … more
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Experience art, culture and festivities at the 72nd Annual Fairhope Arts and Crafts Festival in downtown Fairhope, March 15-17. Featuring over 200 artists from across the U.S., live entertainment, delicious food and hands-on activities for the whole family.
Immerse yourself in creativity: Don’t miss the 72nd Annual Fairhope Arts & Crafts Festival, March 15-17
Downtown Fairhope is a picturesque town full of shops, restaurants and art galleries but for one weekend in March, it transforms into one of the largest art festivals in the region. The 72nd Annual … more
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Fairhope residents will see an increase in utility bills as new water and sewer rates go into effect April 1.
Fairhope residents’ water and sewer rate increase approved by City Council
Fairhope residents will notice an increase in their water and sewer rates effective April 1. The Fairhope City Council approved the increase in water and sewer rates during the Monday, Feb. 26 city … more
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