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Alabama observes National Breastfeeding Month
The Alabama Department of Public Health has recognized August as National Breastfeeding Month. The ADPH encourages infant breastfeeding as a proven primary prevention strategy that builds a … more
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St. Michael Catholic’s Tia Acker has had a different summer offseason this year following a torn ACL but she expects to return for the next outdoor track season while gaining recruiting attention. The rising senior Cardinal ran the fastest 400-meter time in the state this season and set the 4A state meet record in the 200-meter dash.
ACL tear not slowing St. Michael sprinter Acker’s ascent
After a record-setting state championship meet where she swept the sprint events and ran the fastest 400-meter time in the state all season, St. Michael Catholic's Tia Acker looked to take the next … more
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The Gulf Shores Dolphins stretch at the beginning of their first practice of the fall camp season Aug. 1 at the high school. The Alabama Sports Writers Association tabbed Gulf Shores the No. 8 Class 5A team in its preseason poll.
Local football teams among ASWA preseason rankings
The Alabama Sports Writers Association released its preseason rankings Sunday and featured a handful of local teams. Fairhope ranked No. 7 in Class 7A where Daphne also received votes, Spanish … more
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Wind Creek Hospitality introduces 4-day work weeks, bonuses to offset inflation costs
ATMORE — While the price of gas is coming down, many people are still feeling the pinch of spiraling inflation driving up the cost of groceries and other necessities.Wind Creek Hospitality … more
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LeJeune's Market by the Bay restaurant was a Daphne staple for 19 years before closing July 9. Market by the Bay will get a second chance with new owners.
Daphne's Market by the Bay to sail on
You always remember your first: your first kiss, first car, first job. For the new chef and co-owner of Market by the Bay, he's right back where he started.Michael Sullivan grew up in Daphne and … more
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The Spanish Fort Fire Rescue Department became a city agency on Aug. 1. Paid department employees will now become city workers.
Spanish Fort Fire Rescue Department merges with city
SPANISH FORT — After more than 10 years of discussion and effort, the Spanish Fort Fire Rescue Department is now a municipal agency, city officials said.At the Spanish Fort City Council meeting … more
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Gulf Coast Media to host inaugural football Media Day
Gulf Coast Media is set to host its first-ever Media Day, a social and live streaming event celebrating high school football across Baldwin County.Public and private schools will each be featured in … more
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Daphne has been awarded a $1.65-million federal grant to install turf on infields at the city Sports Complex. Only one of the 10 fields at the complex now has infield turf.
Daphne gets $1.65-million sports complex grant
DAPHNE — A $1.65-million federal grant will boost sports tourism in Daphne by paying much of the cost to install recreational turf on infields in the municipal Sports Complex.The U.S. … more
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High school interns taking part in the Riviera Utilities summer internship program were recognized Friday, Aug. 5, at a graduation ceremony. Students worked in departments throughout the company and learned skills needed for careers in utility services.
Riviera Utilities intern program prepares students for future workforce
FOLEY — A group of high-school students spent much of their summer digging ditches, pulling cables and performing other duties needed to help keep utility services going in a program to teach … more
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Vaccination lessens death toll in current COVID-19 surge
The COVID-19 fueled pandemic will continue into the fall. The good news, doctors say, is that current vaccines also continue to protect against the disease's worst outcomes.Alabama is currently fifth … more
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The Daphne Lady Trojans 6th Man Club hosted its inaugural Golf Tournament Friday, July 29, at the Rock Creek Golf Club in Fairhope.
Lady Trojans 6th Man Club hosts inaugural golf tournament
The Daphne Lady Trojans 6th Man Club hosted its inaugural Golf Tournament Friday, July 29. The nonprofit organization aimed at promoting and supporting the Lady Trojans basketball program dipped … more
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An airplane prepares to take off from the Gulf Shores International Airport. The Airport Authority has been selected as one of 25 in the United States to receive a $500,000 federal grant for airport improvements.
Gulf Shores gets $500,000 federal airport grant
GULF SHORES – A $500,000 federal grant will help pay some of the cost to expand air services at the Gulf Shores International Airport, city officials said Thursday, Aug. 4 more
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What the risk of mixing alcohol and the summer heat can do to you
Warm weather makes people want to be outside, congregate with friends and grab an adult beverage from the cooler as a refreshment. But paired with the extreme Alabama heat and humidity, excessive … more
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Study of sleep in older adults suggests nixing naps, striving for 7-9 hours a night
Napping, as well as sleeping too much or too little or having poor sleep patterns, appears to increase the risk for cardiovascular disease in older adults, new research shows.The study, published … more
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Childhood vaccinations are required in Alabama public schools
Now is the time to make sure your children are up to date on their vaccines before the start of school. Getting children all recommended vaccines is one of the most important things parents can do to … more
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Spanish Fort senior receiver Jacob Godfrey meets with reporters during the Baldwin County Media Day event hosted in Trojan Hall at Daphne High School July 13. Godfrey announced his commitment to the UAB Blazers Saturday, July 30.
Spanish Fort’s Godfrey earns UAB offer, commits
Spanish Fort senior slot receiver Jacob Godfrey impressed at the Bryant Vincent Prospect Camp at UAB July 28, earned an offer and pledged his commitment to the Blazers. Although only listed at … more
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The Little Billy Goat Hole Ramp on the east end of Dauphin Island has recently been upgraded.
Boating access continues to improve on Alabama Gulf Coast
Access to the water is one hurdle for boaters and anglers in Alabama's coastal counties, where high land prices and high demand can leave those who want to launch a boat waiting in line.However, … more
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In a millennial house division, Kayla Green's show of choice was "Friends" while her husband, Micah, grew up watching "Seinfeld." Neither are interested to hear if you think the other is correct. They nevertheless enjoyed spending time together building this set, gifted for the holidays by Kayla's brother- and sister-in-law.
Commentary from Gulf Coast Media's executive editor: Don't assume where the answer isn't
It's an interesting feeling when something is right under your nose, yet you refuse to acknowledge its scent.We moved into our new house in January, and I've often boasted about how in the first week … more
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Juliana White of Foley, Diane Matier of Silverhill and William Morris of Elberta practice before a performance last week at the end of summer camp with the Baldwin County Youth Orchestra.
Music plays on for Baldwin County Youth Orchestra
Two years after Hurricane Sally destroyed their building and the spread of COVID-19 thinned their ranks, the excitement surrounding the new endeavors of the Baldwin County Youth Orchestra is building … more
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Fairhope plans $7.59M water system expansion
FAIRHOPE — An expansion of Fairhope's water system will add 33% to the municipal capacity in an effort to meet growing demands, city officials said.The Fairhope City Council voted Monday, July … more
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