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The Alabama Wildlife and Freshwater Fisheries Division held its first Night Shoot recently at the Cahaba River WMA Shooting Range.
ADCNR Wildlife and Freshwater Fisheries Division breaks new ground with night shoot
The Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (ADCNR) continues to provide citizens with groundbreaking opportunities to enjoy the outdoors in new, innovative ways.The ADCNR's Wildlife … more
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Pen Air Federal Credit Union awards 6 scholarships
Pen Air Federal Credit Union (Pen Air) is excited to award six scholarships to local graduating seniors. Scholarships are awarded to student members based on the student's academic performance and … more
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Bradley Byrne named Mobile Chamber president and CEO
Bradley Byrne has been named the next president and chief executive officer of the Mobile Chamber."After an extensive, nationwide search, we are excited to share that native Mobilian, former state … more
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Breast cancer survivor shares how she savors life
National Cancer Survivors Day was Sunday, June 5. As frightening as a cancer diagnosis most certainly can be, the good news is that survival rates continue to improve, the number of cancer survivors … more
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Infirmary Health celebrates re-opening of Mothers' Milk Bank of Ala. Donation Depot
Infirmary Health has reopened its Mothers' Milk Bank of Alabama (MMBAL) Donation Depot location on the campus of Mobile Infirmary.As a depot location, donors that have been approved by MMBAL can … more
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Make summer less stressful for children
Summer can be filled with fun and quality time, but it can also be a time of worry and frustration for parents and caretakers. Dayna Watson, Ph.D., assistant professor in the University of Alabama at … more
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UAB: Follow these 6 tips to improve your mental health
According to a recent University of Alabama at Birmingham study, the pandemic increased the prevalence of people with depression or anxiety symptoms in America substantially – from about 11 … more
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Kind Cafe in Fairhope receives award
Kind Cafe, in Fairhope, was one of dozens of businesses to receive a grant in the First Horizon Back to Business Contest designed to celebrate resilient businesses in the communities the bank serves. … more
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White House Fork volunteer firefighters receive $11K grant
The Gulf Coast Resource Conservation & Development Council awarded an $11,263 grant to the White House Fork Volunteer Fire Department for a fire hydrant expansion project. This grant covered the … more
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The United States Sports Academy is honoring Olympic Day Thursday, June 23, with a guided tour of the American Sport Art Museum and Archives at 2 p.m.
ASAMA hosting Olympic Day tour Thursday
The United States Sports Academy is honoring Olympic Day Thursday, June 23, with a guided tour of the American Sport Art Museum and Archives on the Daphne campus starting at 2 p.m. more
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Children play on the splash pad at Fairhopers Community Park. The splash pad will be closed Monday during water conservation measures.
Fairhope residents asked to cut water, electric use amid scorching summer
FAIRHOPE – High demand during the current hot, dry weather has Fairhope officials asking utility customers to cut back on water and electrical use. more
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The Fairhope Pirates celebrate Head Coach Stuart Fuller’s (240 800th career win following a 12-2 victory over Jackson at home March 3. Fuller resigned from his post in a June 16 statement.
Hall of Fame coach Fuller resigns Fairhope baseball post
Both of Baldwin County Public Schools’ baseball teams on the Eastern Shore have head coaching vacancies after Fairhope Head Coach Stuart Fuller announced his resignation Thursday, June 16. more
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CJ Edwards’ Charger sat parked outside Small’s Mortuary in Daphne Thursday afternoon while a visitation was held inside remembering the life of the 22-year-old Fairhope High School graduate. One of his cousins who was admiring the ride recalled how proud of CJ he was when he got the car.
Fairhope community remembers Edwards' life
DAPHNE – The Fairhope community saw another outpouring of support in the wake of CJ Edwards’ death. Thursday afternoon a visitation was held before the 22-year-old member of Fairhope … more
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Bayshore Christian junior John Malone rounds third and heads home to score a run for the Eagles during the state quarterfinal series against the Berry Wildcats May 5 at Coastal Church in Daphne. Malone was named the Class 1A Player of the Year for the second year in a row.
Bayshore Christian’s Malone named 1A player of the year again
For the second year in a row, Bayshore Christian’s John Malone was chosen as Class 1A’s Player of the Year by the Alabama Sports Writers Association after a second straight state title for the Eagles. more
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Sophomores Chloe Ash, Kyleigh Kitchens and Emily Smith joined senior Isabella Gozon in being named to the all-county team on the soccer pitch.
Baldwin County recognizes 65 soccer players with all-county
Baldwin County Public Schools announced its All-County Soccer teams and recognized 65 student-athletes, 41 boys’ soccer players and 24 girls’ soccer players. The Class 7A state … more
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Fairhope captains Darius Powell (5) and Jamel Grace (22) walk through a gauntlet of Storm Troopers for the coin toss ahead of the first round of the playoffs May 21 on W.C. Majors Field at Fairhope Municipal Stadium.
Fairhope Storm's unbeaten season ends in semifinals
The Fairhope Storm’s undefeated season came to an end last weekend in the team’s first trip to the West Finals, one step away from the American Football Alliance Championship. more
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Riviera Utilities receives national award
Riviera Utilities receives national award
FOLEY — Riviera Utilities was recently awarded the American Public Gas Association's APGA System Operational Achievement Recognition for excellence in operating its natural gas utility, company … more
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The Butter-Poached Redfish dish was paired with blue crab and potato salad.
Compton's Redfish dish crowned at Alabama Seafood Cook-Off
The four finalists at the recent 7th-annual Alabama Seafood Cook-Off at The Lodge at Gulf State Park gave the five esteemed judges a difficult task in determining who will represent the state in the … more
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Spanish Fort police officers take part in an active shooter drill at Rockwell Elementary School after the end of the academic year. The department conducted drills for two days following the school shooting at Uvalde, Texas.
Spanish Fort police hold school shooting drill
SPANISH FORT — Helmeted police in full body armor moved through school halls looking for a heavily armed — but imagined —gunman who had entered Rockwell Elementary School.The … more
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Daphne plans to expand access to the Mobile Bay area by buying 8.5 acres near Bayfront Park. One parcel being considered is Infirmary Health System property next to the park.
Daphne buying property to expand access near park
DAPHNE — Daphne plans to buy 8.5 acres near Bayfront Park to expand public access to Mobile Bay, city officials said.The Daphne City Council voted Monday, June 6 to accept $4 million in state … more
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