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Fairhope approves memorandum to improve police response to mental health crises
FAIRHOPE — Fairhope is evaluating how its police department and authorities respond to mental health crises within the community. Fairhope City Council approved a memorandum last week … more
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Artist Hannah Legg dedicates new mural to art community at Fairhope Arts and Crafts Festival
FAIRHOPE — The annual Fairhope Arts and Crafts Festival was held in downtown Fairhope over the weekend. Despite severe weather warnings affecting Saturday, many people came out over the … more
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Young Professionals Summit to offer career insights, networking in Point Clear
Young professionals looking to build their careers and expand their networks will have an opportunity to do both at the 2025 Young Professionals Summit, hosted by the Eastern Shore Chamber of … more
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Crawfish for the Classroom happening in Daphne
An evening of live music, family-friendly fun and plenty of crawfish is set as SEEDS (Supporting Educational Excellence in Daphne Schools) hosts its Crawfish for the Classroom fundraiser. The … more
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Baldwin County Child Advocacy Center to host signature fundraiser 'Under the Stars' for National Child Abuse Prevention Month
In recognition of National Child Abuse Prevention Month and to celebrate 36 years of service to local child abuse victims, the Baldwin County Child Advocacy Center (BCCAC) will host its signature … more
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The newest offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach of the Spanish Fort Toros is gearing up for his 44th season as a football coach. Joel Williams was announced as the new offensive play caller on The Hill earlier this month and is fresh off a one-year stint at his alma mater, Mississippi College, who discontinued the program after last season.
Williams returning to Eastern Shore as Spanish Fort Toros’ new offensive coordinator, quarterbacks coach
Former Fairhope assistant coach Joel Williams is heading back to the Eastern Shore after he was announced as the new offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach of the Spanish Fort Toros. more
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Scenes from the Fairhope Arts and Crafts Festival in 2024.
Fairhope Arts & Crafts Festival returns March 14-16
The 73rd-annual Fairhope Arts and Crafts Festival will take place this weekend and starting today, March 14-16, in the heart of downtown Fairhope. This highly anticipated event will showcase … more
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Fairhope High School's journalism class win awards for contributions to The Pirateer.
Fairhope High School journalism class takes home 17 awards from Alabama competition
Fairhope High School journalism students and their teacher won a variety of awards at the Alabama Scholastic Press Association (ASPA). From top three placements across the board to the adviser … 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 launching Magnolia Beach restoration project
Magnolia Beach Park is set for a major restoration and stabilization effort aimed at combating ongoing erosion, city officials announced Tuesday. Funded through a Gulf of Mexico Energy Security … more
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Boys at the Pioneer Camp lived in tents. The boy in the center is the father of Sen. Bradley Byrne. (Photo courtesy of Episcopal Diocese of the Central Gulf Coast)
Way Back When in Baldwin County with Harriet Outlaw: Fairhope's Beckwith was a pioneer camp
Mama watched teenage Herbie pack up a croaker sack to take with him on his first trip away from home in Birmingham. He poked in one change of pants and two shirts, but mostly the sack was filled with … more
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Gluten-free, allergen-friendly Pier House Restaurant & Bar opens new location in Spanish Fort
Pier House Restaurant & Bar has opened a new location along Battleship Parkway close to the causeway in Spanish Fort. After originally establishing in Orange Beach, owner Carrie Munier … more
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New splash pad coming to Joe Louis Patrick Park in Daphne
DAPHNE — A new splash pad will be installed at Joe Louis Patrick Park. Plans for the outdoor summertime amenity were initiated last year when Daphne City Council approved the budget to add … more
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Graphic showing the proposed project site for a potential recreational park in Fairhope.
Fairhope eyes feasibility of 2 sports, recreation options for new 104-acre park
FAIRHOPE — Options for how to develop a new 104-acre park in Fairhope was presented to the public last week. Victus Advisors LLC, based out of Park City, Utah, was commissioned by the City … more
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Fairhope Arts and Crafts Festival to host The Haven's annual pet adoption event, plus demonstrations
The Haven is partnering with Greer's Fairhope Market for the 11th-annual Red Carpet Runway pet adoption event at the Fairhope Arts and Crafts Festival, set for Saturday, March 15, and Sunday, March … more
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The Spanish Fort Toro softball team poses for a photo with the student section following a 6-5 win over the Orange Beach Makos on Feb. 25 at home on The Hill. Senior Haley Hart lifted a three-run home run in the sixth inning to help Spanish Fort take down MaxPreps’ No. 1 team in the country.
Hart’s 6th-inning home run helps Spanish Fort take down No. 1 Orange Beach, jump to No. 7 in MaxPreps’ national softball rankings
With senior Haley Hart’s three-run home run in the sixth inning, Spanish Fort not only sealed a home win over MaxPreps’ top-ranked team in the country, the Orange Beach Makos, but it also … more
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South Alabama biotech summit to showcase innovation, growth
South Alabama's biotechnology industry is taking center stage at an upcoming summit designed to highlight the region's rapid growth in life sciences. Hatch Fairhope and BIO Alabama are … more
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Fairhope Single Tax Corporation hosts speaker series on local subjects
Fairhope Single Tax Corporation is hosting a series a lectures on several subjects at the Fairhope Public Library this year. The series was started by the Education Committee in 2015, meaning they … more
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Spanish Fort Planning Commission to consider potential new businesses
SPANISH FORT — The Spanish Fort Planning Commission has a lot on their hands for the near future. During a work session on Monday, the commission looked at several agenda items that … more
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The United States Sports Academy in Daphne will soon be known as the United States Sports University, following approval from the college’s board of trustees. The name change, announced on Wednesday, Feb. 26, will go into effect on Saturday, March 1. Snow fell on the campus during Winter Storm Enzo on Jan. 22.
United States Sports Academy in Daphne changing name to United States Sports University on March 1
DAPHNE — As of March 1, Daphne’s college will be renamed to a university instead of academy. The United States Sports Academy’s Board of Trustees approved a name change to the … more
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Attendees had the opportunity to speak with 11 local industry/manufacturing partners on career opportunities after completing the FAME program.
FAME Built By Baldwin open house attracted more than 40 attendees
FAIRHOPE — Built By Baldwin, Baldwin County's Chapter of Alabama's Federation for Advanced Manufacturing Education (FAME) held an open house in partnership with Coastal Alabama Community … more
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