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Eagle Scout Gabriel Hunter, of Daphne, looks at two trees that were uprooted during Hurricane Sally. Regulations restrict the removing of the trees from protected areas. Hunter had to find a way to work around the protected trees as part of his project to revitalize the trail around Jackson's Oak in Daphne.
Eagle Scouts help build Baldwin County
There was a tree in the way. It wouldn't take much to clear it out and move on. But before that could be done, there were laws in the way. As the resident of a city preserve the tree … more
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"Love is complicated, even in a small town... especially in a small town," said actress Heather Graham, who narrates "Love in Fairhope," a new reality show based in Fairhope that premiered on Hulu on Sept 27. The show, which was executive produced by Reese Witherspoon and producers of Vanderpump Rules, tells the story of five Fairhope women, in different stages of life seeking love in the quaint town.
"Love in Fairhope," reality show premieres on Hulu
"Love is complicated, even in a small town... especially in a small town," said actress Heather Graham, who narrates "Love in Fairhope," a new reality show based in Fairhope that premiered on Hulu on … more
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After every GreenPal service, the vendor must take a photo of the property to show proof of visitation and completion of services. "That kind of serves as a digital invoice to the homeowner," said Gene Caballero, co-founder of the Nashville based app. "Once the homeowner receives that picture, they then pay the landscaping professional through GreenPal."
New lawn care service app launches in Daphne
DAPHNE — Lawn care services are accessible with a tap of a button via GreenPal, an app designed for ordering contactless services. Co-Founder Gene Caballero described GreenPal as the "Uber … more
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Volunteers at Prodisee Pantry in Spanish Fort pack produce into bags on Monday morning.
If government shutters, Prodisee Pantry ready to help
For local volunteers, this is a disaster happening in slow motion. Volunteers and staff at Prodisee Pantry stood by federal employees last week as they waited, hoped and prayed until Congress passed … more
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"People building outside the city limits, to be honest, has always been a way for them to bypass impact fees, the thing we use for police, fire, parks and those type of things," Sullivan said during the Aug. 29 work session.
Annexation for Fairhope water service proposal tabled indefinitely
A proposed ordinance that would require new properties and developments to annex into the City of Fairhope for city water service has been tabled indefinitely. During the Sept. 25 regular city … more
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Book debate continues in Fairhope
The debate over which books should be accessible to children continued during the open discussion portion of the Sept. 25 Fairhope City Council meeting. Three individuals presented council with their … more
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Fairhope included $2.5 million for projects at the K-1 Center in the 2024 municipal budget.
City of Fairhope funds infrastructure with $42.6 million for utility system upgrades in 2024 budge
Fairhope City Council unanimously approved the 2024 budget just in time for the new fiscal year to begin Oct. 1. The 2024 municipal budget for the City of Fairhope is $158 million. For comparison, … more
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Spanish Fort freshman competes for Miss Teen USA
Kensey Collins, a freshman at Spanish Fort High School, will compete in the Miss Teen USA pageant in Nevada on Sept. 29. Collins, who was previously crowned Miss Alabama Teen USA in January, will … more
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Fairhope Pirates through the decades
Fairhope High School will celebrate an important milestone this year, marking 100 years since the first graduating class in 1923-24. To commemorate the anniversary, the school has put together a … more
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Baldwin County parents voice concerns over buses without A/C
After several parents expressed concern about the lack of air conditioning on Baldwin County Public Schools buses, the discussion came to a head at the Sept. 21 Board of Education meeting. … more
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Several years ago, Mike Turner wrote his award-winning poem, "Sense of Peace." This poem speaks of what it would take to have world peace. "It explains what we have to change in ourselves and in our communities to make that happen," Turner said.
From retirement to poetry: Fairhope poet and songwriter Mike Turner Wins 2023 Roger Williams Peace Award for Writing
FAIRHOPE — Local poet and song writer Mike Turner recently won the 2023 Roger Williams Peace Award for Writing from the Alabama Writers Cooperative. For Turner, the passion for writing … more
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Spanish Fort Causeway Master Plan advances with $3 million GOMESA Grant
The Spanish Fort Causeway Master Plan just got one step closer to becoming a reality. During the Sept. 18 regular city council meeting, council adopted a resolution that will allow Spanish Fort Mayor … more
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One other item of note that was voted on during the council meeting was a resolution to approve an additional $100,000 for the construction of the Daphne Animal Shelter.
Daphne City Council passes 2024 budget
The city of Daphne’s budget for 2024 passed during the Sept. 18 regular city council meeting. Daphne City Council voted to approve the municipal budget for the 2024 fiscal year that begins Oct. … more
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During the Sept. 18 regular city council meeting, ordinance 644-2023 was introduced to the council. The ordinance outlines how the city defines littering, enforcement procedures and penalties.
Spanish Fort cracks down on littering: Public hearing for new ordinance set for Oct. 2
The city of Spanish Fort is looking to curb a litter problem in the city with a new ordinance. During the Sept. 18 regular city council meeting, ordinance 644-2023 was introduced to the council. The … more
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Although dietary cholesterol was once singled out as a contributor to heart disease, the 2019 science advisory said studies have not generally supported an association between dietary cholesterol and cardiovascular risk.
Here's the latest on dietary cholesterol and how it fits in with a healthy diet
For more than half a century, scientists have debated the role of dietary cholesterol in a healthy diet. Because it was often associated with saturated fat, limiting dietary cholesterol – … more
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The Wingman is slated to open in early 2024 at 656 St. Louis St., Mobile.
Fairhope Brewing Company takes flight to Mobile with The Wingman
Fairhope Brewing Company is spreading its wings and reach with an experimental pop-up, The Wingman, on St. Louis Street in Mobile. Baldwin County’s first brewery has been expanding its … more
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A representation of the Battle of Fort Blakeley
Blakeley to offer special local history cruises from Five Rivers
Historic Blakeley State Park will offer two special cruises exploring the Mobile area's rich military heritage on Saturday, Sept. 23. Both depart from the Bartram Landing Dock on the campus of the … more
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Kind Cafe's caramel apple cold brew with cold foam on top. This brew is on tap at Kind Cafe located in Fairhope.
Fairhope coffee shop explores creativity with menu
FAIRHOPE — With fall just a few weeks away, local coffee shops such as Kind Café are creating fall drinks to serve customers to get them in the spirit of the season. When crafting … more
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The ordinance, which was presented at the Sept. 11 regular city council meeting, was a proposal for the city to annex property outside current city limits into the city so the properties could use the city's water system.
Fairhope council tables annexation requests over water usage
The City of Fairhope and city council have been working to bolster its water system in various ways this summer. A proposed ordinance pertaining to new properties and developments outside of Fairhope … more
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MICAH GREEN / GULF COAST MEDIA..Baldwin County Schools’ Superintendent Eddie Tyler at the Baldwin Prep Academy groundbreaking.
Enrollment back to pre split levels, Baldwin Prep to open fall 2024
The first Baldwin County Public Schools superintendent's breakfast of the 2023-24 school year was hosted at the South Baldwin Center for Technology in Robertsdale on Sept.15. Superintendent Eddie … more
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