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Residents surrounding Meyer Park are voicing their concerns on safety in the Gulf Pines neighborhood since the city rerouted traffic off Canal Road so construction on the new pedestrian bridge can begin.
Gulf Shores rerouted traffic for the pedestrian bridge. Residents are worried for safety of Meyer Park
GULF SHORES — Residents surrounding Meyer Park are voicing their concerns on safety in the Gulf Pines neighborhood since the city rerouted traffic off Canal Road so construction on the new … more
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After securing the designated entryway, one of the officers shot the doorknob off and launched several stun grenades into the vacant building.
Gulf Shores Justice Center now clear for construction after city's SWAT team rolls through
GULF SHORES — A crowd gathered behind a row of orange cones that designated a safe zone. Smoke grenades were thrown, and the Gulf Shores SWAT team rolled onto the scene and ran toward a … more
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The Orange Beach City Council has approved a nine-month moratorium that will suspend consideration of certain residential multi-family projects and certain subdivision applications.
Orange Beach approves nine-month moratorium on new developments after pause on proposed deannexation
ORANGE BEACH — Orange Beach City Council has approved a nine-month moratorium on certain residential multi-family projects and subdivision applications. The suspension covers any … more
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First Watch Breakfast, Brunch, and Lunch opening in Foley in April
FOLEY — Motorists driving on South McKenzie Street may have noticed a new addition to Foley's breakfast and brunch entourage is coming very soon. First Watch, a chain that serves … more
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Another Publix is coming to Foley as part of new shopping center
FOLEY — A new shopping center is coming to Foley along Foley Beach Express, anchored by a new Publix. The project was approved by Foley City Council in August 2023 as a means to provide … more
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A private aircraft flies over the control tower at Gulf Shores International Airport (JKA) in spring 2024. JKA is set to launch its first commercial flights May 21 and announced on March 25 its first rental car service will be through Hertz, offering both their and Dollar cars.
Gulf Shores International Airport signs Hertz as first rental car service
Big things are taking flight in Gulf Shores. Gulf Shores International Airport is ramping up its services ahead of Allegiant Airlines’ highly anticipated debut on May 21, by securing a … more
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Living Shoreline Workshop to offer property owners erosion solutions
Property owners seeking ways to combat shoreline erosion can learn about effective solutions during the Living Shoreline Workshop on Monday, April 14, from 5-7 p.m. at the Gulf Shores Activity … more
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Columbia Southern University expands degree offerings with new concentrations in communication, industrial hygiene
Columbia Southern University (CSU) is expanding its academic offerings with new concentrations in communication and industrial hygiene, along with a postgraduate certificate in fire integrated … more
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The City of Orange Beach is set to vote on prohibiting the use of nicotine vaping products in non-smoking areas, mostly involving public indoor spaces, and prohibiting vape and tobacco vending machines.
Orange Beach bans indoor vaping, nicotine products, vape vending machines
ORANGE BEACH — Nicotine and vaping products are set to be added to the City of Orange Beach’s definition of smoking that will prohibit tobacco and nicotine vending machines and vaping in … more
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Orange Beach has awarded the Veterans Memorial bid to Badger Building in an amount not to exceed $561, 685. The project is set for completion before 2026.
Orange Beach Veterans Memorial gets green light
ORANGE BEACH — Orange Beach will soon have a chance to honor veterans in a new outdoor setting. The bid for the memorial was awarded to Badger Building Inc. to complete the project in an … more
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Orange Beach set to prohibit non-emergency construction on Sundays within city boundaries
The City of Orange Beach was set to vote on a change to the city's noise ordinance that will prohibit construction from 7 p.m. to 6 a.m. every day of the week and at all on Sundays. The … more
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Orange Beach postpones vote on property removal proposal after two lawsuits are filed
ORANGE BEACH — The decision to deannex, or transfer city properties to the county, Orange Beach properties north of the Intracoastal Waterway (ICW) will again be decided at a later date as the … more
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SunMED offers gummy and tincture supplements that offer similar benefits to the THC seltzers. The "Weekend Vibes" seltzer is a sativa strain, which is typically preferred for daytime consumption.
THC beverages spark 40-minute discussion at Orange Beach council meeting
ORANGE BEACH — A business owner and customers are asking for a change to a city ordinance that prohibits hemp-infused food and beverages and open the door for THC seltzers to be sold as a … more
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Eat like it’s 1975: Sea-N-Suds to celebrate 50 years with March 15 anniversary event, roll-back prices on oysters, beer
Sea-N-Suds Restaurant & Oyster Bar, a beloved Gulf Shores institution, is celebrating 50 years of serving fresh Gulf seafood, cold drinks and unbeatable waterfront views. To mark this … more
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Alligator Alley in Summerdale offers a unique adventure where visitors can observe and interact with rescued alligators in a safe, natural setting.
Take a Gulf Coast spring break adventure with 5 Best of Baldwin 2025 winners
As the days grow warmer and the sun lingers a little longer, spring break calls for adventure, relaxation and making the most of the Gulf Coast's best attractions. Whether you're craving outdoor … more
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Dolores Hydock presented "Soldiers in Hoop Skirts" at the Gulf Shores Museum where she read from women's war journals and written works to tell of their involvement in the U.S. Civil War.
Women in war: Gulf Shores Museum hosts 'Soldiers in Hoop Skirts' presentation from Alabama Humanities Alliance
The Gulf Shores Museum had a full house at the “Soldiers in Hoop Skirts” event where an Alabama Humanities Alliance speaker shared stories of women who served as nurses, soldiers and … more
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The city's recycling center is located at 160 W. 36th Ave. in Gulf Shores.
Gulf Shores recycling reminders encouraged by city council member
GULF SHORES — At the city’s recycling center, Gulf Shores City Councilman Steve Jones has seen “a significant increase” in items that are not accepted, such as motor oil and … more
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AL Sea Turtle Stranding and Salvage Network opens registration for 2025 training workshops
The Alabama Sea Turtle Stranding and Salvage Network (STSSN), an initiative created by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), has announced dates for its 2025 training workshops, … more
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Tri-City Community Foundation announces new funding opportunities for Gulf Shores, Orange Beach, Foley organizations
The Advisory Committee of the Tri-City Community Foundation recently announced the opening of its annual competitive grant cycle for local nonprofits that are addressing the needs of the Tri-City … more
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Pickleball club celebrates success of 2024 with tourney, charitable donations
Bama Beach Pickleball Club recently held a tournament and made donations to local charities. The club's annual Pickle Gras tournament at the Foley Event Center took place Feb. 11-13. Organizers … more
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