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Foley mailman arrested for mail theft; 72 homes in Gulf Shores, Fort Morgan area
A 29-year-old postal worker has been accused of stealing mail from around 72 residences in Gulf Shores. U.S. Postal Inspection Service inspectors contacted Gulf Shores Police Department’s … more
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Featured above is the projected plan for the County Road 4 intersection signal.
Gulf Shores approves new traffic lights on County Road 4, 8
Gulf Shores approved the addition of two new traffic signals to help with traffic safety at certain intersections. The lowest — and only — bidder for both signals was Bagby … more
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Gulf Shores beginning process for Waterway Village Plazas
The City of Gulf Shores is set to vote on approving a contract for the design of Waterway Village Plazas, the city's first Gulf of Mexico Energy Security Act (GoMESA) project. If approved, the … more
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Orange Beach approves 9-month extension for moratorium on multifamily, wetland development
After suspending the rules for immediate consideration, Orange Beach unanimously approved extending its moratoriums on certain multifamily and wetland developments for another nine months. Both … more
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Butting USA begins work on Loxley facility, 1st in U.S.
LOXLEY — Butting USA, a global stainless steel pipe manufacturer, has begun construction on its first United States facility in Baldwin County, marking a $61 million investment and an expected … more
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The agency has drafted sample objectives to help guide the discussion, but Anson said those will continue to evolve as MRD reviews feedback and holds internal meetings. Once refined, a full draft of the management plan will be released for public comment before being submitted to the certification team.
Alabama begins public process to shape new shrimp fishery management plan
GULF SHORES — Alabama marine officials have started developing a new shrimp fishery management plan, launching two public listening sessions this month to gather public input needed for a … more
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The Flora-Bama holds a Thanksgiving potluck and buffet annually.
10 restaurants open on Thanksgiving in Baldwin County
Thanksgiving is just around the corner, and for a lot of people, that means having to plan what to cook, see who in your family is able to come visit, having to get everything you need before it … more
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Fairhope Film Festival Executive Director Melanie LeCroy speaks to the audience on Thursday, Nov. 13, at the University of South Alabama during the festival's double-feature opening night, which featured "A Nobile Experiment," documenting Italian settlers in Daphne, and "Sallie's Ashes," following three women's efforts to get 21 million tons of coal-ash removed from Alabama's Power Plant Barry near the Mobile River.
'Sallie's Ashes' brings environmental fight to the big screen to open Fairhope Film Festival
FAIRHOPE — The story of three Baldwin County women who turned personal concern into an organized environmental movement reached local audiences this week as "Sallie's Ashes" made its regional … more
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People, pets attend inaugural Orange Beach Fido Fest
A plethora of people and pets visited Waterfront Park in Orange Beach for the city's inaugural Fido Fest, which was held Nov. 9. Dogs of all shapes and sizes, from a 20-week-old Dotson to a big ole' … more
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Drue Banta Winters, campaign manager for Stronger America Through Seafood, said the absence of clear federal rules has prevented fish farms from operating domestically. "There is not a single fish farm in U.S. federal waters, and that is because of two reasons," she said. "One, there's a lack of clear authority over aquaculture in federal waters, and two, it is a lengthy, complicated, expensive regulatory process to establish a farm."
New federal aquaculture bill could impact Baldwin County's seafood industry
A bill introduced in Congress in October aims to pave the way for offshore seafood farming in the Gulf, potentially bringing changes to Baldwin County’s long-established seafood businesses. … more
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Gulf Shores Airport announces five new flights, continued progress for terminal expansion
Gulf Shores International Airport (GUF/JKA) has announced the addition of five new flights next year, which will bring the airport to have a total of 13 destinations its serving. Beginning May … more
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Exterior construction is seen at the new Gulf Shores High School in October.
Gulf Shores approves 2nd budget change for new high school
GULF SHORES — The budget for the new Gulf Shores High School has been increased for the second time, this time to account for items previously omitted from contractor drawings. Gulf Shores … more
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Frank Brown International Music Festival shines spotlight on artists
The annual Frank Brown International Songwriters Festival is happening now across the Alabama and Florida coast. Beginning in 1984, this 11-day event is dedicated to the late Frank Brown, the … more
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Waterway Village parks, funded by GoMESA, to enhance pedestrian bridge district
The pedestrian bridge project underway in Gulf Shores will have adjacent park space on either side of the Intracoastal Waterway (ICW) completely funded by a $3.6 million grant the city was awarded in … more
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Gulf Shores Welcome Center closes to allow more flexible interaction with visitors
Gulf Shores & Orange Beach Tourism (GSOBT) closed the Gulf Shores Welcome Center last week to expand beyond the building locations and focus on connecting with visitors in new and different ways. … more
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Andrea Cocke and Beth Pearse's third-grade classes were the first to hang out on the Auburn Extension Nutrition Bus.
Auburn Extension Nutrition Bus visits Gulf Shores Elementary School for Eat the Harvest Week
GULF SHORES — This week, Gulf Shores City Schools (GSCS) celebrated "Eat the Harvest" where students were encouraged to taste nutritious foods from every color of the rainbow every day at … more
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Guthrie joins otherwise returning Gulf Shores council
With the addition of Jennifer Guthrie, the new Gulf Shores City Council was made official after a swearing in ceremony Monday evening. Others sworn in included returning councilmen Joe Garris, Philip … more
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Orange Beach council sees majority turnover
Orange Beach's elected officials are now officially in their seats, with half of them being new. Jack Robertson, Ginger Harrelson and Robert Stuart II join returning council members Jerry Johnson and … more
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MICAH GREEN / GULF COAST MEDIA..The brightest super moon of 2025 shines over Lake Shelby at Gulf State Park on Tuesday. November’s moon is called the Beaver Moon by Native American tribes because of the observed activity of beavers building dams to ready for the coming winter...
Beaver Moon rises over Gulf Shores
The brightest super moon of 2025 shines over Lake Shelby at Gulf State Park on Tuesday, Nov. 4. November’s moon is called the Beaver Moon by Native American tribes because of the observed activity … more
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Fort Morgan to host inaugural Seafood Festival Nov. 15-16
Fresh catches, live music and coastal charm will take center stage at the first-ever Fort Morgan Seafood Festival, set for Nov. 15-16 at Fort Morgan Marina. The festival, running from 10 a.m. to … more
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