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GULF SHORES — Construction for the new Gulf Shores High School, located at the County Road 8 and Foley Beach Express intersection, is still on track to open to students by Fall 2026 and has … more
Baldwin Health Hospital celebrated the completion of its latest expansion project with the dedication and opening of the Wayne T. Smith Atrium, which now serves as the hospital’s main entrance … more
"It was a beautiful day, the sun beat down. I had the radio on, I was drivin.'' — "Runnin' Down a Dream" - Tom Petty It really was a beautiful day, a beautiful weekend for the 52nd … more
After working my first four-hour volunteer shift at the Annual National Shrimp Festival, I had to hit the ground running in reporter mode trying to figure out what was happening with shrimp DNA … more
It's never too early to get ready for Christmas at the Christian Service Center (CSC) in Gulf Shores, as registration for the Christmas Cheer program opened Oct. 14. Mary Lee Harms, a volunteer … more
Republican businessman Joe Freeman has officially launched his campaign for the Alabama House of Representatives, District 95, pledging to bring transparency, accountability and conservative values … more
The Alabama Department of Transportation (ALDOT) has awarded more than $2 million in state grants to improve infrastructure at 27 public-use airports statewide, including projects in Gulf Shores and … more
On-site DNA testing of shrimp is underway at the 52nd Annual National Shrimp Festival, which opened Thursday, as organizers work to ensure compliance with Alabama’s new seafood labeling laws. … more
Golfers will swap their everyday drives for a cause-driven one when the One Club Charity Golf Classic for Breast Cancer Awareness returns Saturday, Oct. 24, at the One Club Golf Course in Gulf … more
To ensure all shrimp sold at the Annual National Shrimp Festival comply with new state seafood labeling laws, organizers have established a partnership with SeaD Consulting to DNA test shrimp sold at … more
BON SECOUR — It's "been a long time coming" for the construction of the John Byard Swift Jr. Pavilion, which recently had its grand opening at Swift-Coles Historic Home. Mike Bunn, … more
GULF SHORES — After being suspended in Little Lagoon since May, dozens of oyster cages were harvested from gardens operated by the Little Lagoon Preservation Society (LLPS) on Oct. 2. … more
Our Lady of the Gulf Catholic Church in Gulf Shores hosted its first-ever pet blessing event to celebrate St. Francis of Assisi, patron saint of animals, on Oct. 4. About 50 people and about 30 pets … more
An Orange Beach resident has refiled her civil lawsuit against the City of Orange Beach and some municipal staff after her public records request relating to a 911 call to the city's Coastal … more
Mr. Nik gave away his house. I first walked through the historic home on the Bon Secour River in the ancient year of 1992, Way Back When Nik Coles lived there. I was invited by Dess Sangster and … more
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
Do you remember "way back when" a colorful character saved Fort Morgan from ruin? At least, he is usually credited with that recognition. I came into the kitchen one Saturday morning to find my … more
For Jessica Jones, poetry is more than an art form; it's a way of life. The Baldwin County poet's latest collection, "Naked Young Woman in Front of the Mirror," was released in December by … more
ORANGE BEACH — If you know Crawford McWilliams, you know just how stylish she is and therefore how many hats she wears. Wife. Artist. Advocate. Foodie. Interior decorator. Businesswoman. … more
When I was little, I dreamed of being an archaeologist. I even learned to spell it before Spellcheck took over my writing. I pictured myself using that cute little brush to clean centuries of dirt … more
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