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Bama Bayou demolition begins in Orange Beach after sitting abandoned for over 5 years
For the first time since 2018, dirt and debris is floating in the air as the unfinished buildings begin to fall at Bama Bayou in Orange Beach. In August 2022, The Wharf announced the purchase of … more
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Tony Cline named COO of Lucy Buffett's LuLu's restaurants
A Gulf Shores-based man has been named COO of one of the city's more well-known restaurants. Lucy Buffett's LuLu's in Gulf Shores; Destin, Florida; and North Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, … more
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The Wharf, Pepsi donate $5k to help feed children
ORANGE BEACH — As part of its Hot Wharf Summer series, The Wharf and Birmingham-based Buffalo Rock Pepsi announced a $5,000 donation to Alabama Credit Union's Secret Meals for Hungry Children … more
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The free concerts take place on the Town Green at Gulf Place from 6 until 8 p.m. Grab your family and friends, pack a picnic dinner and enjoy the sunset and live music.
Gulf Shores Sunset Series returns with exciting lineup
It is time for the locals to take back the beach. The summer season has come to a close, the children are back in school, and football is right around the corner. All that means the Sunset Series … more
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A prescribed burn is seen smoking in Gulf State Park in Orange Beach. A prescribed burn, originally planned at the park Aug. 15-23 but delayed due to imperfect weather conditions, as part of a forest management plan associated with wildfire fuel reduction, wildlife habitat restoration and invasive species control, will take place next to the park's campground. Trails near the burn location will be closed, and camping reservations are not being accepted for campsites 122-195, 199-316 and 317-468 during the burn period. It is set to now start Aug. 20.
Prescribed burn set for Aug. 20 in Gulf State Park
When you see smoke rising and flames emanating from Gulf State Park next week, know this: this fire is good. A prescribed burn, originally planned at the park Aug. 15-23 but delayed due to … more
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The GSHS Environmental Club presented a sea turtle safety net to the Gulf State Park Pier on Aug. 7. This net is used to hoist up injured sea turtles to ensure their safety and wellbeing. Once the turtle is hoisted up from the beach, they will be taken to rehabilitation to review injuries.
Gulf Shores students present sea turtle safety net to state park
GULF SHORES — The Gulf Shores High School Environmental Club presented a sea turtle rescue net to the Gulf State Park Pier on Aug. 7. In collaboration with Ralph Agnew, a volunteer from … more
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Tacky Jacks in 2006. Hurricane Ivan was the first big hit, but the rebuild increased the deck size. Hurricane Sally carried away the docks, which have been rebuilt, and wreaked havoc on the gift shop.
Tacky Jacks stands test of time
ORANGE BEACH — Sitting around a table at an iconic Orange Beach restaurant, surrounded by brightly colored duct tape from floor to ceiling, Meagan Skipper Hoven, Ken Kilcher and Susan Sizemore … more
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Alabama Gulf Coast Zoo Welcomes New Guinea Singing Dogs
Gulf Shores, AL – The Alabama Gulf Coast Zoo is excited to welcome Yugi and Jacoby, New Guinea singing dogs to the zoo family. Yugi and Jacoby are both around 8 years old. The pair arrived at … more
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Baldwin County Assistant District Attorney Kristi Hagood discusses home-repair fraud, identity theft and other issues during a discussion at the Foley Senior Center.
Seniors warned about hurricane fraud
FOLEY — With the height of hurricane season approaching, seniors and other South Baldwin residents should take care against fraudulent claims from people offering to repair storm damage. … more
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South Baldwin Community Theatre announces 51st season lineup
Get ready for another show-stopping year at the South Baldwin Community Theatre as they get ready to take on their 51st show season in Gulf Shores. The 2023-24 season will feature 10 shows, which … more
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Poster for milestone 50th-Annual National Shrimp Festival chosen
W. Keith White has been named the winner of the poster contest for the 50th-Annual National Shrimp Festival. Traditionally, the poster contest is open for submissions from the general public. … more
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Campers mix ingredients during this year's Expect Excellence Culinary Camp. The brainchild of Jonathan and Jessica Langston sells out quickly every year, with kids eager to learn how to cook and bake while also gaining knowledge about food safety and potential industry jobs.
Gulf Coast culinary community plants seeds of knowledge
ORANGE BEACH — Each summer for the past nine years, a perfect storm of eager children, willing volunteers and Gulf Coast culinary professionals converge for a week of delicious fun for the … more
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New Gulf Shores bar/lounge proposed at East 2nd
City staff and the owner of a new bar and lounge in Gulf Shores addressed a resident's concerns about the building under renovation on the corner of East 2nd Street and East 22nd Avenue. A … more
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Public frustrated at Gulf Shores pedestrian bridge traffic plan
GULF SHORES — Community members lined the walls of the Gulf Shores Activity Center Monday, July 24, as the mood quickly shifted from quiet to contentious during a community update hosted by … more
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Drone shots from West Beach near Little Lagoon on July 20, 2023.
Little Lagoon Preservation Society provides updates to come throughout the year
There are a lot of projects under construction, expansion and renourishment in Gulf Shores, and the Little Lagoon Preservation Society got the scoop on some big topics recently. In addition to … more
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Gulf Shores needs 2 ATVs for beach rescue team, city says
Gulf Shores Fire and Beach Rescue works to protect beachgoers from harm when needed, and getting there fast is critical. Supply chain issues have stalled the process of replacing essential parts for … more
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MICAH GREEN / GULF COAST MEDIA
From Arkansas to Gulf Shores: Youth group's impactful service week
At 8 a.m. Thursday, two white passenger vans rolled into the parking lot of Mo's Landing in Gulf Shores. The crew of 20, clad in red T-shirts, unloaded and waited for instructions from the project … more
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Drone shots from West Beach near Little Lagoon on July 20, 2023.
Beach renourishment to begin in September
GULF SHORES — Beach renourishment in Gulf Shores, Orange Beach and Gulf State Park will start in September, and $17 million worth of projects to add and enhance the shore, dunes and turtle … more
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Construction to widen Hwy. 59 in Gulf Shores begins Sunday
Construction to widen Highway 59 in Gulf Shores is set to begin this Sunday, July 23, at 6 p.m. This will mark phase one of a multi-phase project to widen the highway, adding a third southbound … more
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Baldwin County to build boat launch, park on Bon Secour River
Baldwin County will see the construction of a new boat launch and park on the Bon Secour River thanks to a $4.8 million grant enabled by offshore oil and gas production. The Launch at CR6 sits on 16 … more
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