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A VIP ticket option was added for this year, which gives guests an early entry time of 10 a.m., exclusive areas that include seating options, oyster service and bar and bathrooms.
Fort Morgan Oyster Festival adapts for 2024
The Fort Morgan Oyster Festival has big things planned for this year's festival. Entering its second year, it is expanding to a two-day event thanks to a big turnout in 2023. Organizers learned a lot … more
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Join the Gulf Coast Arts Alliance for the first Art Market of the year.
Gulf Shores art market to be held Saturday, Jan. 13
The Gulf Coast Arts Alliance (GCAA) will host its first Art Market of the new year on Saturday, Jan. 13, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. indoors at the First Presbyterian Church in Gulf Shores. As always, … more
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Gulf Shores proposes business license changes for MudBugs Pub
Gulf Shores City Council members discussed the renewal of a business license for MudBug's Pub in the heart of Gulf Shores recently at their first work session of the new year. According to Layla … more
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According to Clint Colvin, construction manager, the city is proposing that the engineering department pursue an Rebuild Alabama Act (RAA) through the Alabama Department of Transportation Act grant to fund street resurfacing on W. 12th Street, W. 11th Street, W. 8th Street, Shoreland Drive, Shoreland Circle, Sunrise Drive and Pine Lane.
Gulf Shores applying for grant to resurface streets near beach
Gulf Shores City Council members discussed a proposal to resurface over a mile of city streets recently as they gathered for their first work session of the new year on Jan. 2. According to … more
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MICAH GREEN / GULF COAST MEDIA..Beach renourishment continues east of Gulf State Park on January 2, 2024.
Beach widening project completes 1st phase, Gulf Shores wraps up renourishment efforts
The first phase of the island's beach renourishment project has officially ended, as the Gulf Shores portion wrapped up at the end of December. Brandan Franklin, chief building official, said the … more
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The safe handling and release of recreationally caught fish are crucial for maintaining healthy fish populations. While an individual angler may release a relatively small number of fish in a single outing, the collective impact of millions of saltwater recreational anglers in the Gulf of Mexico results in millions of caught and released fish.
Recreational anglers now have access to the Return 'Em Right Best Release Practices Manual
In a collaborative effort involving for-hire captains, private recreational anglers, scientists and fisheries managers, the Return 'Em Right initiative has been established to improve the survival … more
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Marianne Hough Savage of Covington, Georgia, was apprehended at the scene and is facing charges of Domestic Violence-Second Degree.
Woman accused of shooting husband at Gulf Shores condo in New Year's Eve argument
On Jan. 1, law enforcement officers swiftly responded to a distress call at 1010 West Beach Blvd, Crystal Towers Condo in Gulf Shores, where a male was reportedly shot, according to a news release. … more
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The new bridge is set to be built over the intracoastal at Waterway Village and will connect the north and south sides of the Waterway District through newly constructed pedestrian pathways spanning from the new Medical Village area to East 20th Avenue.
Bids close on Gulf Shores pedestrian bridge
Bids for construction on the anticipated new pedestrian bridge in Gulf Shores officially closed on Dec. 22. Now what? The new bridge is set to be built over the intracoastal at Waterway Village … more
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Coastal Alabama Business Chamber wants to help you shred away 2023
If clearing out the clutter is on your list of resolutions, load up the car and head to the Gulf State Park Beach Pavilion, Jan. 13. The cities of Gulf Shores, Orange Beach, the Coastal Alabama … more
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In November, developers broke ground in Gulf Shores on the much-anticipated Embassy Suites.
Gulf Coast Media's Year in Review 2023: Tourism and workforce development
Baldwin County would not be what it is without its tourism and hospitality industry, and this sector was anything but stagnant this year. From infrastructure and amenities to economic impact, here … more
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Drone shots from West Beach near Little Lagoon on July 20, 2023. .
Gulf Coast Media's 2023 Year-in review: Gulf Shores, Orange Beach
This year brought several long-awaited announcements to the island, including the go-ahead to construct a toll-free bridge in Orange Beach, a beach renourishment project, a new pedestrian bridge … more
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Gulf Shores High School Horticulture and Environmental Management teacher Will Tuggle hands off small potted trees to students that will be planted.
Gulf Coast Media's 2023 Year-in review: In education, 3 school systems adjust to growth, plan for the future
This year has proven to be quite the year for schools across Baldwin County, as the opening of the highly anticipated Baldwin Preparatory Academy draws near, Baldwin County throws its hat in the ring … more
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The 4th Annual Santa Pub Crawl raised a record $2,500 and two boxes of toys for South Baldwin County’s Toys for Tots chapter. The event is hosted by the Lower Alabama Young Professionals (LAYP) and was sponsored by the Hilton Garden Inn Orange Beach.
Santa Pub Crawl Raises $2,500 For South Baldwin County Toys for Tots
The 4th Annual Santa Pub Crawl, hosted by the Lower Alabama Young Professionals (LAYP) and sponsored by the Hilton Garden Inn Orange Beach, raised a record $2,500 and two boxes of toys for South … more
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Annual National Shrimp Festival volunteers manning the concessions tents choose to contribute all tip earnings from their shifts to a designated organization, such a The Baldwin County Humane Society. Volunteers donated over $25,000 in tips and donated to 16 different charities and organizations.
Annual National Shrimp Festival donates over $25,000 to local charities & organizations
Committee members of the Annual National Shrimp Festival recently conducted a check presentation to commemorate the donation of over $25,000 in tips raised for local charities and organizations … more
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National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration [NOAA] Fisheries and the Gulf States Marine Fisheries Commission are currently seeking volunteers to participate in the modernization of commercial shrimping effort data collection.
NOAA Fisheries seeks volunteers to modernize Gulf of Mexico shrimp data collection
NOAA Fisheries and the Gulf States Marine Fisheries Commission are currently seeking volunteers to participate in the modernization of commercial shrimping effort data collection. Participants will … more
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Gulf Shores paves way for new sportsplex
A proposal in Gulf Shotes would approve a new multisport facility at the Alabama Gulf Coast Sports Center while another would pave the way for land swaps and a maintenance cleanup of a portion of … more
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City of Gulf Shores holiday closings announced
As you begin to make plans for the holidays, please take note of the following city of Gulf Shores closures: Christmas Holiday Closures: Police, Fire, and other emergency services will … more
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Lawsuit ongoing between Turquoise developers, Orange Beach
Orange Beach — Developers are submitting two plans on parcels once ceded to the city — and still listed as owned by the city — as conditions required to win approval of the … more
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Most people recognize mistletoe from the tradition of sharing a kiss while standing under its sprigs. However, mistletoe, in its most natural form, is parasitic — making it a little less romantic outside the home.
Mistletoe: Holiday friend or forest foe?
At Christmastime, many people may find mistletoe to be a natural ornament that signifies the holiday season. However, forestry experts with the Alabama Cooperative Extension System may not … more
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The Coastal Alabama Business Chamber announced the return of the area’s Annual E-Cycling & Shred Day on Saturday, Jan. 13, 2024
Free Annual E-Cycling & Shred Day returning to Coastal Alabama
The Coastal Alabama Business Chamber has announced the return of the area’s Annual E-Cycling & Shred Day. The event is scheduled for Saturday, Jan. 13, 2024, from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. at the … more
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