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Shark Week at the Gulf State Pier in July.
Gulf State Park Pier to host Shark Week-themed programming
The Gulf State Park Pier will transform into shark central July 10-14 with daily events and programming to align with Shark Week, an annual week of TV programming on the Discovery Channel. … more
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Man charged with murder in brother's July 3 death on Fort Morgan Road
Police say an argument between two brothers in Fort Morgan led to gunfire and the death of one man. The Baldwin County Sheriff’s Office responded to a call in the 2800 block of Fort Morgan … more
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VRBO predicts a 13% drop in occupancy this year, according the Beachball Property owner Hunter Harrelson. The local business owner that his company's occupancy is down by only 6%, but he expects a further decrease as the season progresses
Report predicts occupancy drop in Alabama beach rentals
GULF SHORES — Vacation rental occupancy is down along the Gulf Coast as people and families have all their options open again after the pandemic. VRBO has reported a projected 13% decrease … more
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Orange Beach City Schools Superintendent Randy Wilkes addresses media and the crowd Tuesday, June 27, at the Orange Beach Board of Education.
Orange Beach superintendent, mayor say $4.6M not owed to state for Foundation Program funding discrepancy
Orange Beach City Schools, this year charting its own path, does not owe the state the $4.6 million Alabama education leaders said it did last year in connection with a Foundation Program funding … more
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A Gulf Shores resident sticker is seen on the windshield of a car. In Gulf Shores, the decals allow residents free city parking as well as re-entry to the island after a storm. The number on the decal corresponds with the property's respective zone and allows police and emergency personnel to quickly identify who should be allowed into a restricted area(s) at the appropriate time.
Hurricane re-entry decals available for Gulf Shores and Orange Beach residents, business owners
Hurricane season is in full swing, which means it's time to plan — ahead of time — for evacuation and re-entry. If you are a resident or business owner in Gulf Shores or Orange Beach, … more
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Orange Beach City Schools does not owe any money to the state, according to an official statement from the state superintendent
ORANGE BEACH — In an official June 26 press release, Orange Beach City Schools' leaders says the district does not owe money to the state in connection to the Foundation Program. "In a … more
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The City of Gulf Shores will be discussing the possibility of reducing the speed limit from 25 mph to 15 mph on the highlighted streets.
City of Gulf Shores approves speed limit reductions
The speed limit on several roads in Gulf Shores will be reduced after a request from concerned residents. Gulf Shores City Council approved the request at its June 26 city meeting to lower the speed … more
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Gulf Shores rising senior Ronnie Royal announced his commitment to the NC State Wolfpack Friday. The all-state, four-star athlete fielded over 20 other Division I offers.
Gulf Shores athlete Royal set to join NC State Wolfpack
After 23 Division I offers, Gulf Shores rising senior Ronnie Royal announced his commitment to the NC State Wolfpack Friday morning. The all-state, four-star athlete is currently ranked as the … more
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JD Swiger is seen in his studio in Gulf Shores. Much of what he creates now are 3D sculptures made with found objects, AKA litter. In his studio, you can see a knight covered in Swisher Sweet wrappers, a life-sized pelican made of plastic found on the beach and a life-sized alligator head made of plastic. There is also a shark that will soon be headed to the University of Southern Mississippi Marine Education Center in Ocean Springs, Mississippi.
Reduce, reuse, recycle. Reimagine: JD Swiger turns litter into art at Gulf Shores studio
GULF SHORES — John David "JD" Swiger wasn't brought home from the hospital to the white sandy beaches of Gulf Shores, but he is a local through and through. The Swiger family would pack up and … more
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Fish River Grill has several locations in Baldwin County and was awarded for its burger in Gulf Coast Media's Best of Baldwin 2023 readers choice contest. The menu across the brand includes everything from Cajun crawfish pistol and burgers to fried and grilled seafood.
Choice paralysis? These are Baldwin's best beaches and burgers
Now that summer has officially arrived, visitors and locals alike may be seeking the best shoreline and dining in the area. Luckily, our readers know where to go, and they told us. Gulf Coast … more
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Get married at the zoo? You can in Gulf Shores
As we approach peak wedding season, Alabama Gulf Coast Zoo is offering a unique option for couples looking to take a walk on the wild side. The zoo hosts weddings at Savannah Manor, which offers the … more
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The City of Gulf Shores will be discussing the possibility of reducing the speed limit from 25 mph to 15 mph on the highlighted streets.
Gulf Shores considering speed limit reductions
Gulf Shores City Council was poised to discuss a request to lower speed limits on five local roads during its work session Monday, June 19. HOA's of Osprey Landing, Raintree and Mighty Oaks … more
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Construction begins on The Wharf expansion Outdoor stage, green space, offices, brewery coming to center
ORANGE BEACH — Between thunderstorms and rain showers, The Wharf hosted an official groundbreaking on June 16 to celebrate its coming expansion. Portside on Main, the new development, will … more
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Oklahoma man missing from Gulf Shores after swimming in Gulf
Local and federal search and rescue crews are looking for an Oklahoma man who has been missing since entering the Gulf of Mexico in Gulf Shores Saturday. Nolan Keith Flanagan, a 54-year-old from … more
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Swim advisory issued for Arnica Bay at Pirates Cove
A swimming advisory has been issued for the waters of Arnica Bay at Pirates Cove outside of Elberta. According to the Alabama Department of Public Health, two recent successive tests of swimming … more
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Elberta High School student awarded Pen Air Scholarship
Pen Air Credit Union awarded six scholarships to local graduating high school seniors, and a Baldwin County senior in the Class of 2023 was among the recipients. The Pen Air Scholarship Program … more
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Chef Brody Olive and sous chef Luis Silvestre count down the minutes until they begin cooking their dish Monday evening at Zeke’s Restaurant for the 8th annual Alabama Seafood Cook-Off.
Perdido Beach Resort, Voyagers chefs Olive, Silvestre reel in victory at 8th-annual Alabama Seafood Cook-Off
ORANGE BEACH — June 12, Zeke’s Restaurant became the vibrant backdrop for the 8th annual Alabama Seafood Cook-Off, where seafood enthusiasts and industry professionals congregated to … more
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Gulf Shores International Airport announces updates to come this year, construction on commercial terminal slated to begin in 2024
Just this month, two major updates have been announced by the Gulf Shores International Airport. In early June, the airport authority announced the completion of the buildout of the Southwest … more
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Help keep our environment clean: Disposing of fish carcasses in Alabama Gulf Coast waterways is illegal
Red snapper season is in full swing, but did you know it is illegal to discard fish carcasses in our waterways? The city of Orange Beach reminds the public each year that dumping fish carcasses in … more
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Gulf Shores Middle School students took to the water at Graham Creek Nature Preserve for an up-close look at protecting delicate ecosystems and making sustainable choices to ensure a healthier planet.
Gone camping: Gulf Shores students kick off educational summer
Gulf Shores City Schools summer camps are in full swing where students learned about numeracy, nature and STEM in the first weeks. The first ever Numeracy Camp kicked off at Gulf Shores … more
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