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Close shave [Photo gallery]
ROBERTSDALE, Alabama — D.J. Payne, an incoming freshman at Robertsdale High School, gets his hair cut by Larry Ryan at Mike's Barber Shop in Robertsdale. Payne was required to get his hair cut … more
FOLEY, Alabama -- The 21st Annual Jennifer Claire Moore Foundation Professional Rodeo was held Thursday through Saturday, Aug. 2-4 at the Foley Horse Arena. The rodeo, part of the Ram Rodeo Series, … more
Shining Star at CBMS [Photo gallery]
ROBERTSDALE, Alabama — The third of four Shining Star camps was held Wednesday through Friday, July 25-27 at Central Baldwin Middle School in Robertsdale. This is the 10th anniversary of the camps, … more
Ahoy, Copper Kettle! [Photo gallery]
The Copper Kettle TeaBar celebrated their annual Under The Sea Tea on Friday, July 27, under the full blood moon. The tide was caught by the moon’s spell, and mermaids made their way to the shore … more
ROBERTSDALE, Alabama -- Residents in Central Baldwin sampled food from vendors throughout Baldwin County at the Central Baldwin Chamber of Commerce’s 15th Annual “Flavors of the South,” wine … more
BAY MINETTE, Alabama — The second of four Shining Star camps was held Wednesday through Friday, July 18-20 at Baldwin County High School in Bay Minette. This is the 10th anniversary of the camps, … more
Magnolia Springs’ 4th of July celebration took place on the town streets the morning of Independence Day, beginning with the annual parade that traveled from Woodland to Oak Street and ended at the … more
Fairies were spotted at the Copper Kettle Tea Bar on Friday, June 29, when they came out to play and attend the Midsummer’s Night Dream Tea. The tea featured many Shakespearean events, including an … more
The grand finale to the Marjorie Younce Snook Public Library’s “Libraries Rock” Summer Reading Program was held on Tuesday, June 26. The day featured face painting with artist Shelly Stidham, … more
SUMMERDALE - The Marjorie Younce Snook Public Library is excited to present our summer reading programs during the month of June. We kicked off “Libraries Rock” on June 5 with an introduction to … more
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