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Renovation work on Foley’s former National Guard armory is one of the projects in the 2024 budget. New city offices are planned for part of the building. The budget includes adding at least 29 new employees to the city payroll in the upcoming year.
Foley revenue projections continue growth
FOLEY — The new Foley budget reflects continued growth in revenue that city officials plan to use for more capital projects. Foley City Council voted to approve the new budget, which goes into … more
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Tahjaneka Armstrong, 25, of Loxley, is in the custody of the Baldwin County Sheriff’s Office (BCSO) and has been charged with murder.
Loxley woman arrest in connection with Bon Secour homicide
Tahjaneka Armstrong, 25, of Loxley, is in the custody of the Baldwin County Sheriff’s Office (BCSO) and has been charged with murder. The BCSO responded to a home in the Bon Secour … more
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Recycle old electronics for a good cause
Need to get rid of outdated technology or household electronics? Believe it or not, your electronic junk can help United Cerebral Palsy of Mobile in a big way. The Loxley Public Library is … more
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Novelis plant manager Tori Holt was on hand for the presentation, as well as Richard Paul, Baldwin County High School principal, Eddie Tyler, Baldwin County Public Schools superintendent, Joe Sharp BCBE secondary assistant superintendent, Renee Carter BCBE elementary assistant superintendent, community representatives and robotics team members.
Baldwin County High School receives donation from NOVELIS for first of its kind robotics team
Baldwin County High School received a donation from Novelis for the school's new, first-of-it's-kind robotics team for the county. Novelis is the leading producer of flat rolled aluminum products and … more
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In July, the city began a project to remove debris and sediment on the Bon Secour River. The material was left after Hurricane Sally struck the area in 2020. Darrell Russell, Foley public works director, said that debris was removed, but officials found that the river was still not draining.
More drainage improvements planned on Bon Secour River
FOLEY — Removing a massive beaver dam that includes its own hot tub is among the additional drainage improvements planned in south Foley as officials work to reduce flooding in the area. In … more
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The Daughters of the American Revolution will install a memorial and white rose bushes on Foley’s Wilbourne Antique Rose Trail.
Memorial planned on Foley Rose Trail
FOLEY — A memorial to those who have served protecting America will be going up on the new section of the Wilbourne Antique Rose Trail in Foley. The Daughters of the American Revolution will … more
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Traffic on South Juniper Street will be rerouted to East Pride Drive for several weeks in order to prepare the road for the opening of the Juniper Street extension to Alabama 59.
Juniper Street detour planned in Foley
FOLEY — Juniper Street will be closed to non-local traffic near Miflin Road to allow the last phase of work to extend the route to Alabama 59 to be completed. Contractors have been working to … more
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OWA Parks & Resort cut the ribbon on its newest addition, Tropic Hideaway RV Resort.
Tropic Hideaway RV resort opens at OWA Parks & Resort
OWA Parks & Resort recently cut the ribbon on its newest addition, Tropic Hideaway RV Resort. The luxury RV resort boasts 190 RV lots and is located next to Tropic Falls theme and water parks. … more
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Donna Watts, South Baldwin Chamber of Commerce president/CEO, has been an instrumental figure in the growth of the South Baldwin Chamber of Commerce (SBCC) since 1997.
South Baldwin Chamber of Commerce president/CEO Watts to retire
After 38 years of working in the Chamber of Commerce world, Donna Watts announced her plan to retire at the end of 2024. Watts has been an instrumental figure in the growth of the South Baldwin … more
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Embracing an outdoor lifestyle, Clark decided to transform her porch into her personal retreat. “I wanted a deck because our deck slopes downward and I was not as stable as I was now, so I was afraid of falling,” she said. Clark envisioned a pergola that would allow her to hang baskets. “The deck is 24 feet long and then I had the guy put three end tables, two on the end and one in the middle,” said the master gardener. She had her deck designed so that none of the plants blow over during windy weather
Foley Master Gardener finds healing, determination through gardening after adversity strikes twice
FOLEY — In the face of adversity brought on by two car accidents and back surgeries, Diane Clark has discovered solace and contentment through her passion for gardening. Born and raised on … more
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The upcoming Foley expansion will feature 107 rooms, complete with smart TVs providing access to various streaming platforms. Spanning 1,046 square feet, the establishment will also house meeting spaces, ensuring guests' convenience. Complimentary amenities such as breakfast, parking, high-speed internet, a fitness center and a pool will be available.
Foley welcomes Fairfield Inn and Suites with new 107-room establishment set to open December 2024
FOLEY — A new hotel is set to establish its presence in Foley. Nestled off Highway 59, a mile from the Tanger Outlets, Fairfield Inn and Suites is set to open in December of 2024. The upcoming … more
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Raising funds swing by swing: South Baldwin's Golf Fore! Education event gears up
Take to the links for a worthy cause Oct. 6 as the third-annual Golf Fore! Education golf tournament takes over GlenLakes Golf Club. The annual tournament raises funds for the South Baldwin Chamber … more
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Foley Main Street board member Kristin Hellmich, Foley Art Center Executive Director Chloe Salinas and Foley Main Street Executive Director Darrelyn Dunmore accepted the Promotion Award of Excellence for the CATalyst event.
Foley Main Street awarded for projects
Downtown Foley Main Street was recently recognized for its work at the state level. Main Street Alabama held its 10th-annual Awards of Excellence Banquet at Stovehouse in Huntsville on Aug. 17 to … more
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The annual Heartland Summit brings together leaders from across the Heartland for critical conversations on how global investments in agriculture and U.S. international affairs programs help to create jobs, feed the hungry and reduce poverty around the world.
How American farmers promote economic and national security
After steadily declining for over a decade, global hunger has reached an all-time high. Continued supply chain disruptions from the COVID-19 pandemic, Russia's invasion of Ukraine, escalating … more
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North Baldwin Utilities receives $2.5M for water tower at Novelis
With construction ongoing at the Novelis facility in Bay Minette, economic development officials say the announcement of a $2.5 million federal grant will support water infrastructure upgrades in the … more
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Woman found dead at Foley motel
Foley Police Department and the Baldwin County Major Crimes Unit need the community’s assistance in locating Katie Smith regarding her mother’s death. On Wednesday, Aug. 30, the … more
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Through the help of sponsors, attendees and volunteers, Bama Peach Pickleball Club wrote a check to the Gastric Cancer Foundation for $20,000.
Bama Beach Pickleball raises $20,000 for gastric cancer awareness
FOLEY — The Foley Event center was filled with energy and competitive spirit as the Bama Beach Pickleball Club hosted its second-annual pickleball tournament, raising $20,000 to benefit gastric … more
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Source of Robertsdale High School lockdown was threatening call
District officials have released more information about a threatening call that put Robertsdale High School on lockdown last week. Police responded Aug. 23 to reports of a possible threat of violence … more
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Elberta High School celebrates ribbon-cutting of new $6.9 million gymnasium
Elberta High School celebrated the opening of their new $6.9 million gymnasium with a ribbon cutting on Aug. 24. "I don't know anyone south of Montgomery that has anything like this," Principal … more
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Photo provided North Baldwin Community Foundation presented grants totaling $15,000 to area agencies and nonprofits, including Alabama Free Clinic Inc., Bay Minette Public Library, Bay Minette Recreation Department, North Baldwin Coalition for Excellence in Education, North Baldwin Ecumenical Association LLC, North Baldwin Infirmary Foundation, North Baldwin Literacy Council, Prodisee Pantry, The Chosen Youth Outreach, United Way of Baldwin County Inc. and Volunteers of America-Light of the City.
Grants to help North Baldwin promote healthy lifestyles, minds
North Baldwin Community Foundation recently presented grants totaling $15,000 to area agencies and nonprofits that benefit healthy lifestyles and education for area youth and residents. Bay Minette … more
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