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Bay Minette Recreation Department seeking vendors for inaugural Rec Fest
The Bay Minette Recreation Department is inviting vendors to participate in its first-ever Rec Fest, scheduled for Saturday, Aug. 3, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Bay Minette Sports Complex. The … more
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The Revelers Club to host Christmas in July Dance in Loxley
Dust off your dancing shoes and get ready to groove at the Revelers Club's annual dance event, open to the public on July 15. This year's theme is "Christmas in July," and guests are encouraged … more
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Homes neighbor Graham Creek Nature Preserve in Foley.
Baldwin County predicted to add 50k residents by 2034
Baldwin County’s growth can’t hide, shining through even its more unlikely hot spots, evident as ever through an upcoming milestone in Silverhill. Under the Code of Alabama (Title … more
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Jamaican business owner radiates positivity through Foley storm with sugarcane and coconuts
Storms may have ruined Jam Bama festivities at the Foley Sports Tourism Complex on Sunday, June 30, but nothing could keep Bamboo Cottage Distributors from radiating positivity through the chaos. … more
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Train like a cop: Foley PD's pathway to law enforcement
The Foley Police Department will launch "Cardio with a Cop," a new initiative aimed at helping aspiring police officers prepare for the rigorous physical training (PT) test required for employment, … more
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Trees line the street in older neighborhoods in Foley. New regulations will require that developers plant trees along rights of way in new subdivisions in the city.
Proposal to enhance neighborhoods with street trees approved in Foley
In a move aimed at enhancing the appeal and safety of Foley's neighborhoods, the city's planning commission has approved a proposal requiring the planting of trees along Foley's streets. The … more
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Maggie Pearson, Foley children’s librarian, holds copies of bookmarks selected from the winning designs submitted by local young people. Copies of the bookmarks are available at the Foley Public Library.
Foley library bookmark contest winners announced
The Foley Public Library is now offering bookmarks featuring award-winning designs created by local children. These bookmarks emerged from a recent design contest open to children of all ages. … more
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First Methodist Church of Summerdale announces summer 2024 Vacation Bible School
Families are invited to participate in Vacation Bible School (VBS) at First Methodist Church of Summerdale, scheduled for July 22 to 26. The evening sessions will commence with a meal at 5:30 … more
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The two-day July 4 holiday will affect garbage, recyclable and yard waste collection schedules in Foley.
Foley announces schedule changes for waste collection during July 4 holiday
Residents of Foley should anticipate adjustments to garbage, recycling and yard waste collection due to the upcoming July 4 holiday. City offices, including Foley Public Works, will be closed on … more
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All areas of the Foley Beach Express are being added to the Beach Express Overlay District as part of amendments to the city’s zoning ordinance. The Overlay District had included areas near the main intersections on the expressway when it was created more than 10 years ago.
Foley adopts new regulations to limit light pollution
New regulations approved by Foley City Council will limit the amount of light spilling onto neighboring residential properties. The council has amended the city's zoning ordinance to restrict light … more
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Foley gears up for "Battle of the Badges" blood drive
Foley residents, alongside local first responders and community supporters, are set to rally behind their city's public safety teams in an upcoming "Battle of the Badges" blood drive organized by … more
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Foley woman charged with felony after domestic stabbing incident
A domestic dispute turned violent late Wednesday night, resulting in a stabbing on the 21000 block of U.S. Highway 98 in Foley. The incident, which occurred around 11 p.m. on June 19, has led to … more
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Oak trees in front of Foley City Hall will be illuminated with halo lighting under plans approved by the City Council. Lights will also be installed in trees along South Alston Street.
Foley to illuminate downtown trees with halo lighting
A new project will enhance downtown Foley by installing halo lighting on several trees along East Laurel Avenue and South Alston Street. The plan involves outfitting six trees in front of the … more
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Mugshots opens in Foley
A new addition to Hwy. 59 in Foley that has Southern roots started grilling up burgers and other sports bar favorites this week. Mugshots Grill & Bar, a casual dining restaurant opened its … more
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The city of Foley is seeking funding to extend sidewalks along Alabama 59 between Azalea Avenue and Pride Drive. The project is part of an effort to improve access for walkers and bicyclists around Foley.
Foley to expand pedestrian access with new sidewalk projects
Pedestrian access along Alabama 59 and other parts of Foley is set to improve. During a meeting on Monday, June 3, Foley City Council voted to seek funding for the construction of more than one … more
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Discover Civil War history at Stockton Heritage Museum this Saturday
Both locals and visitors will have a rare chance to delve into the history of the Civil War at an exhibit hosted by the Stockton Heritage Museum this Saturday, June 22. From 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., … more
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Tea and Tolkien: Copper Kettle's 10th anniversary journeys through Middle-earth
On Saturday, June 15, the Copper Kettle TeaBar celebrated its 10th anniversary with a Lord of the Rings-themed tea event, transforming the venue into a Middle-earth extravaganza. Guests embarked on … more
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GWOT Wall of Remembrance coming to Robertsdale's Warrior Legacy Ranch, concert planned
Warrior Legacy Ranch is set to host the Global War on Terrorism (GWOT) Wall of Remembrance in Robertsdale Aug. 22-25. This event will culminate in a concert on Aug. 24 at 6:30 p.m., featuring … more
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The Foley City Council recognized new and outgoing members of the Revitalization and Beautification Advisory Board.
Foley honors volunteers for beautification efforts
The City of Foley recently acknowledged volunteers who have contributed to beautification projects across the community. During a June 3 Foley City Council meeting, awards were presented to … more
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Magnolia Springs Fire Department hosts historic 'Push-In' ceremony for new rescue truck
The Magnolia Springs Volunteer Fire Department marked the arrival of its new Rescue 1 truck with a traditional "Push-In" ceremony on Monday, June 10. The 2022 Rosenbauer/International Quick … more
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