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Columbia Southern University launches 1st online college cost calculator
Columbia Southern University, which celebrates 30 years in online education this year, is inviting degree-seekers to try its do-it-yourself online college cost comparison calculator. The university … more
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The main Foley Fire Station will become one of 10 sites around Alabama where babies who cannot be cared for can be dropped off anonymously under a program passed by the Alabama Legislature earlier this year.
Foley Fire Station getting new baby drop-off box
FOLEY — Foley will become one of 10 locations across Alabama where mothers who cannot care for their new babies can find a new home for their child, under a new state program. Foley Fire Chief … more
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East Coast Migrant Head Start program graduates 12 pre-K students from Loxley location
LOXLEY — Twelve students crossed the stage to graduate from pre-K to kindergarten at the East Coast Migrant Head Start project graduation ceremony on July 27. The program, which has been … more
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Workers install a black metal fence around Foley’s Sara Thompson Kids Park on Monday, July 24. The fence replaces a temporary barrier in use while the park was under construction and since the facility opened May 27.
Work begins on Foley Kids Park fence
FOLEY — The final phases of work at the new Sara Thompson Kids Park began recently. Work started on a new fence that will replace the temporary barrier in place while the park was under … more
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More aquatic activities at Max Griffin Park are among the suggestions for Foley in a Design Alabama study. The study said a stage for performers could also be placed in the park
Design Alabama study looks at Foley future needs
FOLEY — Attainable housing, improved public places and connectivity between areas of the city are some ways to prepare Foley for the future, a new report says. Design Alabama has completed a … more
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The latest mural to be installed in downtown Foley will be on the building wall near the new flagpole on the east side of South McKenzie Street. The Foley Beautification Board is developing plans for the outdoor artwork.
Downtown Foley to get new mural near flagpole
FOLEY — Another mural is in the works to add to the growing number of displays in downtown Foley. The latest mural would be placed on the building wall near the new flagpole on the east … more
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Foley plans to add a new taxiway and eight hangar units as part of a $1.2 million expansion plan at the city's municipal airport.
Foley expanding airport taxiway, hangars
FOLEY — A $1.2 million project will improve the taxiway and add more hangar space at the Foley Municipal Airport. Foley City Council voted to approve the bid of S.C. Stagner Contracting to … more
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The Vial of Life program involves placing a red Vial of Life decal on the front door of the residence, ensuring its visibility to first responders. Additionally, a second decal is placed in a Ziploc bag that contains complete medical information, which is then positioned on the refrigerator door for access and viewing.
Baldwin County Council on Aging introduces Vial of Life Program to aid first responders during emergencies
In an effort to enhance emergency medical response and ensure the safety of local residents, the Baldwin County Council on Aging has launched the Vial of Life Program. Residents in Baldwin … more
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You can take a free ride on the Charles Ebert Jr. Express in Heritage Park. The train travels a route around Heritage Park and along the Perry Wilbourne Rose Trail. The route takes about 12 minutes to complete.
Foley Main Street receives 2023 Main Street America accreditation
FOLEY — New murals, bike racks, park enhancements and other projects to foster community relationships downtown have brought national recognition to an agency that works to preserve the city's … more
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The greater amberjack season in the Gulf of Mexico opens on Aug. 1 and ends at midnight on Aug. 24.
Gulf reef fish trifecta available in August
Many anglers who venture into the Gulf of Mexico do it just for the wonder of experiencing the open sea, with the probability of hooking some of the many fish species available off the Alabama Gulf … more
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This StoryWalk was made possible through funds received from a Library Services and Technology Act grant and the City of Loxley
Loxley library celebrates new StoryWalk
The Loxley Public Library opened its permanent StoryWalk in Loxley Municipal Park, 4198 Municipal Park Drive, on Friday, June 30. The StoryWalk kickoff consisted of a ribbon cutting, a reading … more
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Beulah Heights stormwater meeting tonight, Thursday, July 20
FOLEY – Beulah Heights residents will have a chance to discuss city plans for drainage and other issues at a public meeting Thursday, July 20. The meeting will begin at 5:30 p.m. in  … more
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Gov. Kay Ivey announced Friday, July 14, $67 million in the newest round of GoMESA funding for local projects, which will include $2 million to build a new amphitheater in Robertsdale Centennial Park.
Robertsdale to build new amphitheater with $2 million in GoMESA funds
Gov. Kay Ivey announced Friday, July 14, $67 million in the newest round of GoMESA funding for local projects, which will include $2 million to build a new amphitheater in Robertsdale Centennial … more
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The New Fellowship Church will be the location for the Mills annexation vote Aug. 22. The referendum will be from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Mills annexation into Foley vote set for Aug. 22
FOLEY — Residents of the Mills community will vote Aug. 22 at New Fellowship Church to decide if they wish their community to become part of the city of Foley. The Alabama Legislature … more
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Hannah Legg was not the only one to use brush strokes on the seven panels, but three groups from Foley High School, Foley Middle School and Foley home schoolers were able to add color and life to this Cat Alley Walkway art. Within the seven panels are recreational tings to do in Foley such as a rollercoaster at OWA, Rose Trail, scenes from Graham Creek, sports tourism, trains featured at the train museum and of course, five cats are painted into the mix.
2nd mural unveiled at Foley's Cat Alley Public art project celebrates late John Snook's love for cats
FOLEY — Honoring the late John McClure Snook, founder of Gulf Telephone and owner of Hotel Magnolia, a 28-foot-long and 8-foot-tall mural has been unveiled at 106 N. Alston St., paying tribute … more
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Graham Creek Nature Preserve
Foley getting $5 million to grow Graham Creek Preserve
MOBILE — Foley will be adding a large amount of property to the city's Graham Creek Nature Preserve, increasing the size of what is already one of the largest municipal environmental centers in … more
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Sidewalks along Pride Boulevard will be widened to provide more access for pedestrians as well as golf carts and other forms of transportation. The city plans to widen the walkways to 6-feet wide or more.
Foley expanding sidewalks on Pride Boulevard
FOLEY — People walking and riding along Pride Boulevard will soon have better access with a project being planned by the city of Foley. Foley City Council discussed a plan to widen the walkway … more
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Areas drained by the Bon Secour River continue to flood due to debris and sediment left over from Hurricane Sally. The city plans to remove much of the material in the southwest areas of Foley.
Project to reduce Bon Secour River flooding
FOLEY — A city project will clear debris and sediment that Hurricane Sally left in the Bon Secour River and is flooding property almost three years after the storm. Foley City Council voted to … more
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Chris Litton, a retired logistics and safety coordinator for the city of Orange Beach, will have major surgery mid-August. The community has rallied to raise money to help defer some of the medical costs.
Foley, Gulf Coast groups host fundraisers for retired Orange Beach employee for upcoming surgery
Beekeeper, chef, deer processor, gun safety educator, historian, sound engineer and community volunteer — these are the many hats Chris Litton wears and are among the reasons so many people are … more
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Robertsdale man sentenced to 25 months for gun possession
MOBILE  – Justin Shea Ulrich, a 44-year-old Robertsdale man, was sentenced in federal court to 25 months for illegal possession of a firearm after being convicted of a felony. … more
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