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Dream Center of Baldwin County gets $10,000 to support underserved youth
The Dream Center of Baldwin County has been awarded a $10,000 grant from The Community Foundation of South Alabama (CFSA), a critical boost that will enhance its efforts to serve underprivileged … more
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Foley will install solar lighting to mark the new intersection of North Pecan Street and West Fern Avenue.
Foley to illuminate North Pecan, West Fern intersection with solar-powered lights
Foley is taking a sustainable approach to lighting its newest intersection at North Pecan Street and West Fern Avenue. With no electrical lines in place, the city will install solar-powered … more
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Foley will extend sidewalks north on Cedar Street. The first phase of the project includes construction of new sidewalks to Fern Avenue.
Foley City Council approves major sidewalk expansion to boost pedestrian access
Pedestrian access in Foley is set to receive an upgrade. Foley City Council approval new sidewalk projects along Cedar and Hickory streets, marking the first phase of a broader initiative to … more
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Work is moving forward on Foley’s new Public Works Department facility under construction on North Poplar Street and East Section Avenue. This facility will house sanitation, street services and engineering departments, centralizing essential city services.
Foley's growing. Here are some development projects to know about
Foley's growth shows no signs of slowing down as the city embarks on a series of projects aiming to enhance community amenities, improve infrastructure and accommodate the needs of its expanding … more
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Community concerns rise as Riviera Utilities issues water conservation alert
Last week, Riviera Utilities recently issued an alert urging customers to conserve water as South Baldwin County continues to grapple with soaring temperatures, a lack of rain and heavy irrigation … more
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At the Magnolia Springs Planning Commission meeting, members voted on dividing the Wesleyan church property into three parcels. The middle parcel, identified as Lot 2 and encompassing approximately 2.11 acres, is expected to be purchased by the town to serve as the focal point of the town center development.
Magnolia Springs initiates town center with Wesleyan Church property subdivision
Magnolia Springs may soon see a town center come alive at the site of the historic Magnolia Springs Wesleyan Church property. The property, long a fixture of the community, is slated to be … more
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Streets Restaurant in Bay Minette for sale after 36 years
Two neighboring properties that house popular restaurants and a dessert sport are up for sale in Gulf Shores. The first property spans over 11,000 square feet and includes three established … more
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Bay Minette welcome students back, traffic safety emphasized
Baldwin County Public School students eagerly returned to classrooms on Thursday, Aug. 8, bringing a mix of smiles and a few tears to Bay Minette Elementary School. This year, students are … more
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Young beauties grace the stage at Miss Coastal Camellia Pageant in Foley
The Foley Civic Center was abuzz with excitement on July 27-28 as it played host to the Annual Miss Coastal Camellia Pageant and Coastal Camellia Princess Pageant: Celebrating Beauties with Special … more
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Wheeles Realty transforms Florence B. Mathis Elementary with game-themed decor
When students and teachers walked through the doors of Florence B. Mathis Elementary School this year, they were greeted with a playful surprise: halls adorned with vibrant, game-themed decorations. … more
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Elberta Middle School students gain insight into civic engagement at American Enterprise Summit
Ten students from Elberta Middle School experienced a transformative journey this July when they participated in the inaugural American Enterprise Summit in Washington, D.C. The four-day … more
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Tri-City Community Foundation awards over $21K to local orgs
The Tri-City Community Foundation Advisory Committee recently announced it has awarded $21,322 to six organizations in its 2024 competitive grant cycle. These funds will address the needs of … more
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Owned and operated by Vickie and Tim Maatouk, Mobility City aims to enhance the quality of life for individuals facing mobility challenges.
Mobility City rolls into Foley, offers comprehensive mobility solutions
Residents of Baldwin County seeking mobility equipment now have a new destination: Mobility City of Coastal Alabama. Since its recent opening in the heart of Foley, the store has swiftly … more
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Bay Minette Tiger Sharks make a splash at City Meet and celebrate with various awards
The Bay Minette Tiger Sharks swim team recently made waves at the City Meet, a two-day competition hosted by the Gulf Coast Area Aquatic League. Amidst fierce competition from six area teams, … more
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A rendering showing the future of Swift-Cole's new event pavilion.
Swift-Coles Historic Home breaks ground on new event pavilion
The Baldwin County Historic Development Commission (BCHDC) and Friends of Swift-Coles Historic Home announced an enhancement to one of Baldwin County's most treasured landmarks. A groundbreaking … more
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Traffic flowing freely on Beach Express to Alabama Gulf Coast after toll plaza was removed.
Daily traffic up 6-8K across toll-free Foley Beach Express Bridge
With the busiest part of the summer travel season over, new traffic numbers are showing the impacts of removing the toll from the Beach Express Bridge. To help daily commuters and tourists … more
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Bay Minette 12U All-Stars finish as Southwest Regional runners-up
The Bay Minette 12U All-Stars capped off a remarkable season by securing the runner-up spot at the Southwest Regional Championship in Starkville, Mississippi. The team's impressive journey saw … more
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North Baldwin Chamber hosts 2nd Annual Ladies Leadership Luncheon
The North Baldwin Chamber of Commerce hosted its 2nd Annual Ladies Leadership Luncheon on July 17 at the John F. Rhodes Civic Center, with Novelis serving as the event's presenting sponsor. The … more
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Lettuce get ready to turnip the cool weather - Cultivating the Coast with Kitti Cooper, presented by Saunders Yachtworks
With our sweltering summer heat in Coastal Alabama, it can be hard to imagine the crisp, cool weather of fall. It is hard to think about fall gardening when you are sweating under the summer … more
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Who’s hungry? Tin Top Restaurant and Bar to reopen at new riverside location
Less than a week after closing its former location, Tin Top Restaurant and Bar is ready to welcome guests to its new venue. The beloved Bon Secour eatery, known for its vibrant atmosphere and … more
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