Psst. Moms, dads, grandmas and grandpas. Listen close. You’re gonna want to hear this. Tomorrow Baldwin County Schools will open their doors and thousands of students big and small will pour … more

Recently, humans have become a nuisance to the Bald Eagles that nest in Gulf State Park. The birds need space to protect their eaglets and habitats. People want a closer look at their national … more

Volunteers and members of Boy Scout Troop 47 of Fairhope spent Sunday digging test holes several feet deep on the shores of Little Lagoon. The group is looking for evidence of activity there by … more

ABOVE THE ATLANTIC OCEAN – Charging into the heart of a hurricane aboard an enormous, lumbering military aircraft is initially, dare I say it, boring. The call comes less than 24 hours out. … more

Take the risk. That is Angel Madera Jr.’s mantra. The photographer turned local Facebook page rock star says a cancer scare made him realize he was too comfortable, too disconnected. In … more

One tiny bottle. Thousands of possibilities. When Dennis Ammann reached into the waves and pulled a sealed, decorative glass bottle from the water his imagination soared. “It could be … more

Ashton Smith was barked at for stepping on the grass, “just this much” she says holding her fingers inches apart. Her drill instructor demanded she apologize to the sea of green for the injustice … more

NEW YORK — It was a dream come true for 12-year-old Brooklyn Kyzar, who is set to compete on the Kids Baking Championship, set to begin airing Monday, Jan. 7 on Food Network at 8 p.m. … more

You can paint. You can sew. You can draw. Artist Dawn Wilson firmly believes that everyone has artistic talent. They just haven’t let it out yet. “I love to bring it out of people and say, … more

Sophomore and junior students at Daphne High School competed for top honors last week at the Alabama 200 Bicentennial History Fair. Students chose historical topics from Alabama’s past and … more