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Three teachers from Pine Grove Elementary School will start next school year as graduates of the eMINTS certification program. The instructional networked teaching strategies program, which has … more
Just this month, two major updates have been announced by the Gulf Shores International Airport. In early June, the airport authority announced the completion of the buildout of the Southwest … more
FAIRHOPE — SailTime Alabama stands as the sole sailboat school in Alabama that offers individuals a chance to venture into the Gulf and enjoy the essence of boat ownership without full … more
Red snapper season is in full swing, but did you know it is illegal to discard fish carcasses in our waterways? The city of Orange Beach reminds the public each year that dumping fish carcasses in … more
The Alabama Legislature unanimously approved a new Safe Haven law aimed at providing enhanced protection for infants who are voluntarily surrendered. The bill, which was sponsored by freshman … more
Baldwin County Public School Superintendent Eddie Tyler and the Baldwin County Board of Education recently announced the appointment of Renee Carter as assistant superintendent of elementary … more
FOLEY — Population in the City of Foley grew by almost 3,000 between 2020 and 2022, an increase that tops any other city in the Mobile Bay area and most other communities in the state, … more
There is nothing better than a great cocktail and food, but sometimes you want more out of your night out. The Hope Farm in Fairhope can add a little education to your night out. When The Barn at The … more
Gulf Shores City Schools summer camps are in full swing where students learned about numeracy, nature and STEM in the first weeks. The first ever Numeracy Camp kicked off at Gulf Shores … more
Share the Beach, an initiative of the Alabama Coastal Foundation, urges beachgoers to prioritize safety and conservation when visiting beaches during sea turtle nesting season this summer. … more
The Alabama Legislature unanimously passed a new bill that will reduce the grocery tax in the state from 4% to 3%. The legislation, which garnered support from representatives and senators in both … more
FAIRHOPE — The Thomas Hospital Auxiliary is pleased to award $8,000 in health career scholarships to two Baldwin County residents. Each student receives a scholarship valued at $4,000. … more
Are you a Pokémon fan or fanatic? While the official Pokémon Day is Feb. 27, you don’t have to wait until next year to celebrate. Play and Talk LLC is hosting a Free … more
The Eastern Shore Optimist Club recently announced the 2023 Dogwood Trail Program scholarship recipients. These scholarships are awarded to Eastern Shore high school seniors who have participated in … more
NextHome Gulf Coast Living and The Haven animal shelter have announced their collaborative food drive. "Luke Day, June 15, is a special day of giving for the company, named for NextHome's dog … more
Do you have a beautiful voice and a desire to perform? The 50th Annual National Shrimp Festival’s Singing for Scholarships competition registration is open and ready for you. Singing for … more
The steady flow of visitors to the Gulf Coast and the associated traffic may be trying your patience but don’t let it prevent you from enjoying all that the Gulf Coast has to offer. Our list of … more
KINGS BAY, Ga. — Submariners make up only 10 percent of the U.S. Navy’s personnel, but they play a critical role in carrying out one of the Defense Department’s most important … more
Hurricane season officially kicked off June 1 and concludes Nov. 30. To ensure everyone is prepared to endure a potential natural disaster, Alabama Extension professionals are prepared to cover a … more
Historic Blakeley State Park is set to offer its annual Teacher Workshop Tuesday, June 13, from 9:00 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. The event is sponsored in part by the David Mathews Center and the Caroline … more
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