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This represents an example of what the Vietnam War memorial wall could look like in Robertsdale.
Veteran wants Vietnam War memorial in Robertsdale
ROBERTSDALE — A local veteran and wants to help raise money to bring a Vietnam War memorial wall to his city. Comm. Kenneth Marsh, a Robertsdale resident, approached Mayor Charles Murphy to … more
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Orange Beach Superintendent Randy Wilkes hands Georgia McDonald the first diploma awarded by the city school system during a special graduation ceremony Thursday morning, May 18. McDonald and the Mako softball team were set to hit the road before tonight’s official graduation proceedings to open play in the AHSAA Class 4A state championship tournament Friday morning in Oxford.
Mako softball player Georgia McDonald becomes first graduate of Orange Beach City Schools
With the Orange Beach Mako softball team hitting the road for the AHSAA Class 4A state tournament in Oxford today, senior Georgia McDonald would miss tonight’s graduation proceedings. … more
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Start preparing for hurricane season now in Baldwin County, Alabama Gulf Coast
With hurricane season just around the corner, it is important to stay up to date and know what to do to prepare for possible storms. Being prepared can allow you to feel secure and safe, … more
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Baldwin County offers activities for senior citizens
Baldwin County Commission recently discussed a recent ongoing initiative aimed at enhancing the quality of life for senior citizens in Baldwin County. In 2022, two new senior activity centers … more
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Bert Kreischer will bring his “Bert Kreischer Tops Off World Tour” to the Mobile Civic Center Sunday, Oct. 15.
Get ready to laugh live: Catch comedians on the Alabama Gulf Coast
Why sit at home and watch a comedy special when you can do it in person close to home? The Alabama Gulf Coast has four comedians coming to town this year, and tickets are on sale now. MOBILE Brad … more
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Free Fishing Day takes place during Alabama's red snapper season.
Enjoy Alabama's waters for Free Fishing Day
On Saturday, June 10, Alabamians and out-of-state visitors alike will have the opportunity to fish for free in most public waters including both freshwater and saltwater. Free Fishing Day allows … more
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Rep. Frances Holk-Jones
New south Baldwin lawmaker pens bill expanding availability of care across state
A bill passed by the Alabama Legislature will give more access to mental health diagnoses for people across the state. House Bill 56, sponsored by state Rep. Frances Holk-Jones, will allow clinical … more
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Kick off summer by cooking S'mores on the sandy white beaches of Gulf Shores with this free family-friendly event.
End the school year on a sweet note in Gulf Shores
The 2022-2023 school year is ending, and the city of Gulf Shores is sending everyone into summer on a sugar rush. S'mores on the Shore is a one-of-a-kind annual event involving campfires on the … more
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Baldwin County Sheriff's Office hosts 2023 Shining Star Youth Camps
Baldwin County Sheriff's Office is set to host the 2023 Shining Star Youth Camps at Belforest Elementary, Fairhope East Elementary and Central Baldwin Middle School this summer. The three-day camps, … more
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The Orange Beach Billfish Classic this weekend is just one stop on the Gulf Coast Triple Crown Series leading to the Blue Marlin Grand Championship, pictured above.
4 exciting weekend events on the Alabama Gulf Coast, May 19-21
The Alabama Gulf Coast weather has decided to skip pleasant and go straight to hot this week, but that shouldn't stop you from enjoying the weekend. This weekend will be a busy one on the coast with … more
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With Al Mattox, back left, and Chuck Sykes, back right, as mentors, Arnold and Charles Barrow doubled up on the AMH hunt in 2018.
Alabama mentor program helps fisher become a hunter
After the 2023 spring turkey season, Adam Arnold considers his transition from non-hunter to member of the hunting community complete. Although 33-year-old Arnold has held a fishing license for … more
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Scuba diving students in Gulf Shores City Schools new extracurricular class dive 45 feet in Vortex Springs and 20 feet in the Gulf of Mexico. They learn about safety, animals they'll encounter, the science behind their gear and how to share air with each other.
Gulf Shores schools offering scuba diving class
Gulf Shores City Schools are exploring new depths this summer and taking education underwater. The coastal city school district is offering students the opportunity to enroll in an after-school scuba … more
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Madeleine Dotson, of Spanish Fort, lived in Morocco on a National Security Language Initiative for Youth scholarship. She is one of 62 college students in the nation to be selected to be named a 2023 Truman Scholar.
Spanish Fort student Madeleine Dotson named 2023 Truman Scholar for Outstanding Leadership and Environmental Advocacy
Madeleine Dotson, of Spanish Fort, has been named a 2023 Truman Scholar. Dotson is one of 62 college students from 60 U.S. colleges and universities selected for the honor, bestowed by the Harry S. … more
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The new Foley Public Works campus will be built on property near the northeast corner of East Section Avenue and North Poplar Street.
Foley to build new public works campus to meet area growth
FOLEY — A new facility to house Foley's Public Works Department will provide a central, safe location for city services over the upcoming decades. The new campus is planned in a two-block area … more
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Owners of Gourmet World Market, Maksym Tsegelnyk (Left) and Iuliia Mulligan (Right), in store
Gourmet World Market owners raising money for family, friends home in Ukraine
GULF SHORES — Two business owners from Ukraine have launched a fundraising campaign to support their home country as it grapples with ongoing political and economic challenges from the invasion … more
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The Foley Hotel building, built by members of the Caboose Club, is a 1:48 scale model.
Foley Caboose Club members bring a little Foley history to train display
Trains no longer transport Baldwin County's produce and passengers, but history lives through the Foley Railroad Museum and Model Train Exhibit. Members of the Caboose Club recently completed work on … more
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Austin Gontraski, seen here at Catholic Social Services in Robertsdale, held a neighborhood food drive in sixth grade, collecting $400 in cash to buy 1,200 meals. He delivered the food to CSS and has been working with them since.
St. Michael’s junior raises 115K meals for food-insecure students
What were you doing in sixth grade? Austin Gontarski was holding a food drive, raising money for those in need and laying the groundwork to create his own nonprofit. Gontarski, a St. Michael Catholic … more
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The Roller Disco is one of the most popular destinations at Hangout.
Going to Hangout Music Festival in Gulf Shores? 6 things to do beyond music
Hangout Music Festival 2023 is just days away. It is time to make your final outfit choices, stock up on sunscreen and start that rehydration regimen. There is a lot more to Hangout than … more
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Loxley man, 58, dies in Mobile County after car strikes tree
A Loxley man died early Monday morning in a car crash in Mobile County. According to a news release from Senior Trooper Anna Peoples of the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency, Wyatt W. Barnhill, 58, … more
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The most expensive home in Loxley: 34186 Steelwood Ridge Road – listed at $1,350,900
These are the 5 most expensive homes in Loxley
Nestled between the quaint homes in Loxley, are several extravagant estates that break the mold. From grand wraparound porches to private horse stalls and riding arenas, here are the most … more
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