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The secrets of mulberry trees: Cultivating the Coast with Kitti Cooper, presented by Saunders Yachtworks
Mulberry trees are fascinating and valuable plants that offer an array of benefits beyond their delicious fruits. In this article, we'll delve into the diverse uses and significance of mulberry … more
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Baldwin Preparatory Academy seeks waivers from state policies and regulations
LOXLEY — Baldwin Preparatory Academy is preparing to submit a flexibility contract and innovation plan to the state in hopes to receive waivers from certain policies and regulations. … more
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Over 15 women gathered inside Central Perk Cafe in Summerdale to talk about life, tell jokes and enjoy each other's company on March 28.
Building bonds over coffee; New Baldwin County women's group grows to 2,500 members in one year
SUMMERDALE — In a dimly lit Summerdale coffee shop, women fill the room with laughter and talks of life. One might think they are lifelong friends, but it was only a few months ago when their … more
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Becker's Healthcare spotlights Margaret Roley as a leading female hospital CEO
Margaret Roley, CEO of South Baldwin Regional Medical Center, has been recognized by Becker's Healthcare as one of the "Women Hospital CEOs to Know" for 2024. This acknowledgment highlights Roley's … more
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This year's red snapper season will consist of four-day weekends, running from Friday through Monday, starting on May 24 and continuing until the private angler quota is projected to be met. Additionally, the entire week encompassing Independence Day, from July 1 to July 5, will be open for red snapper fishing.
Alabama announces 2024 red snapper fishing season
The Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources' (ADCNR) Marine Resources Division (MRD) has declared that both Alabama state waters and federal waters will open to private and … more
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A group gathers at Foley’s 1909 Railroad Depot for a walking tour. The 2024 tours will begin April 6 and continue each Saturday throughout the month.
Step back in time: Foley's historic walking tours offer a glimpse into local history
More than a century of local history will be showcased this April as Foley hosts walking tours of its downtown historic district. Foley is among over 20 Alabama communities set to conduct these … more
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Tara McMeans, winner of the 20th Annual Gulf Coast Hot Air Balloon Festival post contest, didn't have to look far for her inspiration. Sunflowers in her yard are featured in the artwork.
Tara McMeans wins 6th Gulf Coast Hot Air Balloon Festival poster contest in 8 years
The South Baldwin Chamber of Commerce announced Tara McMeans as the winner of the 20th-annual Gulf Coast Hot Air Balloon Festival poster contest last week. It would not be shocking if McMeans' name … more
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Transform your garden with Baldwin County Master Gardeners’ Spring Plant Sale
Spring is here, and it is time to refresh your yard and garden. The Baldwin County Master Gardeners (BCMG) are ready to help. BCMG will hold its annual Spring Plant Sale this weekend on Highway 98 … more
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Crews broke ground on the Fairhope Starbucks project at the end of March.
Fairhope’s first Starbucks construction underway
Construction has begun on Fairhope’s first Starbucks, which has some residents excited while others are not. The Starbucks site is in what some might see as the parking lot of the Eastern … more
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A section of the newly renovated Gulf State Park Pier is gone after a battering by Hurricane Sally.
Gulf State Park Pier still in play for late summer completion
Gulf State Park recently provided a number of updates regarding progress made on the pier repair project over the last few months. The park's Facebook page announced that all pilings have been … more
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The Rowan Oak development's request for rezoning of the 134.41 acres and annexation into the city of Daphne will come up for its second reading April 1.
Daphne's Rowan Oak development seeks zoning changes, annexation
A large parcel of undeveloped property between County Road 13 and Friendship Road could soon see major development. The Rowan Oak development is a partnership with landowners Sharon, John, Thomas, … more
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Like many others his age, Gulf Shores senior Liam Bickham spent his spring break at the beach. However, he was on the sand working as a member of the Gulf Shores Beach Rescue unit as he prepares for a career in the Coast Guard. Pictured is the Dolphin state champion swimmer after a shift on Thursday, March 28.
Gulf Shores state champion swimmer Bickham preparing for United States Coast Guard with Gulf Shores Beach Rescue
As the spring break crowds packed onto the beaches, Liam Bickham was among them. However, the Gulf Shores High School senior was instead perched atop a lifeguard stand patrolling the waters as a … more
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Foley Main Street seeks artist to cruise creativity into downtown bike rack sculptures
FOLEY — Foley Main Street is looking for an artist to design, fabricate, deliver and install sculptural bicycle racks around Downtown Foley. According to Foley Main Street Executive … more
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If glass lizards do not have legs, wouldn’t that make them a snake? While they may look like snakes, there are some big differences between the two.
No April Fools — These Alabama creatures are real
AUBURN UNIVERSITY — Imagine seeing a lizard with no legs or a giant salamander that can go years without eating. No, this isn’t an April Fools’ Day joke. These creatures are real. … more
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Fairhope Public Library to host "Beach Beats: Poetry on Mobile Bay" event
In recognition of National Poetry Month this April, the Fairhope Public Library has announced its partnership with local poet and songwriter Mike Turner for an evening of poetry scheduled for … more
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The United States Sports Academy in Daphne is offering a 50% tuition discount for transfer students from Birmingham-Southern College after its closure.
United States Sports Academy offers tuition discount to Birmingham-Southern transfer students
After Birmingham-Southern College revealed its closing, Daphne’s United States Sports Academy announced a 50% tuition discount for incoming transfer students. “Whether you want to … more
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Many medicines and supplements look like candy gummies to children. According to data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, approximately 35,000 children under the age of five are rushed to emergency departments annually due to unintentional overdoses of medicines, vitamins and supplements, including gummies.
CDC warns of risks posed to children by medicines resembling candy
In households across the United States, the line between medicine and candy can sometimes blur, posing a significant risk to young children. With medicines, vitamins and supplements, including … more
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Work continues to extend East Jessamine Avenue between North Chicago Street and North Cypress Street.
Foley to extend Jessamine Avenue
Efforts are underway to extend East Jessamine Avenue in Foley, aiming to improve vehicle and pedestrian access from the City Hall complex to Heritage Park and beyond. City crews are  … more
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Gulf Shores shooting update: Police identify teen arrested for fleeing scene
GULF SHORES (2:30 p.m., March 29) - Gulf Shores Police have released the identity of the man arrested shortly after the March 27 altercation that led to one person being shot in the leg. Jaytwon … more
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Azaleas: An Alabama beauty
AUBURN UNIVERSITY — Springtime is showtime for azaleas in Alabama landscapes. Bursting with blooms and color, azaleas are the stars of spring. Lucy Edwards, the Alabama Cooperative Extension … more
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