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A new Daphne animal shelter is one of the projects officials said are needed in the city. City council approved a $2 per night lodging fee to raise money for city projects in 2022.
Daphne Animal Shelter pleas for pet and foster parents 
The Daphne Animal Shelter needs help. The shelter closed at the end of May in preparation for construction of a new facility. Staff worked to empty the shelter before moving into a temporary … more
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Work is already underway on phase one of the project with a target completion date of spring 2024. The initial phase includes two 37,500-square-foot dorm-style buildings. Each building will include 80 units with a total of 300 beds, making a total of 600 beds available campus-wide. Each building will include a large communal kitchen, laundry facility and gathering spaces. Each unit will house four people and have a private bathroom, storage, microwave and refrigerator.
Empowering workforce development: Foley’s new residential campus aids tourism industry
The need for affordable housing for seasonal and non-seasonal workers is something Baldwin County struggles with, but ground was broken today on one piece of a solution. The Poarch Band of Creek … more
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Little River resident Timothy Allen Arthur, 65, was arrested on one count of solicitation of a child.
Baldwin County man arrested for solicitation of a child
The Baldwin County Sheriff's Office arrested Little River resident Timothy Allen Arthur, 65, on one count of solicitation of a child. On Oct. 5, BCSO made the arrest after an investigation … more
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Foley is expanding its fleet of sanitation trucks in order to add a fifth collection route. The city is buying two new trucks at a combined cost of almost $728,000.
Foley reminding residents of recycling guidelines
FOLEY — Foley residents who take part in the city's curbside recycling program could be getting reminders of what materials are acceptable if they put out items that do not fit the guidelines. … more
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The papaya fruit has many nutrients, including vitamins A, C and E. Papaya contains antioxidants such as lycopene, which may reduce the risk of heart disease and stroke, and fiber, which research shows may help lower cholesterol.
Papaya's milky texture packed with nutrients
The fall harvests usher in loads of pumpkins into grocery stores. But a smooth-skinned tropical fruit also vies for a consumer's attention: papaya. The orange and green fruit is originally from … more
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Three of Corbitt's students; Madison Willis, Marley Pierce and Emma Franks, write letters to a teacher or staff member who they are thankful for.
Elberta Middle School teacher takes classroom old school with handwritten letter lesson
As technology and social media becomes more prevalent in our society, it may seem the days of handwritten notes and letters are long gone. However, Alyssa Corbitt, Elberta Middle School family and … more
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Wolf Creek on South Pecan Street in Foley is one of the areas where the city has been working on resilience projects. The creek washed out the road during heavy flooding in 2014, but the site was not affected by flooding during Hurricane Sally in 2020.
Foley prepares for environmental challenges with resilience projects
In anticipation of potential hurricanes, floods and other environmental challenges, the City of Foley is proactively implementing resilience projects. Leslie Gahagan, Foley's environmental director, … more
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Fundraising isn't the only thing Magnolia Springs Public Library (MSPL) has done over the years. Back in 2019, MSPL volunteer Alida Given helped bring the 2018 Southern Exposure Film collection to Baldwin County's libraries, promoting awareness of environmental issues in Alabama. Records also indicate that back in 2013, Magnolia Springs was the first library in the state of Alabama to begin the Seed Lending Library program. This photo originally published with Gulf Coast Media in August 2019.
Magnolia Springs residents: 'Please reconsider, we need the library'
F. Scott Fitzgerald, renowned for his profound depiction of the human condition in classics such as "The Great Gatsby," once said, "That is part of the beauty of all literature. You discover that … more
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In observance of National Doctors' Day on March 30, South Baldwin Regional Medical Center chose to commemorate the occasion by making a charitable contribution in honor of their medical staff to the Baldwin County Child Advocacy Center.
Celebrating National Doctors' Day: South Baldwin Regional Medical Center gives back to community
In observance of National Doctors' Day on March 30, South Baldwin Regional Medical Center chose to commemorate the occasion by making a charitable contribution in honor of their medical staff … more
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Daily Commute: 38.5% of Baldwin County's labor force leaves county
It’s no secret most employers can’t shut down operations due to inclement weather. Strong storms across the Gulf Coast left many daily commuters trapped along the Causeway and other … more
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A volunteer with Share the Beach, Alabama's sea turtle conservation program, shows a hatched loggerhead sea turtle egg during a nest excavation on Sunday morning. The nest originally hatched on Wednesday, but volunteers usually wait at least three days to excavate, which allows them to record the number of hatched and unhatched eggs.
Sea turtle nesting season begins on Alabama Gulf Coast: Follow these rules to protect them and avoid hefty fines
Sea turtle nesting season has begun along the Gulf Coast as of May 1. Remember, sea turtles dig the dark. Three species of sea turtles are known to nest on Alabama’s beaches, and each is … more
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Playa closes after 5 years, Chef Bill Briand to focus on Fisher’s at Orange Beach Marina
The doors of Playa at Sportsman Marina have closed for the last time. Hungry customers hoping to sink their teeth into fish tacos and street corn were greeted with a notice on the door Monday, Oct. … more
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Foley's Hometown Halloween set for Oct. 26
FOLEY — Little ghosts, goblins and other strange creatures will once again haunt the streets of Foley on Thursday, Oct. 26, when Hometown Halloween takes place downtown. The celebration takes … more
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Dr. Richard Menger, a neurosurgeon with USA Health and chief of complex spine surgery and an assistant professor of neurosurgery at the USA College of Medicine.
USA neurosurgeon wins 2nd-straight national award
MOBILE — USA Health neurosurgeon Richard P. Menger, M.D., M.P.A., has been awarded the Samuel Hassenbusch Young Neurosurgeon Award from the Congress of Neurological Surgeons (CNS) for the … more
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5 Gulf Coast events happening to kick off 2024
As we roll into the first weekend of 2024, there aren't as many events happening as you might imagine. However, Gulf Coast Media has put together a list that will keep you busy. This weekend's events … more
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Morgan's Chapel in Bon Secour to host Easter services
Morgan's Chapel, located on Highway 10 across from Swift School, has announced their schedule for special Easter services. The church will observe Maundy Thursday on March 28 at 6 p.m., followed … 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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The Wesleyan Church property is one property the town is considering developing. The property is close to where the Magnolia Springs Town Hall sits at currently.
Magnolia Springs to revitalize comprehensive plan with resident input
MAGNOLIA SPRINGS — In an effort to map out its future development trajectory, the Town of Magnolia Springs is undertaking a revision of its comprehensive plan. This initiative marks a … more
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Foley Rotary, Vosloh Charitable Foundation recognizes outstanding teachers and first responders
The Foley Rotary Club, in collaboration with the Vosloh Charitable Foundation, hosted its annual award ceremony on February 23 at Wolf Bay Lodge. Originating 15 years ago, this event was … more
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Rep. Matt Simpson watches at Gov. Kay Ivey signs HB1 into law.
Busy week moves legislation through Montgomery
The Alabama Legislature moved on several bills last week, including a Daphne representative's bill pushing for stricter consequences for fentanyl trafficking convictions.Here's a look at what was … more
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