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Foley officials plan to add sidewalks near Mathis Elementary School to improve access for students walking to campus and other pedestrians in the area.
Foley sidewalk project approved
FOLEY — More than three years after the project was first proposed, work to build or expand more than 1.5 miles of sidewalks linking Foley schools with growing residential areas should start … more
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With new upgrades, features and functionalities, BCAS wants to prioritize the well-being of animals while providing a more inviting space for potential adopters. BCAS manager George Majors said this intake building was built to ensure the best living quality for the animals who will be in this shelter.
New animal shelter intake building focuses on well-being of animals
SUMMERDALE — A newly constructed Baldwin County Animal Shelter intake building has started assisting in the way animals are cared for and find their forever home. With new upgrades, … more
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"As the water passed through these reefs, there are holes in those and the water actually takes microscopic pieces of what is grown on it-like a chia pet effect- and blows it out into the water where the fish can eat it," explained Tom Wade, the Parrot Head Reef project manager.
Reef project in honor of the late Jimmy Buffett coming to Pensacola
PENSACOLA — Reef World, in collaboration with Reef Ball Foundation, is introducing artificial reefs to the Pensacola region in tribute to the late Jimmy Buffett. Over the past two years, the … more
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Annual National Shrimp Festival pushed to 2 p.m. Thursday due to severe weather forecast
The Annual National Shrimp Festival is announcing a delay of the festival’s opening to 2 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 12, due to threats of severe weather on Wednesday afternoon. The forecasted … more
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Theatre 98 presents "For Peter Pan on Her 70th Birthday"
FAIRHOPE — With a little faith, trust and pixie dust, Neverland and the real world intertwine in Theatre 98's upcoming production of "For Peter Pan on Her 70th Birthday." The play tells the … more
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Robertsdale discussing e-bike laws
Electric bikes, called e-bikes, have grown in popularity over the past few years, prompting discussion regarding the legitimacy and safety of the vehicles. Robertsdale City Council members discussed … more
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Fire safety tips may help prevent disaster amid dry conditions
You may have noticed a fire weather watch over parts of Alabama this past week due to the dry conditions and low humidity. As October is also Fire Prevention Month, Gulf Shores Fire Inspector Justin … 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 expanding garbage collection services
FOLEY — The city of Foley is adding a fifth garbage collection route to expand services to meet the demands of the growing community population. Foley City Council voted Monday, Oct. 2, to … more
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The USA Health Rectal Cancer Multidisciplinary Team recently received accreditation from the National Accreditation Program for Rectal Cancer (NAPRC)..USA Health is the first health system in Alabama and the upper Gulf Coast region to earn a three-year accreditation from the NAPRC.
USA Health marks a year of national accreditation for rectal cancer program
Every other Thursday, a team of multidisciplinary specialists at USA Health convenes virtually to review the charts of patients diagnosed with rectal cancer. Medical oncologists, radiation … more
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Foley is working to reduce the amount of non-recyclable materials placed in recycling bins. Contaminated materials in recyclable containers can increase the cost of disposal for the city and residents.
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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Daphne mayor seeks volunteers for Metropolitan Planning Committees
Daphne Mayor Robin LeJeune is asking for volunteers. LeJeune announced during the mayor's report segment of the Oct. 2 regular city council meeting that the city has three vacancies to fill on two … more
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Spanish Fort City Council passes new litter ordinance
Spanish Fort will be a little cleaner after city council adopted a new ordinance that outlines what the city considers litter, prevention measures and penalties. Ordinance 644-2023 was introduced … more
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Dillon Wareham holds the record for the most days eating Chipotle in a row. His goal is to reach 1,000 days.
Chipotle's longest-streak customer: Dillon Wareham's new record and new 50-state challenge
What could you do every day for 657 days? Every single day, without missing a day? Back in April, Gulf Coast Media introduced you to Dillon Wareham, a Mobile man and social media content … more
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Retired Marine and one of the voices of The Scuttlebutt Network, a radio show broadcast from the USS Alabama, Tom Claxton took to the microphone also. He thanked Blohme and Nick DiMario for their work for Veterans and presented them with a piece of the USS Alabama teak deck that was removed during the ongoing deck replacement.
Celebrity chef “Panini” Pete Blohme throws epic 60th birthday bash with a-list guests
How does a chef and restauranteur celebrate a milestone birthday? In the case of "Panini" Pete Blohme's 60th, a private party with a hundred or two close friends, food, drinks and a rocking band from … more
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Eagle Scout Gabriel Hunter, of Daphne, looks at two trees that were uprooted during Hurricane Sally. Regulations restrict the removing of the trees from protected areas. Hunter had to find a way to work around the protected trees as part of his project to revitalize the trail around Jackson's Oak in Daphne.
Eagle Scouts help build Baldwin County
There was a tree in the way. It wouldn't take much to clear it out and move on. But before that could be done, there were laws in the way. As the resident of a city preserve the tree … more
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Matthew Davis-Brown, plays Poe in SBCT's upcoming production of "Nightfall with Edgar Allan Poe."
South Baldwin Community Theater to open "Nightfall with Edgar Allan Poe" this weekend
GULF SHORES — As the first week of October comes to an end, how will you celebrate the upcoming spooky season? Consider venturing out to South Baldwin Community Theater as they begin … more
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Pine Grove Elementary School students celebrated their annual Johnny Appleseed Day celebration on Sept. 28
Pine Grove Elementary School celebrates annual Johnny Appleseed Day
Pine Grove Elementary School students celebrated their annual Johnny Appleseed Day celebration on Sept. 28. According to a Baldwin County Public Schools Facebook post, the event is a celebration of … more
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Scott Larson, carpentry and construction teacher at North Baldwin Center for Technology, was surprised with a $100,000 check for his program on Oct. 3.
Baldwin Tech teacher wins $100K for carpentry and construction program
Scott Larson, a carpentry and construction teacher at the North Baldwin Center for Technology, was surprised with a $100,000 check for his program on Oct. 3. Larson was named as one of five grand … 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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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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