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Alabama Deep Sea Fishing Rodeo expects large turnout for 90th Rodeo
Officials with the Alabama Deep Sea Fishing Rodeo are expecting big numbers for the rodeo's 90th anniversary celebration July 20-23 at the rodeo site on Dauphin Island. In what started as basically a … more
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Ajay Singh, Ph.D. Professor and Director of Research Department of Pathology, University of South Alabama Whiddon College of Medicine Program Leader, Cancer Biology USA Health Mitchell Cancer Institute
USA researcher awarded $1.39 million to study prostate cancer disparities
MOBILE — With a grant from the U.S. Department of Defense, investigators at the University of South Alabama and USA Health will examine the molecular causes and mechanistic underpinnings of … more
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Learn about latest Gulf Shores initiatives
The public is invited to the Little Lagoon Preservation Society meeting on Thursday, July 20, at the Gulf Shores Activity Center, 260 Clubhouse Drive in Gulf Shores. This meeting is open to all … more
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In Daphne, Jubilee Farms has a sales center operated by D.R. Horton and homes under construction under the Truland Homes company
D.R. Horton acquires Baldwin-based Truland Homes building company
Truland Homes, one of Baldwin County's largest private home building companies, has been acquired by Texas-based D.R. Horton. Nathan Cox founded Truland Homes in 2011 and is currently housed under … more
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Cameron Flener, lead singer of Velcro Pygmies, encourages anyone who wants to travel and perform to be willing to do more than perform. “So many people romanticize this business. People don’t watch us tear it all down, load it in the truck, drive eight hours to the next gig and set it all up,” the lead singer commented. “My advice for young musicians is do not expect to get paid and if all you’re going to do is stand on stage and play music, then stay in the basement.” Flener urged up-and-coming performers to captivate the crowd visually and work diligently to earn their place in the spotlight.
Music meets cuisine: BlueGill restaurant thrives on musicians as its staple
SPANISH FORT — Nestled along the causeway, BlueGill has cultivated a reputation where musicians intertwine with cuisine. Since its establishment in 1958, the restaurant has embraced the … more
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Shark Week at the Gulf State Pier in July.
Gulf State Park Pier to host Shark Week-themed programming
The Gulf State Park Pier will transform into shark central July 10-14 with daily events and programming to align with Shark Week, an annual week of TV programming on the Discovery Channel. … more
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Helping Hands Care Service, a provider of home-care services, marked a significant milestone as they celebrated their fifth-year anniversary and held a ribbon cutting ceremony for their new location on June 23.
Helping Hands premieres new location to celebrate 5th year
BAY MINETTE — Helping Hands Care Service, a locally owned and operated home-care service agency, celebrated their five-year anniversary and held a ribbon cutting ceremony for their new location … more
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Arkansas vs. Auburn football on Saturday, Sept. 22, 2018 in Auburn.
Blakeley to welcome Auburn University Raptor Center July 15
On July 15, Historic Blakeley State Park will host the Auburn University Raptor Center for two special educational programs showcasing its resident raptor ambassadors. These include owls, falcons, … more
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Alabama seafood: Grilling a taste of the coast
AUBURN UNIVERSITY – Alabama is home to some of the best seafood in the country. For many, it wouldn't be summer without getting a taste of fresh Alabama seafood. While taking a trip to the … more
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Reeselin Bartnick, daughter of Jennifer Bartnick and John Steingraber, explodes a glitter bomb in one of the rage rooms at Shattered in Daphne. The experience offers a variety of items to destroy with a variety of tools. Reeselin’s combination of choice: a baseball bat to a beer bottle filled with colored powder and red, white and blue paper confetti.
New Daphne business wants to help you release your rage
The children are arguing. You spent the day putting out someone else's fires at work. The air conditioning went out on the hottest day of the year. These are all scenarios that might push you to your … more
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How to protect your favorite outdoor gear
With warmer weather here, more and more people are spending time on their decks, patios and in their gardens and yards using outdoor products. From grills to furniture to mowers, 88% of Americans … more
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Baldwin County to begin aerial spraying for mosquitoes
If you haven't been outside recently, take note that it's mosquito season. Summertime heat and rain comes with the blood-sucking guests, and a local government program offers tips for controlling the … more
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The Blue Angels will take to the sky over Pensacola Beach this weekend.
5 Gulf Coast events to enjoy this weekend, July 7-9
What day is it? Has the extra long weekend thrown you off schedule? You are not alone. Holiday hangovers are a real thing. This weekend's calendar is light on events after a busy July 4, but there … more
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Each Sunday at 3 p.m. and Thursday at 7 p.m., a different classic will roll on the big screen.
Saenger Summer Classic Movie Series returns
When the summer temperature makes it unbearable to be outside, it is nice to retreat to a cool movie theater. The 2023 Saenger Summer Classic Movie Series Kicked off July 6 with "Good Will … more
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Downtown Foley is seen from West Laurel Avenue.
Foley adopts Envision plan for downtown development, future
FOLEY — A plan to study growth and plan development in downtown Foley has been adopted by the city. Foley City Council voted to adopt the Envision Downtown Foley plan. It is intended to be … more
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Weight loss tips from a woman who lost 50 pounds
Life is full of memorable events — both big and small. But sometimes, when you don't feel your best, those moments can seem like a blur. With her upcoming wedding approaching, Audrey B. … more
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New resources for those living with COPD
Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), a long-term lung disease that includes bronchitis and emphysema, is a leading cause of disability and death in the United States. More than 12.5 … more
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Purchasing a portable AC? Keep these tips in mind
With scorching summer temperatures here, a cautionary tale unfolds for those in search of a portable AC unit to beat the heat. Enticing promises and clever marketing tactics make it easy to fall … more
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6 Baldwin County schools get $18K from Spring Fever Chase
The Spring Fever Chase Committee announced recently they have granted a record-breaking $18,488 to Baldwin County schools to support physical education programs. Held annually in March on the … more
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Gulf Coast Media to hold 2nd-annual football Media Day
The inaugural event was recently awarded for its video coverage, and now Gulf Coast Media's football Media Day will return to the Orange Beach Event Center Thursday, July 27. Public and private … more
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