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Discover unique artwork and local talent at Foley's 51st Annual Art in the Park event this Mother's Day Weekend
Every Mother's Day weekend for the past 51 years, the heart of Foley has filled with artists, locals and tourists. Foley's Art in the Park event is one of the largest and longest running events in … more
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Wawa breaks ground on first Alabama store in Fairhope, projected to open in 2024
Wawa, a New Jersey founded convenience store chain, officially broke ground on its first Alabama store in Fairhope on June 13. The event offered guests the opportunity to sample … more
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(From left) Miss Eastern Shore Dru Bramlett, Miss Alabama Brianna Burrell and Miss Eastern Shore’s Teen Megan Kent.
Get to know the newly crowned Miss Eastern Shore and Miss Eastern Shore's Teen
On July 29, 10 young women took their moment in the spotlight with hopes of being crowned the first-ever Miss Eastern Shore and Miss Eastern Shore's Teen. Next year, Dru Bramlett and Megan Kent will … more
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Ice Skating with Santa is a new, free event inside the Daphne Civic Center.
Daphne welcomes new holiday tradition
A Daphne tradition, Santa’s Snow & Movie Night, has ended, but it is being replaced with an exciting new tradition. Ice Skating with Santa is a new, free event inside the Daphne Civic … more
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Robertsdale Library hosts Halloween celebration [Photo gallery]
ROBERTSDALE, Alabama -- It was a carnival atmosphere on Tuesday, Oct. 30 when the Robertsdale Public Library hosted its annual Halloween Fun Night, complete with jugglers, a stilt-walker, balloon … more
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Fairhope Walmart reopens after remodeling, new layout and design
FAIRHOPE — Shoppers in Fairhope got their first glimpse of the newly remodeled Walmart Supercenter during a re-grand opening held May 12. The new design and layout aims to provide a better … more
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Chef Brody Olive and sous chef Luis Silvestre count down the minutes until they begin cooking their dish Monday evening at Zeke’s Restaurant for the 8th annual Alabama Seafood Cook-Off.
Perdido Beach Resort, Voyagers chefs Olive, Silvestre reel in victory at 8th-annual Alabama Seafood Cook-Off
ORANGE BEACH — June 12, Zeke’s Restaurant became the vibrant backdrop for the 8th annual Alabama Seafood Cook-Off, where seafood enthusiasts and industry professionals congregated to … more
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John Sherill (8), returns a kickoff flanked by Tanner Deeds (14) and Darnell Bell (28).
MGM at Fairhope highlights [Photo gallery]
MGM – 7-0-7-3–17FHS – 0-0-0–14-14Scoring summary:1Q8:57: MGM – Lewis Pettaway, 45-yard pass from Cullan O’shea. Preston Duke kick.3Q7:51: MGM – Joshua … more
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The project would replace the aging headworks at the Fairhope sewage treatment plant and cost over $5 million.
Fairhope gets $1.1M for wastewater treatment
A project to fix one of Fairhope's wastewater choke points and help keep up with population growth is $1,154,696 closer after officials accepted a grant from the Alabama Department of Environmental … more
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The 25th-Annual Jennifer Claire Moore Foundation Professional Rodeo will present eight nightly events include bareback bronc riding, saddle bronc riding, calf roping, steer wrestling, breakaway roping, barrel racing, team roping and bull riding
5 things to do on the Gulf Coast to wrap up summer break, Aug. 3-6
Hello August! The first days of the 2023-2024 school year are quickly approaching, and this week's list has a variety of ways to end your summer break. Spend an action-packed evening at the rodeo, … more
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Volunteers from Girl Scout Troop 8572, l-r, Jeannette Hill, Lauren Godwin, 8, and Marie Hill, 7, collect debris at the public beach as they participate in the 26th Alabama Coastal Cleanup on Saturday, Sept. 21, 2013, in Fairhope, Ala. The cleanup covers 27 sites in Mobile and Baldwin Counties. (Mike Kittrell/mkittrell@al.com)
From Gulf Shores to Spanish Fort, coastal communities unite for cleanup
Each year, residents across the region brave heat, rain and sun to give our coastal waterways an annual deep clean. The 36th-annual Alabama Coastal Cleanup is Saturday, Sept. 16. Locals will take … 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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Congratulations RHS Class of 2019 [Photo gallery]
ROBERTSDALE, Alabama -- The first year of the Joe Sharp era at Robertsdale High School came to an end for 312 graduating seniors Monday night, May 13 at J.D. Sellars Stadium. In his first year as … more
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Alligator sighted surfing shore of Dauphin Island
Beachgoers on Dauphin Island were in for a surprise this week when a rogue alligator was spotted in the surf. According to Sean Powers, a marine and environmental science professor at the … more
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Fairhope’s iconic clock corner is schedule to get an updated look. Work on new landscaping and pedestrian traffic signals are scheduled to begin Aug. 1
Busy Fairhope intersection to get new pedestrian signals
Fairhope residents and visitors will soon see pedestrian signals at the intersection of Fairhope Avenue and Section Street. The iconic Fairhope Clock corner is set to get improvements, and those … more
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It is time to dust off your broom and break in your running shoes because the Haunted Hustle is Oct. 21.
Witches and runners, Gulf Shores is ready for you
It is time to dust off your broom and break in your running shoes because the Haunted Hustle is approaching. The City of Gulf Shores announced the dates for its annual Haunted Hustle early to give … more
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With no slowdown in sight to the development and growth of Fairhope, Corey Martin, a first-term councilman, is looking for solutions to the city’s future water needs.
Fairhope's water future: Councilman Corey Martin's vision for sustainable solutions
Corey Martin is a first-term Fairhope city councilman who is looking for creative solutions to protect Fairhope's water resource for future generations. This summer, the city of Fairhope struggled … 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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Unlock Baldwin County's festive fun this weekend, Dec. 15-17
The holiday shopping clock is ticking loudly. Are you as behind on the holiday cheer as I am? The Christmas tree is up but missing the ornaments. The Christmas lists have been made, but the … more
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Chris Litton, a retired logistics and safety coordinator for the city of Orange Beach, will have major surgery mid-August. The community has rallied to raise money to help defer some of the medical costs.
Foley, Gulf Coast groups host fundraisers for retired Orange Beach employee for upcoming surgery
Beekeeper, chef, deer processor, gun safety educator, historian, sound engineer and community volunteer — these are the many hats Chris Litton wears and are among the reasons so many people are … more
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