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The toll bridge on the Beach Expresss. “The transfer of these routes to ALDOT allows for a more cohesive roadway network, maintained by one agency, to better facilitate the needs of the traveling public," County Engineer Frank Lundy said.
Baldwin County Commission completes transfer of roadways to ALDOT for streamlined maintenance and improved connectivity to Alabama's Gulf Coast beaches
Baldwin County Commission has finalized the transfer of its portions of several county-owned roadways to the Alabama Department of Transportation. These roadways include Baldwin Beach Express, … more
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Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources
WFF's Freeman celebrated for wildlife conservation officer service
The adage that if you love your work then you’ll never work a day in your life can be applied to Bill Freeman since 2014. Freeman, a conservation enforcement officer (CEO) with the Alabama … more
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William Kilgo, M.D.
USA Health multiple sclerosis specialist presents findings at world conference
William Kilgo, M.D., a neurologist with USA Health, recently shared research findings using a first-of-its-kind blood test that monitors multiple sclerosis (MS) disease activity in a poster … more
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USA Health officials urging families to take measures to avoid RSV and other respiratory illnesses
The number of children with severe cases of RSV has risen sharply in recent days in Mobile, with the positivity rate tripling in the last two weeks among pediatric patients at USA Health Children's … more
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The city of Foley is building a new Public Works Department campus as part of efforts to expand services as the community grows. The city is developing a strategic plan to prepare for growth in upcoming years.
Foley seeks public input for strategic plan
FOLEY — Residents will have a chance to take part in guiding Foley’s future growth by helping to develop the city’s strategic plan. The city of Foley is working with the national … more
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Some of the first settlers in Baldwin County working at a cotton gin in Foley.The First Settlers Memorial Brick Paver program will identify the families that settled In Baldwin County over 100 years ago, sharing the story of those who placed the county on the map.
Baldwin County program to recognize first settlers Names of settlers from 100 years ago to be paved onto bricks
The First Settlers Memorial Brick Paver program will identify the families that settled in Baldwin County over 100 years ago. Established on Jan. 17, 2017, by the Baldwin County Commission, the … more
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Light blue shows where rising sea levels will impact areas in Baldwin County.
Forget global warming debates, plan for what if
Reid Cummings isn't an environmentalist. He's not a climatologist or even an activist. What he knows is real estate. And he knows for certain that rising sea levels are bad for business. … more
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Winter citrus tree care – Organic gardening on the Gulf Coast with Kitti Cooper
As winter settles in, our attention turns from setting up festive decorations to the well-being of our beloved citrus trees. In this comprehensive guide, we'll explore how the magic of Christmas … more
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Pneumococcal pneumonia can be life-threatening. Here’s what to know
Pneumococcal pneumonia can disrupt your life for weeks and, in some cases, be serious or even life-threatening. To help adults understand how they can help protect themselves against pneumococcal … more
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Exercise may reduce heart failure risk for people with depression or anxiety
Physical activity may reduce the risk of heart failure among people with depression or anxiety more so than in people without the mental health conditions, according to new research. Previous studies … more
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As the animals sniffed and explored the blue and pink tires, they quickly became comfortable, climbing onto the beds and relaxing. “It feels great because it is finally like the animals recognize the I have put in a lot of work into these projects,” he said. “I am overall overjoyed to see that the animals like it.”
Fairhope Eagles Scout provides comfort to Humane animals
FAIRHOPE — After 180 hours of preparation and assembling and painting tires, Eagle Scout Brody Gwaltney delivered 10 tire beds to the Baldwin County Humane Society for incoming animals. … more
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A few days after releasing his first book, local author Zach Wilson woke up to a message from Amazon stating that his first book was number one best seller in the children’s fiction inspirational category. “It was surreal,” he said. “I literally woke up and the next day I looked, and it was number one. Surreal is probably the best word to describe it.”
From passion to paper Local author writes first book to inspire children, tops category on Amazon
FAIRHOPE — Driven by a passion for storytelling, Zach Wilson aspires to inspire young hearts with the message that each child holds a unique and invaluable purpose in the world, conveyed … more
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Gulf Shores announces upcoming Christmas events
With Thanksgiving in the rearview mirror, the City of Gulf Shores has announced upcoming events to fill your holiday season with cheer and excitement. This year, the celebration will include … more
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Golf carts proposed for The Retreat at Bon Secour in Gulf Shores
Gulf Shores City Council members discussed disaster relief services, budget amendments and a proposal to allow golf carts in The Retreat at Bon Secour at a meeting Nov. 20. Disaster relief services … more
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Mary Myers Clarke and her brother at the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade in New York City on Nov. 23.
Spanish Fort student surprised with Magic Moment trip to New York City
If you were one of the millions of people who tuned into the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade Thursday morning, you may have noticed a familiar face among the shivering but enthusiastic crowd. Mary … more
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Cooking on the wild side: At new Savanna restaurant at Gulf Coast zoo, Sunset Cork Room legacy lives on
Chef John Davis arrived in Gulf Shores as the result of a COVID-19 pandemic layoff and a job opportunity for his wife. What he found was a community and a dream job at a fine dining restaurant he … more
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Looking to make your holiday season a little more jolly? The Lower Alabama Young Professionals Club [LAYP] will be hosting their signature Santa pub crawl for the fourth year in a row, offering the chance to dress up as the big man himself.
Annual Santa pub crawl to return for fourth year at The Wharf in Orange Beach
Looking to make your holiday season a little more jolly? The Lower Alabama Young Professionals Club [LAYP] will be hosting their signature Santa pub crawl for the fourth year in a row, offering the … more
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The North Baldwin Chamber of Commerce is celebrating 41 years of bringing the community of Bay Minette together for shared memories and holiday spirit at its annual Christmas Festival.
North Baldwin Chamber of Commerce brings community together for Christmas festivities, celebrating 41 years of annual Christmas Festival
The North Baldwin Chamber of Commerce is celebrating 41 years of bringing the community of Bay Minette together for shared memories and holiday spirit at its annual Christmas Festival. Located … more
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School board votes on data, tutor programs for Baldwin County
Superintendent Eddie Tyler and school board members gathered for this month's Baldwin County Board of Education meeting, which took place in Bay Minette on Nov. 16, discussing several topics … more
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Members of the AL-935 Armed Drill Team, led by cadet Mercer, salute their judges before beginning the drill maneuvers.
Daphne students compete in AFJROTC drill meet
Several Daphne students in the AL-935 drill team unit conquered their first meet in Gulf Breeze, Florida, on Oct. 28. Four student-led teams competed in the meet under the direction of Daphne … more
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