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Orange Beach Performing Arts Center announces auditions for upcoming shows
The Orange Beach Performing Arts Center announced its search for the cast of two upcoming shows, "The Wizard of Oz" and "Visions of Christmas." "The Wizard of Oz" We're off to see the wizard! This … more
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Registration for this year’s hunts will open at 8 a.m. on Aug. 21. Although the hunts are free, online registration is required. The first youth dove hunts of the season begin on Sept. 2.
Registration for 2023 Alabama youth dove hunts opens Aug. 21
The Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources' Division of Wildlife and Freshwater Fisheries provides several youth dove hunt opportunities throughout the state each fall. A simple … more
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From left are Alabama Farmers Federation President Jimmy Parnell, Coleman McKenzie, Gregory Resmondo and Trey Colley.
Three farmers from Baldwin County compete in annual AL Farm and Land Expo
The annual Alabama Farm and Land Expo took place Aug. 12 in Mobile, and three participants from Baldwin County competed. Coleman McKenzie and Gregory Resmondo were two of 22 contestants competing in … more
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Bid farewell to Foreigner at Mobile Saenger Theatre
MOBILE — The Mobile Saenger Theatre's list of upcoming performances gets new additions regularly. This week, three shows were added that the music fan in your life is not going to want to miss. … more
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Baldwin County Program helps seniors prepare for storm
As hurricane season heads into its typical peak in September, everyone should be prepared in case of the need to evacuate. Baldwin County Council on Aging has a resource for seniors to do so. The … more
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Dr. Ryan Ramagosa performs a procedure on a patient. On an average day, Sunrise Dermatology sees an average of 20 to 25 invasive, high-risk skin cancers between the Mobile and Daphne offices that require MOHS Surgery. The practice also sees and treats another 20 to 30 of the more common skin lesions daily.
Expert Insight: Daphne dermatologist explains key factors and timing for skin cancer screenings
DAPHNE — There are guidelines for many things in the U.S. when it comes to our health. We know it is recommended to get our teeth cleaned and checked every six months, have a mammogram starting … more
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A newly built home in Fairhope with freshly laid sod waters the lawn even though it is prohibited under the phase three water emergency.
Fairhope remains under phase 3 emergency water conservation plan until Aug. 21
Scorching temperatures, a lack of rainfall and high-water usage have put the city of Fairhope under a phase three emergency water conservation plan, but city officials say that should … more
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Bama Bayou demolition begins in Orange Beach after sitting abandoned for over 5 years
For the first time since 2018, dirt and debris is floating in the air as the unfinished buildings begin to fall at Bama Bayou in Orange Beach. In August 2022, The Wharf announced the purchase of … more
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Did you know National Honey Bee Day is approaching? Celebrate the honey bee at Meaher State Park.
Things to do this weekend on the Alabama Gulf Coast, Aug. 17 – 20
Another week of heat, another week of school, another week of work. If you are ready to get out and the week behind you, we have some ideas. Our list of weekend events sticks to Baldwin County this … 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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South Alabama Land Trust appoints new director
The South Alabama Land Trust, a regional land conversation nonprofit, has a new leader. Jane Herndon was announced as the group's new executive director, bringing with her over 30 years of … more
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Bay Minette library uses Poarch Creek grant to gift 150 kids books
The Bay Minette Public Library handed out 150 books to children thanks to an Endowment Grant from the Poarch Band of Creek Indians. The library distributed the books, along with a library tote, … more
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American Medical Association President Jesse M. Ehrenfeld, M.D., and his son Ethan.
How to help keep your child safe and healthy this school year
As students return to classrooms, doctors say that it's important to ensure that children are up-to-date with routine childhood vaccinations. "The evidence around vaccinations is abundantly … more
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New research uncovers biggest challenges for first-time movers
From broken belongings to going over budget, moving comes with its fair share of challenges and stresses. Recent research completed by Duck brand uncovers insights about first time movers … more
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Go back to school with Alabama 4-H
AUBURN UNIVERSITY — As students head back to school, Alabama 4-H is excited to welcome new and previous members to another exciting year in 4-H. Enrollment is now open for Alabama youths ages 9 … more
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Diehl and his family remain committed to their mission. They plan to participate in the ALS walk at the University of South Alabama in September, celebrating not only ALS awareness but also their upcoming 22nd wedding anniversary. He is supposed to be a guest speaker at the Alabama EMS conference in Orange Beach in November.
Former firefighter battling ALS advocates for awareness, unity Pegged as guest speaker at EMS conference in OB
Steve Diehl wants to use his narrative to illuminate his story of living and coming to terms with ALS after a career in firefighting and as a paramedic. Diehl's journey in the firefighting world … more
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Superintendent of Vegetation Management at Riviera Utilities Josh Roberts and Nick Funk.
Riviera Utilities working with local Fairhope couple to preserve tortoise burrows in their backyard
Nuzzled underneath electric transmission lines and behind the home of Rita and Nick Funk in Fairhope, much to their surprise were several gopher tortoise burrows, a federally protected species. … more
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Tony Cline named COO of Lucy Buffett's LuLu's restaurants
A Gulf Shores-based man has been named COO of one of the city's more well-known restaurants. Lucy Buffett's LuLu's in Gulf Shores; Destin, Florida; and North Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, … more
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Dr. John Borom casts his net during a shrimp jubilee on the Eastern Shore.
Harvest regulations still apply during jubilees
When the weather gets hot and stagnant, the folks who live on the Eastern Shore of Mobile Bay go on high alert. Certain weather and water conditions in the bay can lead a rare phenomenon known as a … more
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Chuck Maglothin of Foley is the August "Veteran of the Month."
Foley man named veteran of the month by Tuberville
U.S. Sen. Tommy Tuberville (R-AL) recently released a video honoring Chuck Maglothin of Foley as his August "Veteran of the Month." "Our service members put their lives on the line to preserve … more
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