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The Trailblaze Challenge, a one-day, 26.3-mile endurance hike on the Pinhoti Trail, raises money for Make-A-Wish Alabama.
Make-A-Wish Alabama sets ambitious $1.1 million goal for 2024 Trailblaze Challenge fundraiser
The Trailblaze Challenge, a one-day, 26.3-mile endurance hike on the Pinhoti Trail, raises money for Make-A-Wish Alabama. This year marks the eighth year for the fundraiser in Alabama. Those … more
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Elberta senior Aiden Freemantle dumps water on his head during the Warriors’ preseason jamboree against the Robertsdale Golden Bears on Aug. 17. The Alabama Cooperative Extension System has tips on how athletes can stay hydrated through the late-summer heat.
5 tips on how to keep athletes hydrated in Alabama’s late-summer heat
AUBURN UNIVERSITY — With fall nearly one month away, the temperatures of late summer are not letting up anytime soon. Adding that to an average annual humidity of more than 85%, the struggle is … more
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Improvements to the batting cages at the city sports plex on Cater Lee Way are some of the park projects planned by the city of Foley.
Foley City Council greenlights upgrades: Enhanced batting cages and LED lights to transform ball fields
The Foley City Council recently approved improvements at the Raymond C. Christensen Sports Plex on Cater Lee Way, including enhanced batting cages and new lights. Jeff Lee, Foley parks director, said … more
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Growing herbs for the first time? Here are tips to getting started
If you are inspired to grow your food for the first time this spring, you might consider starting with an herb garden, said Germán Sandoya Miranda, an assistant professor of plant breeding and … more
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How to grow and use radishes, the fastest-growing vegetable: Cultivating the Coast with Kitti Cooper, presented by Saunders Yachtworks
Whether you're a seasoned gardener or a beginner, radishes are a fantastic choice for growing your own food in your backyard, no matter how much space you have available. Radish is typically one of … more
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One of the new bathhouses at Oak Mountain State Park will have an adjacent meeting pavilion with overhead doors.
Alabama State Parks open for business during renovations
The Alabama State Parks Division is currently undergoing various exciting facility renovations. However, State Parks Director Greg Lein wants everyone to know that Alabama’s 21 State Parks are … more
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Conservation Commissioner Chris Blankenship joins Governor Kay Ivey to present the Grand Champion trophies to hunter Paul McCaleb, right, and landowner Russ Newman.
McCaleb crowned Grand Champion at Alabama Governor's One-Shot Turkey Hunt
Despite some challenging weather conditions, the Alabama Governor's One-Shot Turkey Hunt last week was another resounding success with numerous hunters from across the nation bagging an Alabama bird. … more
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MICAH GREEN / GULF COAST MEDIA Raines uses a trolling motor to weave his boat through thick vegetation on a small creek off of the Tensaw River.
Deep in America's Amazon: A trip through the lower Mobile-Tensaw Delta with journalist-author Ben Raines, Clotilda discoverer
Did you know the Mobile-Tensaw Delta is home to more turtle species, 18, than any other river delta in the world, including the Amazon and the Mekong?  It’s not a luxurious cruise … more
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National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration [NOAA] Fisheries and the Gulf States Marine Fisheries Commission are currently seeking volunteers to participate in the modernization of commercial shrimping effort data collection.
NOAA Fisheries seeks volunteers to modernize Gulf of Mexico shrimp data collection
NOAA Fisheries and the Gulf States Marine Fisheries Commission are currently seeking volunteers to participate in the modernization of commercial shrimping effort data collection. Participants will … more
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Pictured from left to right are Mary Francis Boykin, President, and Marilyn Mannhard, Baldwin County Master Gardener.
Master Gardener shares container gardening tips at Robertsdale Garden Club
Marilyn Mannhard, a Baldwin County Master Gardener, shared her expertise on container gardening during a recent program held for members and guests of the Robertsdale Garden Club. Drawing from … more
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Four Beef and Forage Field Days planned in 2024
AUBURN UNIVERSITY — Cattle and forage producers can beef up their herd and pasture management through the 2024 Beef and Forage Field Days. Brought to you by the Alabama Cooperative Extension … more
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Unlocking the secrets of tomato cultivation: Cultivating the Coast with Kitti Cooper, presented by Saunders Yachtworks
Tomatoes, the quintessential summer crop, hold a special place in the hearts of gardeners and food enthusiasts alike. However, cultivating tomato plants requires more than just planting seeds and … more
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Three of the coonhounds at the Southern Heritage Hunt and Show at the Coonhound Cabin were, from left, Danielle Kunz's bluetick, Kayla Cooper's redbone and Madison Fancher's black and tan. On the right, Rocket, a treeing Walker, tries to climb the big oak to reach the scented raccoon hide during the field trials.
Coonhoun Cabin attracts Southern Heritage Show to Alabama
Down a winding, tree-lined road on the outskirts of Clanton is a destination that attracts a select group of individuals and their canine companions. It's the Coonhound Cabin, which sits on 85 acres … more
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Agriculture is a big industry in Alabama, with one out of every 4.6 jobs in the state relating to agriculture and forestry.
Farm bill extension into 2024 gives hope to agricultural producers, SNAP recipients
A tumultuous fall in the legislature gave way to the fear of no farm bill becoming a reality. While a new farm bill was not drafted or signed, Alabama residents can breathe a short sigh of relief. … more
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Christina Roberto and her daughter, Charlotte, who is now 2.
Amid tough year for trees, Alabama anticipates fall color
AUBURN UNIVERSITY — The temperature isn't the only thing changing in Alabama. Along with cooler nights, the colors of fall are arriving across the state. The reason for the season is rooted in … more
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Renewed recreation: Bay Minette's Sye Davis Park welcomes upgrades
The City of Bay Minette has recently enhanced the recreational offerings at Sye Davis Park with the installation of new playground equipment. As part of the park's renovation efforts, youth … 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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Wolf Creek is one of the sites where local volunteers have been collecting water quality data for about 25 years. Monitors have collected more than 9,500 records at South Baldwin sites since 1998, the second-highest total in Alabama.
Citizen volunteers contribute 25 years of water quality data in Foley area streams
For a quarter of a century, dedicated citizen volunteers in the Foley area have been actively involved in collecting thousands of water samples, offering crucial water quality insights for South … more
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The secrets of mulberry trees: Cultivating the Coast with Kitti Cooper, presented by Saunders Yachtworks
Mulberry trees are fascinating and valuable plants that offer an array of benefits beyond their delicious fruits. In this article, we'll delve into the diverse uses and significance of mulberry … more
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Having opened on Oct. 2, 2023, Alabama's public oyster reefs witnessed a productive harvest season. Upon the closure on Jan. 19, the management zones will have been accessible for harvest for a duration of 75 days.
Alabama's oyster harvest declared a success as season closes
Alabama's Marine Resources Division (MRD), under Section 9-12-28 of the Code of Alabama 1975 and Rule 220-3-.02, has officially announced the closure of all public water bottoms to oyster harvest at … more
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