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Hannah Legg was not the only one to use brush strokes on the seven panels, but three groups from Foley High School, Foley Middle School and Foley home schoolers were able to add color and life to this Cat Alley Walkway art. Within the seven panels are recreational tings to do in Foley such as a rollercoaster at OWA, Rose Trail, scenes from Graham Creek, sports tourism, trains featured at the train museum and of course, five cats are painted into the mix.
2nd mural unveiled at Foley's Cat Alley Public art project celebrates late John Snook's love for cats
FOLEY — Honoring the late John McClure Snook, founder of Gulf Telephone and owner of Hotel Magnolia, a 28-foot-long and 8-foot-tall mural has been unveiled at 106 N. Alston St., paying tribute … 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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U.S. greenhouse gas emissions rise in 2022, EPA report shows
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) unveiled its latest annual "Inventory of U.S. Greenhouse Gas Emissions and Sinks" ("GHG Inventory") on April 11 according to a news release. This … more
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Alabama families with modest incomes are poised to gain advantages from recently introduced below-market mortgage interest rates via the Alabama Housing Finance Authority's (AHFA) First Step Mortgage Revenue Bond program.
AHFA's First Step program: Affordable homeownership opportunities for Alabama
Alabama households with modest incomes are set to benefit from new below-market mortgage interest rates through the Alabama Housing Finance Authority's (AHFA) First Step Mortgage Revenue Bond program … more
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In this photo, Alfa Insurance President Jimmy Parnell is joined by Agent Kendall Mohler, District Manager Laine Wooden, and Executive Vice President of Marketing Mark Evans, from left to right.
Daphne's Mohler receives top honors at Alfa Insurance's 2023 Awards Ceremony
Alfa Insurance Agent Kendall Mohler, based in Daphne, was recently bestowed with the 2023 Top Agency Producer Award for Alabama during the company's annual awards ceremony. The recognition was … more
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Energy efficiency is an important way to tackle home energy costs and can also support sustainability.
Tips to lower your energy costs this winter
The U.S. Department of Energy reports that low-income households face an energy burden – the portion of income spent on home energy costs – three times higher than other households, … 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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Uniting agencies for disaster relief: Baldwin County VOAD meeting this week
Baldwin County Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster (VOAD) will meet on Thursday, April 18, at 10 a.m. The meeting will take place at the Baldwin County Emergency Operations Center, located at … 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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When it comes to making a holiday card, there are several things that can go wrong. Keep your card from finding its way onto the naughty list by thinking about grammar and choosing the right photo.
Alabama Cooperative Extension System tips on sleighing your holiday card
The holiday-card season is here. Soon, mailboxes will be filled with greetings and warm wishes. When it comes to making a holiday card, there are several things that can go … 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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WGU announces scholarships for Alabama teachers in honor of National Teacher Appreciation Week
Online nonprofit Western Governors University (WGU) is gearing up to honor National Teacher Appreciation Week from May 6 to 10 by launching three scholarship programs tailored for current and … 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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Charting the course: Key findings from Alabama's 2023 Kids Count Data Book
People living in 19th century New England believed tuberculosis, known then as "consumption," was quite possibly not a disease at all but a sign of vampirism. In an effort to remove this … more
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Navigating Baldwin County's trends in the 2023 Alabama Kids Count Data Book
In the 2023 Alabama Kids Count Data Book, Baldwin County ranks as the seventh-best county for the overall health of children in Alabama, slipping from the previous year's ranking at fourth place. … more
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Garden and garnish with Alabama Extension’s Harvest of the Month
AUBURN UNIVERSITY — This year, the Alabama Cooperative Extension System’s Grow More, Give More program is helping gardeners in a brand-new way. Each month, the program will feature a … 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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Many qualified older workers find themselves overlooked for positions they are well-suited for. Despite their wealth of expertise, maturity and perspective, professionals in their 50s, 60s and 70s often encounter unique challenges in the job market, including age bias and discrimination.
AARP offers advice for older workers looking to get hired in 2024
In a noteworthy shift, recent research indicates that the overall contribution of older workers to the labor force is on the rise, reaching approximately 11 million individuals. Over the last four … more
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Over 15 women gathered inside Central Perk Cafe in Summerdale to talk about life, tell jokes and enjoy each other's company on March 28.
Building bonds over coffee; New Baldwin County women's group grows to 2,500 members in one year
SUMMERDALE — In a dimly lit Summerdale coffee shop, women fill the room with laughter and talks of life. One might think they are lifelong friends, but it was only a few months ago when their … more
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Kiwanis Club member Martha Ryan, left, presented the winner, Ellen Arnold, with the prize.
Arnold named winner in Kiwanis Club of Bay Minette's "Box of Love" drawing
Ellen Arnold emerged triumphant in the highly anticipated "Box of Love" drawing, a beloved event organized by the Kiwanis Club of Bay Minette. Arnold's winnings comprised a diverse array of … more
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