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Students from The Studio excelled at the NATS Southeastern Regional competition. Mary Claire Kelley secured first place in Kids Commercial Music and Musical Theatre, with Ford Macklem taking second and Nia Faith third in Musical Theatre. Brady Mae Birdsong and Priscilla Simmons tied for fourth. Wynter Marlow clinched first in Youth Commercial Music and third in Youth Musical Theatre. Adalyn Lyles and Madison Smith shared fourth in Lower High School Musical Theatre.
Rising stars: Students from The Studio earn top honors at NATS regional competition
Students from The Studio recently showcased their talents at the National Association of Teachers of Singers' (NATS) Southeastern Regional competition, where they competed against over 400 … more
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Young women from Baldwin and Mobile counties have an opportunity to win scholarship money and represent the USS Alabama. The 2024-2025 USS Alabama Crewmate program is accepting applications.
Scholarship opportunity for young women in Baldwin and Mobile counties with USS Alabama Crewmate Program 2024-2025
Young women from Baldwin and Mobile counties have an opportunity to win scholarship money and represent the USS Alabama. The 2024-2025 USS Alabama Crewmate program is accepting applications. The USS … more
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Baldwin Preparatory Academy seeks waivers from state policies and regulations
LOXLEY — Baldwin Preparatory Academy is preparing to submit a flexibility contract and innovation plan to the state in hopes to receive waivers from certain policies and regulations. … more
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Pictured from left to right are PBCI Tribal Council Member Keith Martin, Roberto Quintana, Liliana Quintana and SLE President Frank Ellis.
Baldwin County youth awarded PBCI scholarships during 2024 SLE Rodeo and Livestock Week
Liliana and Roberto Quintana of Robertsdale were honored with scholarships by the Poarch Band of Creek Indians (PBCI) for their contributions to Alabama's livestock sector. The ceremony took place on … more
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Community spirit shines: Baldwin County hosts 2024 Special Olympics
Baldwin County held its 2024 Special Olympics at W. C. Majors Field in Fairhope on March 15, marking a cherished day for athletes and their families. The event kicked off with an inspiring opening … more
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On March 14, Gulf Shores High School students, coaches, teachers, along with volunteers from the Gulf Park Nature Center, joined forces for "Gulf Shores Gives Back" day. Their collective efforts were dedicated to painting fences for a butterfly garden in the state park and constructing a photo booth for the dog park.
Gulf Shores City Schools make a splash with inaugural "Gulf Shores Gives Back" day
Gulf Shores City Schools students flooded the streets with smiles and purpose on Thursday, March 14, as they embarked on a collective mission to give back to their city. Gulf Shores City Schools … more
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MICAH GREEN / GULF COAST MEDIA Saunders Yachtworks Director of Operations M. Boyd Siegel conducts a tour.
A gateway to the future: Workforce development group partners with Gulf Shores High to offer industry tours in Tri-City
GULF SHORES — As a team works to secure Tighten Up, a three-story, sandy white, blue-bottomed yacht, within the massive wheels, steel and straps of a Marinelift, a group of 30 teenagers mills … more
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Baldwin County High School students explore healthcare careers at Coastal Alabama Community College
Baldwin County High School (BCHS) recently participated in an enriching experience for several of its Health Occupations Students of America (HOSA) and Sports Medicine students by participating in … more
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Baldwin Pops Band awards 2024 John Allen Memorial Scholarships
Members of the Baldwin Pops Band pose with scholarship winners and honorable mentions for the 2024 John Allen Memorial Scholarships. First photo (left to right): Baldwin Pops Band Conductor, Wayne … more
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Columbia Southern University unveils new College of Education, expands program offerings with 7 degrees
Columbia Southern University (CSU) is expanding its educational offerings by introducing six new degree programs across diverse levels and subjects, along with one postgraduate certificate. … more
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Students and educators from South Alabama demonstrated exceptional talent in the Better Business Bureau's Laws of Life essay competition, securing top honors in the statewide contest.
Central and South Alabama students excel in BBB's Laws of Life essay contest
The Better Business Bureau (BBB) serving Central and South Alabama proudly announced the winners of their annual Laws of Life essay competition, supported by the Alabama Humanities Alliance. … more
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Baldwin County accepting applications for summer utilities internship program
Baldwin County Public Schools (BCPS) is once again accepting applications for their summer utilities internship program, offering current high schools students the opportunity to gain hands-on … more
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Gulf Shores High School teacher named top educator for green education in the country
Nearly one year after being selected as Secondary Teacher of the Year, Amanda Talantis, hospitality and tourism teacher at Gulf Shores High School, has been named the top K-12 educator in the country … more
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Coastal Alabama Community College's Podcast Task Force amplifies their voices
The Podcast Task Force from Coastal Alabama Community College recently attended the Community Anti-Drug Coalitions of America (CADCA) National Leadership Forum in National Harbor, Maryland. Comprised … more
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Closing the STEM skills gap to create new possibilities for kids
Over the next decade, it's projected that nearly 3.5 million manufacturing and STEM-related jobs will be available, yet 2 million are expected to go unfilled due to a skills gap, according to the … more
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Students at Florence B. Mathis Elementary School celebrate Read Across America week.
Baldwin County students celebrate Read Across America week
Students, faculty and local community members all across Baldwin County celebrated the annual Read Across America week, hosted by the National Education Association from March 4-8. more
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An inside look into a Baldwin County Virtual School "Pelican Players" production
Later this month, students at the Baldwin County Virtual School are set to perform their big spring musical, bringing the hit DreamWorks animated movie "Madagascar" to life on stage. However, … more
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Baldwin County Public Schools to host 3rd annual Baldwin Connect Career Expo
Baldwin County Public Schools is set to host the third annual college and career expo event on March 20, in an effort to connect current high school students, as well as community members with … more
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University of Alabama multicultural journalism program applications open
The Alabama Scholastic Press Association (ASPA) announced the return of the Multicultural Journalism Workshop (MJW) for high school media students in 2024. Held over 10 days on the campus of The … more
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Columbia Southern University receives ACBSP accreditation for business programs
Columbia Southern University (CSU) has achieved programmatic accreditation from the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP) for its undergraduate and graduate degree programs … more
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