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Employees and visitors at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory stopped to watch the Aug. 21, 2017, solar eclipse.
The eclipse is coming. Will it black out Baldwin?
As the moon gradually moves into alignment between the Earth and the sun on April 8, you will feel a shift take place. The daylight will gradually dim, reminiscent of a sudden summer storm or an … more
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Spend an evening Under the Stars in Fairhope and support Baldwin County Child Advocacy Center
The Baldwin County Child Advocacy Center (BCCAC) provides important services to the children of Baldwin County. For one night, they want to celebrate with the community while raising funds to … more
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Raines uses a trolling motor to weave his boat through thick vegetation on a small creek off of the Tensaw River.
Discover the untold story of the Clotilda with renowned filmmaker Ben Raines during USA Speaker Series event in Fairhope
Spend an evening with Baldwin County environmental journalist, filmmaker, explorer and author Ben Raines April 4, at 5:30 p.m. The University of South Alabama's (USA) Eastern Shore Speaker Series … more
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Gulf Shores Police seek witnesses to suspect attempting to flee scene of Gulf Shores shooting
GULF SHORES (3:30 p.m.) - The Gulf Shores Police Department released more information regarding last night’s alterations that led to one person being shot in the leg. Before being taken … more
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Update: Gulf Shores Police investigating into shooter identity in Wednesday night incident
The City of Gulf Shores released more details about last night’s alterations that led to one person being shot in the leg. Gulf Shores Public Information Officer Grant Brown said his … more
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American Lung Association asthma program cuts asthma hospitalizations in half
In the U.S., 24.8 million people are living with asthma, which is a chronic lung disease that makes it harder to move air in and out of your lungs. Today, the American Lung Association marks 20 years … more
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How to pick plants that will thrive in your climate
When choosing what kind of plants to put down in your yard, you likely focus on the what and the where. After all, a beautiful plant in a prime location enhances curb appeal and even bragging rights. … more
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Alabama PALS kicks off the 2024 "Don't Drop It On Alabama" Spring Cleanup
Alabama is gearing up for its annual statewide "Don't Drop It On Alabama" Spring Cleanup, scheduled to span the entire month of April according to a news release. Coordinated by Alabama PALS … more
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All aboard the Dame Ann and ride on down to the "Bunny Hutch" to visit with the Easter Bunny, hunt eggs and make an Easter craft.
7 Gulf Coast happenings you shouldn't miss this weekend, March 28-31
Here comes Peter Cottontail, hopping down the bunny trail… Happy Good Friday everyone. Easter weekend has arrived, Baldwin County students are wrapping up spring break and fun events are … more
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Gulf Shores shooting leaves one injured
Gulf Shores Police are investigating after an altercation led to one person being shot in the leg at Gulf Place in Gulf Shores last night. A suspect was taken into custody at the Gulf Shores … more
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Many Alabamians could lose internet discounts in April, including Baldwin County residents
Hundreds of thousands of Alabamians could lose their ability to afford internet if the Federal Communication Commission does not renew the Affordable Connectivity Program. The ACP is an FCC … more
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While firefighters in Texas have successfully contained the largest wildfire in the state's history after a grueling three-week battle across the Texas and Oklahoma Panhandles, the road to recovery for Texan cattle ranchers remains daunting, with thousands of cattle lost and millions of acres scorched, deeply impacting the ranchers.
Alabama extends aid to Texas wildfire victims
Imagine. You're a seasoned cattle rancher, tending to your herd and managing your land with precision and care, day in and day out. The vast expanse of your land stretches before you, providing ample … more
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Religion column by Dr. Franklin L. Kirksey: The real Jesus
The real Jesus is unlike any other. Paul warns about those who preach another Jesus that he has not preached because people are deceived by a different spirit and a different gospel and end up … more
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Easter dinner across the country often involves a honey-baked ham, but on the Gulf Coast, a popular way to celebrate is with a crawfish boil. This year, be prepared for higher prices and lower supply.
Baldwin County seafood market talks on struggling crawfish season, high prices
Easter dinner across the country often involves a honey-baked ham, but on the Gulf Coast, a popular way to celebrate is with a crawfish boil. This year, be prepared for higher prices and lower … more
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Battling bites: Blocking mosquito-borne diseases
As the days grow longer and warmer, summer fun beckons. Swimming, sports, and picnics go hand in hand with warmer weather. But so do bug bites. Mosquitoes in particular can ruin a day outside. And … more
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Soil testing an important spring task
Give your green thumb a head start and make sure growing conditions are ideal by collecting soil samples for testing this spring. The Auburn University Soil, Forage and Water Testing Laboratory … 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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Spring cleaning: Don't toss that 'junk,' it may be valuable
From baseball cards and sports equipment to postcards and photographs, is that "junk" in your attic or basement dusty treasure or just dusty? We've all heard of families getting rich from the sale of … more
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Alabama Attorney General finalizes $220 million opioid settlement with 2 distributors
Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall announced today a $220 million settlement with two opioid distributors to resolve litigation with the State over their role in the opioid crisis in Alabama. … more
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The city of Foley will start work to widen and repave the Foley Beach Express between Baldwin County 12 and the highway’s intersection with Alabama 59. The project is expected to take 250 days.
Foley set to begin Beach Express repaving, widening
Plans on the long-awaited project to widen and repave the Foley Beach Express are set to begin in Foley. Mobile Asphalt Company secured the lowest bid for the significant infrastructure … more
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