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Cold wave drives up electricity bills; Alabama Power offering support to customers
The recent cold wave sweeping through Alabama has resulted in a surge in electricity usage, leading to higher bills for numerous Alabama Power customers. In response to the challenges faced by its … more
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Featured speaker John Patrick Green, graphic novelist and illustrator of the popular InvestiGATOR middle grade series, will talk about “The Life of a Graphic Novelist” at 11 a.m. in the Voices Theater.
Discover Books By the Bay: Pensacola's Ultimate Literary Festival on March 23
Book lovers rejoice! There is a festival just for you happening March 23 in downtown Pensacola. Books By the Bay is an outdoor book festival that will highlight more than 50 authors, live … more
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Alabama passes school choice expansion; new law gives $7K credit to eligible families
Gov. Kay Ivey has long been a proponent for expanding school choice and creating education savings accounts (ESA), and she said her signing of the CHOOSE Act into law will provide families with … more
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2023 National Shrimp Festival’s Singing for Scholarships registration opens
Do you have a beautiful voice and a desire to perform? The 50th Annual National Shrimp Festival’s Singing for Scholarships competition registration is open and ready for you. Singing for … more
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Volunteers with Share the Beach, Alabama's sea turtle conservation program, watch as two loggerhead sea turtle hatchlings make their way to the surf on Sunday morning after a nest excavation. The nest originally hatched on Wednesday, but volunteers usually wait at least three days to excavate, which allows them to record the number of hatched and unhatched eggs.
Beachgoers Guide to Coexisting with Sea Turtles During Nesting Season
Share the Beach, an initiative of the Alabama Coastal Foundation, urges beachgoers to prioritize safety and conservation when visiting beaches during sea turtle nesting season this summer. … more
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In one of Foley’s latest city projects, workers build a new link in the Perry Wilbourne Rose Trail. The city is developing a new strategic plan to help officials prepare for future projects.
Foley officials to meet with residents for strategic plan development
FOLEY — Foley planners will be meeting with residents and officials in upcoming months to develop a strategic plan to guide municipal growth. The Foley City Council voted to hire the … more
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Walker Hayes postponed his Duck Buck Tour stop in Orange Beach June 24. The new date is July 25.
Walker Hayes concert rescheduled for July 25
Concert fans were ready to get fancy for date night Saturday but had to rethink their plans at the last minute due to the rescheduling of a  Walker Hayes concert. Hayes and his family have … more
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Alabama firearms deer season opens Nov. 4 and 18
For deer hunters in Alabama, the opening day of firearms deer season is one the most anticipated times of year. The wait is almost over as the season in zones D and E opens on Saturday, Nov. 4. … more
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Dr. LaDonna Crews, associate professor of pediatrics and a pediatrician with USA Health Physicians Group, examines a patient Wednesday, Jan. 2, 2019 in the pediatric clinic at the Strada Patient Care Center.
USA Health pediatrician honored with state advocacy award
LaDonna M. Crews, M.D., FAAP, a physician who specializes in complex care pediatrics at USA Health, has been a passionate advocate for her patients, dedicating her practice to creating a medical home … more
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A statewide pilot study aims to distribute bracelets to six facilities, targeting patients who have recently given birth, experienced severe maternal hypertension or preeclampsia or undergone a pregnancy/infant loss.
USA Health Children's & Women's Hospital sparks statewide pilot program for new moms
In May 2023, when news circulated about a postpartum bracelet initiative at USA Health Children’s & Women’s Hospital, healthcare professionals nationwide expressed interest in … more
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Texas Roadhouse restaurants, including Foley location, host fundraiser for American Tinnitus Association
In a gesture of support for the American Tinnitus Association (ATA), Texas Roadhouse and Bubba’s 33 locations, including the Texas Roadhouse restaurant in Foley, are organizing a fundraising … more
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New Alabama bill sentences life in prison for trafficking minors
Alabama is looking to become the first state to automatically sentence those who are guilty of human trafficking of a minor to life in prison. Sponsored by state Rep. Donna Givens (R-Loxley), … more
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Chris Litton, retired Orange Beach logistics and safety coordinator oversees a participant in a gun safety course at the Orange Beach Police Department shooting range.
Handgun 101 class draws enthusiasts to learn safety, technique in Orange Beach
ORANGE BEACH — The Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (ADCNR) offers residents and visitors a full menu of events, programs and educational opportunities. On Wednesday, … more
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Columbia Southern University will celebrate 30 years of providing distance learning this year.
Columbia Southern University in Orange Beach adds 27 new programs
ORANGE BEACH – Columbia Southern University, which celebrates its 30th year of providing quality distance learning this year, springs into the season with the recent launch of 27 new online … more
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Construction continues at South Baldwin Regional Medical Center. The city of Foley is studying a plan to create a medical overlay district in the area near the hospital.
Foley may create medical overlay district around South Baldwin Regional Medical Center
FOLEY — A medical overlay district could encourage the expansion of medical services to meet the needs of a growing population while protecting surrounding neighborhoods. Foley officials … more
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A scene from a previous Christmas Bazaar. This year's event is sure to be a good and festive time for all.
Robertsdale Senior Center to hold 19th-Annual Christmas Bazaar
The Robertsdale Senior Center will be hosting their 19th-Annual Christmas Bazaar on Saturday, Nov. 18, at the Baldwin County Coliseum on Fairground Road. Doors open at 8 a.m., and there is no … more
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Over 40 Gulf Shores Middle and High School students were out early Monday morning, taking part in a training and restoration project in Orange Beach on Oct. 30, hosted by Dune Doctors and Gulf State Park.
Gulf Shores students install 3,000 native plants at newly renovated Romar beach access
Over 40 Gulf Shores middle and high school students were out early last week taking part in a training and restoration project in Orange Beach on Oct. 30 hosted by Dune Doctors and Gulf State Park. … more
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The Poarch Band of Creek Indians announced plans for a $50 million resort-style hotel to be built at OWA Parks & Resort.
Foley’s OWA Parks & Resort announces plans for $50 million resort hotel
The Poarch Band of Creek Indians announced plans for a $50 million resort-style hotel today.  The tropical-themed resort-style hotel will be on the northeast side of the Tropic Falls water … more
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Work has started to remove the pilings that fell in the 200-foot stretch near the end of Gulf State Park Pier.
Repairs begin to make Gulf State Park Pier whole again
Lamar Pendergrass had a dream several years ago when he became the South Region operations supervisor for the Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources' (ADCNR) State Parks Division. … more
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Baptist Weight-Loss Center secures 2nd national accreditation
Baptist Weight-Loss Center has achieved national accreditation as a Comprehensive Center by the Metabolic and Bariatric Surgery Accreditation and Quality Improvement Program (MBSAQIP®), a … more
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