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The 36th - Annual Alabama Coastal Cleanup will get the trash out of the splash Saturday, Sept. 16
Things to do in Baldwin County this weekend, Sept. 15-17
While some may want to stay home and take in all the football on television this weekend, there are lots of things happening for those who want to get out of the house. The assortment of events in … more
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Two slices, one plain cheese and the other pepperoni with the mixed salad. The slices were topped with fresh basil when they came out of the oven before heading to our table
Fairhope's Nini Squares: Where pizza slices take center stage
Have you ever been locked in a debate with family or friends on what pizza toppings to order? There are times when a consensus just isn't possible. The next time you find yourself in that situation, … more
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Christopher Ivy Bates escaped from his assigned workplace at approximately 11:30 a.m. He was last seen around the County Road 8 area.
Inmate escapes work release in Gulf Shores
Gulf Shores Police Department are assisting the Alabama Department of Corrections in locating an escaped inmate. Christopher Ivy Bates escaped from his assigned workplace at approximately 11:30 … more
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Fairhope parents meet over potential split from county school district Pirate principal against; Resident leader shows negative impact on city
Fairhope schools by the numbers 2,025 students enrolled in Fairhope Schools live outside city limits Total estimated state funding: approximately $15,456,803 $5,452 per student in state funding Total … more
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Orange Beach Elementary opens new cafeteria and media center
Orange Beach Elementary School hosted a ribbon cutting on Sept. 5 to celebrate the opening of their new state-of-the-art cafeteria and library. Superintendent Randy Wilkes said that in addition to … more
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Recycle old electronics for a good cause
Need to get rid of outdated technology or household electronics? Believe it or not, your electronic junk can help United Cerebral Palsy of Mobile in a big way. The Loxley Public Library is … more
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Fairhope library to host ‘Unlocking the Headache Mystery’ author Phelps
FAIRHOPE — In "Unlocking the Headache Mystery, Essential Keys to Reclaim Your Vibrant Life," Elizabeth Anson Phelps explores truths about healing through a mix of research, fact, storytelling … more
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Jack Rowe, an Alabama Extension regional agent, said one of the best ways to support communities and local people is by purchasing locally grown and produced products. Local honey is available at most farm stands or farmers markets.
What’s the buzz about honey?
AUBURN UNIVERSITY — The arrival of fall generally signifies the end of honey harvest for most beekeepers in the United States. Always a popular sweetener, honey has made a comeback as … more
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Fall is prime time to plant trees, shrubs
AUBURN UNIVERSITY — Fall is the right time to plant trees and shrubs, since the weather is cooler and plants are much less stressed than they are in the heat of summer. It is also a great time … more
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Immediately following the workshops, participants are encouraged to use their new skills by small game hunting on the WMA with assistance from experienced mentors.
Registration now open for Alabama’s Hunting 101 workshops
Take the first step on your outdoors journey. Learning to hunt may seem out of reach for those who didn’t grow up with hunting as part of their family experience. Fortunately, … more
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Editorial: There is no replacement for quality journalism
Across the country, quality journalism is critical for sharing important news affecting our society. Through their timely reporting, journalists play a uniquely critical role in informing, … more
USA Health, Accordia Health enter partnership to expand health care delivery in the area
USA Health, the academic medical system of the University of South Alabama, and Accordia Health, a primary care division of AltaPointe Health, recently announced they have established a partnership … more
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Saturday morning sports injury clinic in Fairhope makes season return
Friday night lights can lead to Saturday morning woes. Gulf Othopaedic's Sports Injury Clinic returns to sort things out when aches and pains can't wait until Monday morning. The Gulf Ortho sports … more
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The Fairhope Public Library is at the center of the book banning debate.
Community divided: Battle over teen section library books erupts in Fairhope
FAIRHOPE — A debate over banning books that been capturing national attention took center stage at a Fairhope City Council meeting Sept. 11. The council chamber was brimming with supporters on … more
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Orange Beach Elementary School named one of 36 to receive grant to prevent childhood obesity
Orange Beach Elementary School has been named one of 36 schools statewide to receive the Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Alabama's Be Healthy School Grant Program. The program aims to prevent … more
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Novelis plant manager Tori Holt was on hand for the presentation, as well as Richard Paul, Baldwin County High School principal, Eddie Tyler, Baldwin County Public Schools superintendent, Joe Sharp BCBE secondary assistant superintendent, Renee Carter BCBE elementary assistant superintendent, community representatives and robotics team members.
Baldwin County High School receives donation from NOVELIS for first of its kind robotics team
Baldwin County High School received a donation from Novelis for the school's new, first-of-it's-kind robotics team for the county. Novelis is the leading producer of flat rolled aluminum products and … more
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Baldwin County Schools’ Superintendent Eddie Tyler at the Baldwin Prep Academy groundbreaking.
Baldwin County Superintendent Eddie Tyler named District 1 Superintendent of the Year
Baldwin County Superintendent Eddie Tyler is set to advance to the next level of the Alabama 2024 Superintendent of the Year competition. An Aug. 24 press release announced that Tyler has been named … more
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In July, the city began a project to remove debris and sediment on the Bon Secour River. The material was left after Hurricane Sally struck the area in 2020. Darrell Russell, Foley public works director, said that debris was removed, but officials found that the river was still not draining.
More drainage improvements planned on Bon Secour River
FOLEY — Removing a massive beaver dam that includes its own hot tub is among the additional drainage improvements planned in south Foley as officials work to reduce flooding in the area. In … more
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Jonathon P. Audia, Ph.D., an associate professor in the Department of Microbiology and Immunology (left), and Robert A. Barrington, Ph.D., also an associate professor in the Department of Microbiology and Immunology at the Frederick P. Whiddon College of Medicine at the University of South Alabama, work together in the lab recently. The National Institute of Health awarded a two-year, $423,500 grant to scientists at the Frederick P. Whiddon College of Medicine at the University of South Alabama to conduct research on an amyloid precursor protein that protects against acute lung injury.
USA scientists awarded national grant to study body's innate immune response to infection
Better understanding the complexities of how the human body protects itself against infection is one goal of research now being conducted at the Whiddon College of Medicine. The National Institutes … more
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The Daughters of the American Revolution will install a memorial and white rose bushes on Foley’s Wilbourne Antique Rose Trail.
Memorial planned on Foley Rose Trail
FOLEY — A memorial to those who have served protecting America will be going up on the new section of the Wilbourne Antique Rose Trail in Foley. The Daughters of the American Revolution will … more
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