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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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Where and how you sit matters when getting blood pressure taken at the doctor's office
Millions of people with normal blood pressure may be misclassified as having blood pressure that is too high because of improper positioning when measurements are taken, new research suggests. … more
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Navigating the podcast seas: Gulf Coast Media staff tips for finding your perfect listen just in time for the holiday travel season
The holiday season is here, and for some that means traveling to see friends and family. For others, it may mean prepping for an influx of houseguests. When hitting the road or tackling household … more
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Give your holiday guests 'pumpkin' to talk about
Nothing evokes the spirit of the holidays more powerfully than the hearty aroma of seasonal dishes and treats. To help you share in the joy, nostalgia and tastes of the season, while making … more
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3 ways to take the stress out of holiday hosting
The holiday season is one of the best times of the year. Between cooking, cleaning and keeping guests entertained, it can also be pretty demanding on your time and energy. In fact, during the holiday … more
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Brightening the holiday season for the military community
As we enter the holiday season and Americans across the country look forward to spending time with family, thousands of service members deployed overseas — many to the Middle East in response … more
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Foley adding to Kids Park area
FOLEY — A new pavilion and restrooms are part of plans for improvements at Foley's Max Griffin Park near the new Sara Thompson Kids Park. The city is going out for bids to rebuild the pavilion … more
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GCM photo by Micah Green featured in national juried exhibit, book
Gulf Coast Media was represented last week at a national photography context and exhibit in New York City. Micah Green, chief digital officer, was accepted into the 39th rendition of American … more
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This year marks the 51st anniversary of the annual Pow Wow, which got its start in 1971 as a homecoming celebration for Tribal members.
Poarch Creek Indians gears up for 51st-Annual Thanksgiving Pow Wow in Atmore
The Poarch Band of Creek Indians will once again celebrate one of its unique, enduring Thanksgiving traditions with its annual Thanksgiving Pow Wow. This year marks the 51st anniversary of the annual … more
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Wherever and however you choose to celebrate, have a very happy Thanksgiving.
Thanksgiving delights: The Baldwin County restaurants open for holiday feasts
Did you miss the deadline to order a pre-made meal? Just not in the mood to cook but still want to enjoy a Thanksgiving meal? You are in luck. Select restaurants across Baldwin County will be … more
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Riff Becknauld’s RiFFsmas Christmas light display on Bear Creek Cove in Gulf Shores.
Gulf Coast shines bright: 11 Christmas light displays to spark holiday magic
Thanksgiving will soon be in the rearview mirror, which means for many that it is time to deck the halls. If you need a little help getting into the holiday spirit, maybe a drive- or walk-thru … more
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The dances of the Children's Dance Theatre present "A Fairhope Nutcracker."
7 things to do on the Gulf Coast this weekend, Nov. 17-19
What is your favorite holiday? Thanksgiving is mine because of the family traditions my aunts, uncles and parents worked so hard to create. It is the one time each year my scattered extended family … more
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The event is a collaboration between the city of Robertsdale, Loxley, and Silverhill, along with 3Circle Church, Baptist Church of Robertsdale and Silverhill and Grace Community. It will take place at the Robertsdale Coliseum on Thanksgiving Day from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., featuring activities for children and providing an opportunity for people to connect within the community.
Robertsdale community unites for Thanksgiving feast
ROBERTSDALE — On Thanksgiving Day, the Robertsdale community is gathering for a communal meal emphasizing fellowship and shared moments. Robertsdale High School Principal William White … more
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On Nov. 2, the Baldwin County Child Advocacy Center held their inaugural fall ball, raising money and awareness for child abuse. Gov. Kay Ivey announced that the BCCAC would receive a grant to fund their program. “Without this grant, it would make it extremely difficult for us to be able to provide these free services that we provide,” said BCCAC executive director Nikki Whitaker. “We do receive some support from municipalities, and I'll say from the county, but not all municipalities are supportive of the agency. It does make a tremendous difference that our state does allow us to apply for these victims. So, it is certainly important, because without it, it would be extremely difficult for us to be able to function.”
Baldwin County Child Advocacy Center awarded $99,840
Baldwin County's CARE House Inc. (Baldwin County Child Advocacy Center) has been awarded $99,840 to serve those who have experienced child abuse. Gov. Kay Ivey announced on Nov. 13 that seven … 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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While traveling down Gulf Shores Parkway., a 70-foot blue shark can be easily spotted outside of the store. The idea of placing a shark outside of the store came to owner Clyde Weir while attending a gift show in Gatlinburg and seeing a shark at a miniature golf course. The shark, initially 50-feet long, survived a fire that destroyed the store on Feb. 4, 1996. When the store was rebuilt, the concrete shark grew to 70-feet, becoming a prominent photo spot at the beach.
Baldwin County Classics: Souvenir City celebrates 67 years of family-oriented success
GULF SHORES — Souvenir City attributes its lasting success not only to unwavering customer and community support since 1965, but also to a distinctive family-oriented approach. In 1959, … more
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Throughout her two-year battle with cancer, Caroline Berry went through a year of IV chemotherapy, oral chemotherapies, 20 fractions of radiation to multiple sites in her body, cyberknife radiation to the brain, brain radiation therapy and six surgeries. Despite the challenges, the young girl stood strong, fighting for not only herself, but for other children who experienced childhood cancer.
A legacy of love, bravery and advocacy
SPANISH FORT — On Thanksgiving Day 2018, Caroline Berry left this earth, leaving behind her love, kindness, bravery and her desire to bring awareness to childhood cancer. At the age of 14, … more
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Students at Larry J. Newton Elementary School welcome veterans with handmade signs at the annual Veteran's Day Parade on Nov. 9.
Baldwin County students celebrate Veteran's Day
Students all across Baldwin County donned their red, white and blue last week in celebration of Veteran's Day on Nov. 11, honoring local veterans who served in the U.S. armed forces. Students … more
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Penny Snell, freshman at Bayside Academy, blew judges away at the 68 Ventures Bowl art contest, walking away with a first place award. This year's contest theme was titled "Commemorating 25 Year: The Roaring Twenties in Mobile."
Bayside Academy freshman wins 1st place in 60 Venture Bowl art contest
Penny Snell, a freshman at Bayside Academy, blew judges away at the 68 Ventures Bowl art contest, walking away with a first-place award. This year's contest theme was "Commemorating 25 Years: … more
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Superintendent Randy Wilkes, Principal Chris Shaw and school board members accepting awards from the Alabama State Department of Education.
Orange Beach City Schools celebrates recent academic achievements
In only their second year as a separate school system, Orange Beach City Schools is celebrating several recent significant academic achievements. At the beginning of the month, it was announced … more
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