74.0°, Heavy Rain Is a summer vacation safe for your family?
Destinations are opening up for summer vacation, but does that mean it is safe to travel with your family?
The most important consideration while traveling during COVID-19 is weighing …
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BALDWIN EMC OUTAGE REPORT
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 9:00 A.M. UPDATE: Good morning! We are thrilled to report that 85% of our service territory is now powered up!!!
Baldwin County School students will return to campus Sept. 30
Baldwin County School students will return to campus Sept. 30. Here is the text of the email Superintendent Eddie Tyler sent parents this morning:
Baldwin County Sewer Service crews working to resolve sewer issues caused by Hurricane Sally
Baldwin County Sewer Service (BCSS) crews are working as quickly as possible to resolve issues with the sewer system that Hurricane Sally has caused. We are utilizing bypass pumps, back-up …
Update on City of Foley garbage service
The City of Foley is beginning garbage service on Saturday, Sept. 19. Due to damage and closed roads, the pickup THIS WEEKEND will be random. Place your garbage on the street. There will be no alley …
OWA providing temporary housing for dispatched utility workers
OWA is currently home to new tents and trailers in their parking lots. BaldwinEMC will be temporarily housing utility workers dispatched to aid in Hurricane Sally recovery efforts on the OWA …
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BALDWIN EMC OUTAGE REPORT
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 9:00 A.M. UPDATE: Good morning! We are thrilled to report that 85% of our service territory is now powered up!!!
Baldwin County Schools suspended until Sept. 30
Here is the text of the email Superintendent Eddie Tyler sent parents this morning:
Parents,
I hope you and your children are well. I know that many of you are blocked in, without power or …
Disaster declaration issued for Baldwin
FAIRHOPE – President Donald Trump issued a major disaster declaration for Baldwin County and other areas affected by Hurricane Sally, local and federal officials said Sunday.
ADPH hotline reduces hours due to decrease in volume
Based on a reduction in telephone call volume, the Alabama Department of Public Health (ADPH) toll-free COVID-19 hotline will operate only during regular business hours, 8 a.m. until 5 p.m., Monday …
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First day of school at Robertsdale Elementary
Come see the legends come to life at Legends in Concert OWA
All About Alpacas at Humming Star Farms in Silverhill.JPG)
Moderate turnout for Robertsdale Rotary Rodeo over weekend.JPG)
Lighthouse Academy hosts grand opening in Bay Minette.JPG)