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Baldwin County schools will come together on Wednesday, May 1 to acknowledge Spring Walk and Roll to School Day. Walk and Roll to School Day was initiated by the Baldwin County Safe Routes to School … more
NOAA Fisheries has issued a reminder to recreational fishermen regarding the reopening of the Gulf of Mexico greater amberjack recreational fishing season. The season is set to resume at 12:01 a.m. … more
DAPHNE — Butterflies: a symbol of happiness, hope and rebirth. To students at Daphne High School, butterflies represent a life of someone who passed away during the Holocaust. On June … more
Walking into Manci's is like walking back in time. The walls are covered in antiques, choochkies, bits and bobs. The largest collection in the building could be the Jim Beam decanter collection, … more
A group of felines are set to take over the Fairhope Bluffs. Not the catnip sniffing, claw scratching furry felines but the singing and dancing type. The 11th Annual Theatre on the Bluff is … more
For 52 years, Art in the Park has been a Mother's Day tradition in Baldwin County. The event continues to grow and evolve, and this year is no different. Organizers of the annual Art in the Park … more
In a heartwarming display of ingenuity and compassion, students at Gulf Shores High School's Center for Applied Design have undertaken a remarkable project to enhance the mobility of a child with a … more
After a ruling by the Alabama Supreme Court on Feb. 16, which states that frozen embryos can be considered children under state law, Mobile Infirmary announced on Feb. 22 they would halt IVF … more
AUBURN UNIVERSITY — Growing food for family and friends doesn't require a half-acre commitment. Raised bed gardens offer an alternative for people who cannot garden because of limited garden … more
Happy weekend! It struck me today that we are approaching the end of April. Have we gotten enough April showers to bring those May flowers? You will not catch me complaining about the amazing spring … more
The spicy culinary mad scientists of Orange Beach are cooking up something new. Jonathan Kastner and Tyler Braun have been fermenting up a peppery storm in a storefront at The Wharf for two … more
Like seemingly everything else, the cost for daily commuters continues to rise. In response, the Baldwin County Commission is attempting to improve transit systems, attract workers and reduce … more
On April 9, the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) announced final revisions to the Women, Infants and Children (WIC) food packages. Nancy Brown, chief executive of the American Heart Association, … more
An encounter with Jesus Christ is a most telling experience. An account of such an encounter is recorded in Luke 24:13-35. Note there are three acts. Act one could be called hopelessness (Luke … more
Resident physicians at USA Health have been venturing outdoors to engage in a unique method aimed at improving their communication with patients. In an unconventional pairing of medicine and … more
Amid the escalating drug overdose crisis, physicians affiliated with the Medical Association of the State of Alabama are advocating for Alabamians to responsibly dispose of their expired, unused and … more
The Alabama Seafood Cook-Off is just around the corner, and Alabama Gulf Seafood announced today, April 23, who will compete for the ninth-annual Alabama Seafood Cook-Off May 6 at … more
The Alabama Agricultural Development Authority (AADA) has announced the opening of applications for the second phase of the Alabama Meat Processing Program (AMPP). According to a news release, this … more
Robertsdale Dental Care is gearing up for its 17th Annual Dentist With A Heart Day, offering free extractions to individuals experiencing toothaches who may not have the means to cover the costs of … more
Kaishan Compressor USA, a diversified industrial equipment manufacturer centering around rotary screw technologies, is making investments to expand its location in Loxley – just five years … more
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