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WGU announces scholarships for Alabama teachers in honor of National Teacher Appreciation Week
Online nonprofit Western Governors University (WGU) is gearing up to honor National Teacher Appreciation Week from May 6 to 10 by launching three scholarship programs tailored for current and … more
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Charting the course: Key findings from Alabama's 2023 Kids Count Data Book
People living in 19th century New England believed tuberculosis, known then as "consumption," was quite possibly not a disease at all but a sign of vampirism. In an effort to remove this … more
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Nationwide, there's a growing recognition of the potential consequences of vaping among adolescents. Educators from the Alabama Cooperative Extension System are actively contributing to raising awareness about this concern.
Alabama Extension educators bringing awareness to vaping impact on teens
AUBURN UNIVERSITY — Across the country, people are becoming more aware of the impact that vaping can have on teens. In fact, Utah lawmakers recently proposed a bill that would ban the sale of … more
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How to grow and use radishes, the fastest-growing vegetable: Cultivating the Coast with Kitti Cooper, presented by Saunders Yachtworks
Whether you're a seasoned gardener or a beginner, radishes are a fantastic choice for growing your own food in your backyard, no matter how much space you have available. Radish is typically one of … more
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Daily Commute: 38.5% of Baldwin County's labor force leaves county
It’s no secret most employers can’t shut down operations due to inclement weather. Strong storms across the Gulf Coast left many daily commuters trapped along the Causeway and other … more
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U.S. greenhouse gas emissions rise in 2022, EPA report shows
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) unveiled its latest annual "Inventory of U.S. Greenhouse Gas Emissions and Sinks" ("GHG Inventory") on April 11 according to a news release. This … more
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Alabama families with modest incomes are poised to gain advantages from recently introduced below-market mortgage interest rates via the Alabama Housing Finance Authority's (AHFA) First Step Mortgage Revenue Bond program.
AHFA's First Step program: Affordable homeownership opportunities for Alabama
Alabama households with modest incomes are set to benefit from new below-market mortgage interest rates through the Alabama Housing Finance Authority's (AHFA) First Step Mortgage Revenue Bond program … more
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Uniting agencies for disaster relief: Baldwin County VOAD meeting this week
Baldwin County Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster (VOAD) will meet on Thursday, April 18, at 10 a.m. The meeting will take place at the Baldwin County Emergency Operations Center, located at … more
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Alabama doctors unveil 'Your Care is at Our Core' campaign, emphasizing personal connection in healthcare
Alabama doctors are emphasizing the pivotal role of a strong doctor-patient relationship in delivering optimal healthcare. This message is at the forefront of a new awareness campaign launched by the … more
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Exploring the evolution of Little Lagoon Pass
Join the Little Lagoon Preservation Society (LLPS) for an enlightening discussion on the evolution of Little Lagoon Pass. The meeting is scheduled for Thursday, April 18, at the Gulf Shores Activity … more
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Drawing hundreds of students, the third annual Baldwin Connect College and Career Expo on March 20 served as a platform for exploring local education and industry opportunities.
Baldwin Connect Expo bridges students to career opportunities
The third annual Baldwin Connect College and Career Expo, a joint effort between the Baldwin County Chambers of Commerce and Baldwin County Public Schools, took place on March 20 at the Baldwin … more
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Spend an evening listening to European virtuosos in Point Clear
Two European virtuosos are set to delight eardrums in the beautiful St. Francis at the Point Anglican Church in Point Clear April 14. Polish-American violinist Marta Szlubowska will team up with … more
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Dove hunting is one the many hunting opportunities available that will be emphasized at the Expo.
Mobile's EcoWild Expo celebrates Alabama's outdoors
Alabama is blessed with many natural wonders and diverse ecosystems that provide abundant opportunities for Alabamians and visitors alike to enjoy. A group of folks in south Alabama wants to make … more
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Poison hemlock harbors potent alkaline oils, making it extremely toxic. Every component, including roots and flowers, is poisonous, with ingestion posing severe risks. Contact can cause dermatitis akin to poison ivy, while ingestion can lead to muscle paralysis, suffocation, and ultimately, death.
Poison hemlock poses a threat to Alabama
AUBURN UNIVERSITY — Farmers and outdoorsmen beware. Poison hemlock is now creeping across Alabama. This non-native plant may appear aesthetically pleasing in a landscape to some, but this … more
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Baldwin County's 2024 Teachers of the Year
Baldwin County Public Schools recently celebrated its 2024 Teachers of the Year. Every year, each school in the district selects a Teacher of the Year to represent them. From those winners, a panel … more
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Foley residents and Barin Field Navy personnel attend an event at the community’s USO Club on Aug. 22, 1944. The building is now the Gift Horse Restaurant.
Foley seeks WWII memorabilia for Heritage City exhibit
The city of Foley is seeking residents’ memories and memorabilia of World War II in order to help create a museum exhibit and other displays commemorating the era. Recently named as a … more
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Gary Brossett, a hot air ballon pilot and crew member, and Rusty Miller check the interior of “Stars & Stripes”, Miller’s balloon, before a flight outside of Atmore.
Volunteers needed for 2024 Gulf Coast Hot Air Balloon Festival
Hot air balloons are a joy to watch, but have you ever wanted to get up close and personal to them? The South Baldwin Chamber of Commerce (SBCC) is seeking volunteers for the Gulf Coast Hot Air … more
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Scraps that can be composted, like food waste, paper and egg cartons, do nothing to give back nutrients to the earth if they sit in a landfill. The Fairhope Compost Project is a new initiative (still in the initial stages) that Sarah Bogdanovich has established with the goal of 1,000 local families composting their food scraps and organic waste by Earth Day 2025.
Newly formed nonprofit Fairhope Compost Project aims to transform waste management
FAIRHOPE — Have you ever stopped to think about what happens to the over-ripe fruit, wilted lettuce or dinner leftovers after it goes in your garbage can? The Fairhope Worm Lady is trying to … more
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Auburn University professor leads national research efforts on health, access and participation in outdoor recreation
A research endeavor led by a team at Auburn University, spearheaded by Professor Wayde Morse, seeks to bridge a notable gap in outdoor recreation research through the development of the Outdoor … more
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Find a sweet pup like Lazlo during the Fairhope Brewing Adoption Event Sunday, April 14.
6 Gulf Coast events to enjoy this weekend, April 12-14
It's another full weekend! Spring is one of the busiest seasons on the Gulf Coast with lots of festivals and events happening before the summer steam arrives. Kick off your weekend with a bowl full … more
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