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The spacious new operating rooms feature the most advanced ceiling-mounted lighting systems and ceiling-mounted booms to integrate the latest equipment while also enhancing efficiency and safety. The rooms incorporate extra space for robotics used in minimally invasive surgery, radiology C-arms for orthopaedic surgery and advanced image-guidance systems for neurosurgery.
USA Health unveils new high-tech operating rooms at University Hospital
On Nov. 30, USA Health unveiled five new, high-tech operating rooms as part of a significant expansion at University Hospital, home to the region’s only level one trauma center. The more than … more
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Downtown OWA is set to get an indoor pickleball facility in February.
OWA Parks & Resort continues expansion in Foley: Get ready for year-round pickleball
Foley – Baldwin County pickleball players will soon have courts to play regardless of the weather. OWA Parks and Resort is kicking off 2024 with a big announcement. Four indoor pickleball … more
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Work should begin soon on the first phase of Flying Creek Nature Preserve.
Fairhope’s Flying Creek Nature Preserve construction set for spring start
Fairhope has finally given the Triangle property a name, and work is set to begin on phase one soon. Fairhope City Council approved changing the name of the property to Flying Creek Nature … more
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Too many beads? Foley krewe collecting recycled throws to prevent litter
As we near Mardi Gras season, you may find yourself wondering what to do with the countless beads you will inevitably collect over the coming weeks. Krewe de’ Kaoz, based in Foley, will be … more
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Empowering teen leaders: FEMA invites applications for Youth Preparedness Council
The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) announced in a news release, that the organization is actively seeking applications from students in grades eight through 11 for its upcoming Youth … more
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Foley’s Graham Creek Nature Preserve will be expanded using money from a $5 million federal grant. The preserve, now about 660 acres, is already the largest city nature park in Alabama.
Foley's Graham Creek expansion fueled by GOMESA grant
Foley is set to embark on expanding Alabama's largest municipal nature preserve, thanks to a $5 million federal grant approved by the Foley City Council under the Gulf of Mexico Energy Security Act … more
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The Baldwin County Sheriff’s Office SWAT Team grew by one for a day when Spanish Fort’s Hayes Godwin participated in SWAT In-Service Week and had the opportunity for hands-on experiences and demonstrations.
Spanish Fort student Godwin joins Baldwin County Sheriff’s SWAT Team for a day
Monday, June 5, one local boy had the opportunity to participate in an experience of a lifetime with the Baldwin County Sheriff’s Office SWAT Team, during SWAT In-Service Week. Hayes … more
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Baldwin County Sheriff Huey “Hoss” Mack Jr. and Robertsdale Police Chief Brad Kendrick catch up at the Law Enforcement Appreciation Luncheon.
Law Enforcement Appreciation [Photo gallery]
ROBERTSDALE, Alabama — Crop Production Services of Summerdale sponsored a pair of Law Enforcement Appreciation luncheon events, Aug. 24 and 25, at the Baldwin County Sheriff’s Department. On … more
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No boating deaths over extended July 4 weekend
This Fourth of July period was one day longer than the holiday in 2022, but Alabama Law Enforcement Agency Highway Patrol troopers investigated 50% fewer traffic deaths than last year and saw no … more
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Mary Riser sits for a portrait at the Fairhope Film Festival headquarters office in downtown Fairhope. She is planning more events and some new additions to the festival this year to adapt to post-pandemic viewership trends
Fairhope Film Festival returns, adapts
Mary Riser is a self-described movie buff who enjoys sharing her passion with the community. Sharing her passion has evolved over the years. It began with a film series of 24 movies a year, 12 in the … more
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Several members from the Alabama Coastal Foundation gathered in the heart of Gulf Shores Thursday morning, where they announced a $5 million grant from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) in support of oyster restoration, shell recycling and community engagement along the Gulf of Mexico.
Oyster shell recycling program to get $5M grant
GULF SHORES — Several members from the Alabama Coastal Foundation gathered in the heart of Gulf Shores Thursday morning to announce a $5 million grant from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric … more
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Cooking for family and friends during the holidays can be delicious without being stressful or expensive.
Ensure happy holidays with healthy holiday resources from the USDA
December is a festive time of year with twinkling lights, fresh baked goods, and lively parties. However, planning menus that meet guests’ dietary restrictions, sticking within a holiday … more
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Smokin’ Kettle out of Daphne, Alabama was one of many gumbo choices at the 2023 Gumbo & Alabama Slammer Festival.
Gumbo & Alabama Slammer Festival returns to Foley in 2024
The Gumbo & Alabama Slammer Festival returns to Foley's Heritage Park after its inaugural event in 2023. The one-day festival is produced by Beach Life Events, which is also responsible for … more
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Columbia Southern University expands business programs to address growing industry demand
In response to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics' projections of significant growth in financial management (16%) and management analytics (10%) through 2032, Columbia Southern University (CSU) has … more
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South Baldwin Education Foundation announces open scholarships for Baldwin County students
Applications are now open for several scholarships offered by the South Baldwin Education Foundation, for students across Baldwin County. According to the official website, applications will close on … more
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Silverhill hosts Christmas parade [Photo gallery]
SILVERHILL, Alabama — While several municipalities in Baldwin County canceled or modified parade festivities, the town of Silverhill kicked off the holiday season in Central Baldwin with a … more
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Members of the Kiwanis Club of Daphne and Spanish Fort contributed $50,000 to the building of the Purple Park Inclusive Playground in Daphne.
Experience local flavors and dance for a cause at Kiwanis Club of Daphne and Spanish Fort's Taste of the Towns fundraiser in Daphne
DAPHNE — Take yourself or your significant other out for a night of good food and dancing for a good cause. The Kiwanis Club of Daphne and Spanish Fort's annual fundraising event, Taste of the … more
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This year’s annual Teacher Workshop hosted by Blakeley State Park is set for Tuesday, June 13, with a focus on deliberation in the classroom. Teachers will be given an opportunity to take a free excursion into the Mobile-Tensaw Delta on the park’s cruise boat during the workshop, and complimentary lunches will be provided.
Blakeley State Park to offer Teacher Workshop June 13
Historic Blakeley State Park is set to offer its annual Teacher Workshop Tuesday, June 13, from 9:00 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. The event is sponsored in part by the David Mathews Center and the Caroline … more
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Fraudulent Employee Retention Credit claims generate compliance risk for businesses
ATLANTA — The IRS Criminal Investigation Atlanta Field Office urges businesses to be wary of promoters stating they can help facilitate Employee Retention Credit claims. The ERC, signed into … more
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Tom Boyington greets a veteran at the American Heroes Memorial Day Cookout at the William F. Green State Veterans Home in Bay Minette on Monday.
Memorial Day Cookout [Photo gallery]
BAY MINETTE, Alabama -- The Fifth Annual American Heroes Memorial Day Cookout was held Monday at the William F. Green State Veterans Home in Bay Minette. Over 300 veterans, staff members and … more
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