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The intersection of South Juniper Street and Alabama 59 in Foley reopened Tuesday afternoon. The route had been closed since September while new traffic signals and other improvements were constructed.
South Juniper Street reopens in Foley
The intersection of South Juniper Street and Baldwin County 20 reopened Tuesday, Dec. 12, after being closed since September for improvements. The new signal lights at the intersection will be … more
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Holly Scott, CRNP, will be giving a talk titled “Understanding Osteoporosis and the Importance of Optimizing Bone Health as You Age” at the Spanish Fort Senior Center on Jan. 11.
Baldwin Bone & Joint to offer complimentary talks in January
Baldwin Bone and Joint will be hosting Lunch & Learn events in Baldwin County in January. The informational events are offered complimentary but require an RSVP. On Thursday, Jan. 11, join Holly … more
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City of Fairhope to host New Year's Eve celebration
The City of Fairhope is pleased to announce its forthcoming New Year's Eve Celebration, slated for December 31, 2023, running from 8:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. The event promises to be an evening of … more
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The 48,387-square-foot Publix at Planters Pointe Shopping Center opened this morning, Wednesday, Dec. 13. This is the third Publix for the Fairhope area.
Publix’s expansion follows Fairhope’s growth
The shelves are stocked, the doors are open, and now residents around the State Route 181 and State Route 104 area have a brand-new Publix to call their own. The 48,387-square-foot Publix at … more
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“Through the ForestHER program, I was able to learn to do things that I didn’t know before,” Jackie Meggison said. “It was very beneficial for me to know that I can do this, and if I don’t know something, I have resources and contacts to help me figure out what I need to do.”
ForestHER program empowers Alabama women forest landowners
Jackie Meggison is a forest landowner in Pike County She is no stranger to the natural beauty of forests. In her own slice of Alabama, she manages forests and other natural resources to ensure that … more
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It’s a wonderful life!
If you think this is about a banker from Bedford Falls, it is not. It is about a guilty sinner becoming a glorious saint because he met a gracious Savior who appeared on earth from Heaven (Titus … more
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The compassionate providers at BHVI’s Heart Optimization Clinic offer focused attention to patients with a heart failure diagnosis.
Baptist Heart & Vascular Institute provides specialized care for patients with heart failure
Baptist Heart and Vascular Institute (BHVI) provides specialized care for patients experiencing heart failure at its Heart Optimization Clinic, located at the new Baptist Hospital campus at 125 … more
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Seven reefs will be installed across the Fairhope area including Pier Street Boat Ramp, the Fairhope Pier and other locations to help protect the waterways. “We attended the installation at the Grand Hotel and when I saw it, I just knew that Fairhope had to be a part of it,” said Sullivan. “Obviously, we have always ben supportive of environmental efforts that will help enhance the cleanliness of Mobile Bay and we it one of our greatest natural resources we have here along the eastern shore and just really wanted to be a part of it.”
Eagle Scout's reef project adopted by Fairhope to keep Gulf waters clean
FAIRHOPE — After introducing his Eagle Scout Project to The Grand Hotel in Point Clear, John Shell's artificial reefs caught the eye of Mayor Sherry Sullivan, inspiring her to bring this … more
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Santa Claus posing with volunteers at the Maw Maw's Country Market food drive on Dec. 10.
Robertsdale market collects food for families, Maw Maw's Country Market hosts first food drive
ROBERTSDALE — In the spirit of giving, Maw Maw's Country Market and Elsanor Fire Department gathered non-perishable food items to deliver to families in need around Robertsdale. Located on … more
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In the era of increasing popularity of e-books and chain bookstores, Reide Irwin aims to uphold the tradition of physical print editions.
Foley bookstore owner advocates for the joy of printed books with Dorothy June Booksellers downtown
FOLEY — In the era of increasing popularity of e-books and chain bookstores, Reide Irwin aims to uphold the tradition of physical print editions. With an official opening in October, Irwin … more
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Citrus fruits can grow successfully in the back yard with little or no control of insects and diseases. One of the only drawbacks to growing citrus is the occasional cold snap of low winter temperatures, where the trees require protection.
'Tis the season for citrus
Cranberries and cinnamon may be considered the official scents of the holiday season, but fresh citrus is ripe for the picking, just in time for merrymaking. Alabama citrus growers begin harvesting … more
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Rendering of Baldwin Prep Academy, projected to open in August 2024.
A look inside Baldwin Preparatory Academy
LOXLEY — Gulf Coast Media was given an inside look at the construction progress of the new Baldwin Preparatory Academy, the highly anticipated career technology school scheduled to open in … more
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Operation Christmas Child volunteers send Christmas joy to children overseas
Operation Christmas Child, started in 1993, is celebrating its 30th year of ministry. This year, tens of thousands of volunteers contributed to Operation Christmas Child, a project of … more
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The Fairhope Emerging Artists Invitational exhibition is set to run through the end of January.
Fairhope Emerging Artists Invitational showcases local and diverse artistry
The vibrant coastal town of Fairhope hosted the Fairhope Emerging Artists Invitational opening on Saturday, Dec. 2. This unique exhibition, set to run through the end of January, features an array of … more
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Foley Elementary School won the first-place award in the annual Foley Christmas Tree Decoration Contest in Heritage Park. Mayor Ralph Hellmich presented the award to school representatives.
Winners of Foley’s Christmas Tree Decoration Contest announced
Winners of the annual Christmas Tree Decoration Contest were announced on Friday, Dec. 8, during the Christmas in the Park celebration held at Heritage Park in Foley. A total of 15 trees were … more
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Due to El Niño, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration predicts a wetter-than-average winter throughout the southeastern United States this year. It is important to know the risks and prepare now as the possibility for icy conditions, power outages and tornadoes remains even in a mild winter.
FEMA launches #WinterReady campaign
In time for holiday travel and winter weather, FEMA’s Ready Campaign launched the #WinterReady campaign, encouraging people to identify and reduce the risks they face during the winter season. … more
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Citrus fruits offer a world of possibilities for thoughtful and homemade presents.
Handmade citrus holiday gifts – Organic gardening on the Gulf Coast with Kitti Cooper
ABOUT THIS ARTICLE (use with mug) This is part of a bi-weekly series with content exclusive to Gulf Coast Media. Kitti Cooper has over 10 years of agricultural experience, and her dedication extends … more
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The new R Bistro is located on Scenic 98 in the old Fish Rover Grill by the Bay building.
Back on the menu: Fairhope welcomes resurrection of R Bistro
FAIRHOPE — In just one month, Misty Rider has revived her beloved R Bistro in a new location in Fairhope. The first Fairhope R Bistro was in the heart of the city's central business district on … more
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Daphne and the BCC entered into a cooperative agreement, the very first step, to building an east/west connection from Milton Jones Road to Pollard Road. The hope is to alleviate some of the County Road 64 congestion.
New east/west connection to ease CR 64 congestion in Daphne
The City of Daphne and Baldwin County Commission are teaming up to address the transportation needs of residents with a new east/west connection. Daphne and the BCC entered into a cooperative … more
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MICAH GREEN / GULF COAST MEDIA Representative Matt Simpson speaks at the groundbreaking for Baldwin Prep Academy.
Column from Rep. Simpson: A season of thankfulness and gratitude
As we gather around our tables with family and friends during this Thanksgiving and upcoming Christmas season, a spirit of gratitude fills the air. It's a time to reflect on the blessings we've … more
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