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Commissioner Rick Pate and Senator Coach Tommy Tuberville, along with Emma Johnston from Senator Tuberville's office, gathered at Coastal Alabama Community College to invite citizens of Bay Minette to share their thoughts and concerns on the impending farm bill on August 1.
Tuberville talks farm bill in Bay Minette
BAY MINETTE — Commissioner of Agriculture and Industries Rick Pate and U.S. Sen. Tommy Tuberville, along with Emma Johnston from Tuberville's office, gathered at Coastal Alabama Community … more
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Fairhope Police seek witnesses to Aug. 28 car accident
Fairhope Police need your help. Officers are investigating a car accident that occurred Monday, Aug. 28, at approximately 6:30 p.m. at the intersection of Section Street and Pecan … more
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Gulf Coast Media to sell commemorative editions, celebrate Dolphins' championship Saturday at Big Beach
Let the state championship celebrations continue. Gulf Coast Media staff will be at Big Beach Brewing in Gulf Shores on Saturday from noon to 3 p.m. with special editions of The Islander … more
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The new Foley Public Works campus will be built on property near the northeast corner of East Section Avenue and North Poplar Street.
Foley to build new public works campus to meet area growth
FOLEY — A new facility to house Foley's Public Works Department will provide a central, safe location for city services over the upcoming decades. The new campus is planned in a two-block area … more
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Plant bugs dominate cotton fields, weather forces management tweaks
AUBURN UNIVERSITY — The 2023 Alabama cotton crop had a late and slow start. Spring rains and cool temperatures caused planting delays, then slowed emergence and seedling growth. Summer was … more
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Shreve McWilliams was diagnosed with CTNNB1, making her one of 430 known cases around the world. CTNNB1 was first discovered in 2012 and there are only 430 known cases around the world. This rare disorder refers to either a deletion, partial deletion or mutation of the CTNNB1 gene that is responsible for the creation of a protein called beta-catenin.
Orange Beach family brings awareness to daughter's rare disorder
ORANGE BEACH — A local family is determined to raise awareness about a rare disorder that has affected their family. After finding out that her 1-year-old daughter, Shreve, had CTNNB1 … more
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Madeleine Dotson, of Spanish Fort, lived in Morocco on a National Security Language Initiative for Youth scholarship. She is one of 62 college students in the nation to be selected to be named a 2023 Truman Scholar.
Spanish Fort student Madeleine Dotson named 2023 Truman Scholar for Outstanding Leadership and Environmental Advocacy
Madeleine Dotson, of Spanish Fort, has been named a 2023 Truman Scholar. Dotson is one of 62 college students from 60 U.S. colleges and universities selected for the honor, bestowed by the Harry S. … more
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Fairhope resident, USA Health CEO earns national recognition
Owen Bailey, M.S.H.A., FACHE, chief executive officer and senior associate vice president for medical affairs at USA Health, was recently named to the 101 Academic Medical Center CEOs to Know for … more
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Chef Brody Olive wears his crown at the Great American Seafood Cook-Off in New Orleans, Louisiana, on Saturday, Aug. 5.
Alabama, Orange Beach Chef Brody Olive wins Great American Seafood Cook-Off
NEW ORLEANS, La. – After a short trip north and for the first time since 2011, the King of American Seafood crown has been brought home to Alabama. Orange Beach, specifically. Chef Brody … more
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Avik Banik, freshman at University of South Alabama interviewed over 100 students from Mobile and Baldwin County for his book; "Navigating High School: A Student's Guide to Achieving Straight-A's, Creating an Exciting Social Life and Making the Varsity Team."
Student-penned book details High School Experience
Have you ever wished you could have had a step-by-step guide to surviving high school? Avik Banik, a freshman at University of South Alabama, made one. He interviewed hundreds of high school students … more
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This $22 million complex will also bring in 150 full-and part-time jobs. Rogers said that the newly modeled Top Golf has been highly anticipated by the local community. “I think the local community has been excited, based on everyone we have talked to,” he said. “Having these types of things in your communities is an important driver to help show that your community is progressing.”
Mobile Top Golf nears completion
MOBILE — Baldwin County residents and visitors wanting a new thing to do within a day's drive can anticipate the completion of Mobile's Top Golf construction on the horizon. There are … more
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Displays light up the Graham Creek Nature Preserve’s 2023 Christmas Trail. The trail will open Friday, Dec. 8.
Rain delays opening of Foley's Graham Creek Nature Preserve Christmas Trail
The Christmas Trail at Foley's Graham Creek Nature Preserve will open Friday, Dec. 8. The trail features festive holiday lights and displays along the boardwalk at the municipal nature preserve. … more
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Scuba diving students in Gulf Shores City Schools new extracurricular class dive 45 feet in Vortex Springs and 20 feet in the Gulf of Mexico. They learn about safety, animals they'll encounter, the science behind their gear and how to share air with each other.
Gulf Shores schools offering scuba diving class
Gulf Shores City Schools are exploring new depths this summer and taking education underwater. The coastal city school district is offering students the opportunity to enroll in an after-school scuba … more
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Elberta High School celebrates ribbon-cutting of new $6.9 million gymnasium
Elberta High School celebrated the opening of their new $6.9 million gymnasium with a ribbon cutting on Aug. 24. "I don't know anyone south of Montgomery that has anything like this," Principal … more
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Fun at the library [Photo gallery]
ROBERTSDALE, Alabama -- The Robertsdale Public Library hosted a pair of events, continuing its summer reading program last week at the library on Pennsylvania Street. On Wednesday, June 12, David … more
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A rendering shows the new free bridge and traffic pattern that has been halted after ground was broken amid a lawsuit between island cities.
Gulf Shores files brief in support of new free intracoastal bridge, Orange Beach opposes
The room filled with chatter as Monday night's meeting came to a close, then Mayor Robert Craft took the opportunity to make a passionate plea to those who remained regarding the new, court-stalled … more
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Through the help of sponsors, attendees and volunteers, Bama Peach Pickleball Club wrote a check to the Gastric Cancer Foundation for $20,000.
Bama Beach Pickleball raises $20,000 for gastric cancer awareness
FOLEY — The Foley Event center was filled with energy and competitive spirit as the Bama Beach Pickleball Club hosted its second-annual pickleball tournament, raising $20,000 to benefit gastric … more
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"As the water passed through these reefs, there are holes in those and the water actually takes microscopic pieces of what is grown on it-like a chia pet effect- and blows it out into the water where the fish can eat it," explained Tom Wade, the Parrot Head Reef project manager.
Reef project in honor of the late Jimmy Buffett coming to Pensacola
PENSACOLA — Reef World, in collaboration with Reef Ball Foundation, is introducing artificial reefs to the Pensacola region in tribute to the late Jimmy Buffett. Over the past two years, the … more
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The planning and zoning district election for District 40 in Baldwin County will be held on Jan. 9 from 7 a.m. until 7 p.m. Citizens drive the zoning process, initiating the process themselves.
Bon Secour residents to vote on forming planning district
The planning and zoning district election for the proposed District 40 in Baldwin County will be held on Jan. 9 from 7 a.m. until 7 p.m. There are many unincorporated parts of Baldwin County, … more
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Robertsdale Library blasts off into summer reading [Photo gallery]
ROBERTSDALE, Alabama -- The Robertsdale Public Library blasted off into its summer reading program with a kickoff celebration on Wednesday, June 5 at the library on Pennsylvania Street. Boys and … more
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