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Robertsdale seniors honor veterans [Photo gallery]
ROBERTSDALE, Alabama — Robertsdale seniors honored veterans with a program on Thursday, Nov. 7, presented by American Legion Post 99 of Foley and Alabama Hospice Care at the PZK Hall in … more
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Reeselin Bartnick, daughter of Jennifer Bartnick and John Steingraber, explodes a glitter bomb in one of the rage rooms at Shattered in Daphne. The experience offers a variety of items to destroy with a variety of tools. Reeselin’s combination of choice: a baseball bat to a beer bottle filled with colored powder and red, white and blue paper confetti.
New Daphne business wants to help you release your rage
The children are arguing. You spent the day putting out someone else's fires at work. The air conditioning went out on the hottest day of the year. These are all scenarios that might push you to your … more
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Drew Metzler, an Alabama Extension forestry and wildlife regional agent, recently had the opportunity to educate others far from home on New Mexico's Philmont Scout Ranch – the world's largest outdoor youth camp.
Alabama Extension agent educates at world's largest outdoor youth camp
AUBURN UNIVERSITY — The Alabama Cooperative Extension System's role is to serve the people of Alabama with unbiased, science-based information. Sometimes, Alabama Extension professionals bend … more
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The City of Foley is working on plans to extend East Bullard Avenue to improve access routes for residents and public safety and public works vehicles. The proposal has been approved by the Foley Planning Commission and will now go to city council.
Foley considers extending East Bullard Avenue
FOLEY — The extension of East Bullard Avenue is one of the latest projects being considered by the city of Foley to improve access in the community. The project is one of several street … more
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Superintendent Randy Wilkes, Principal Chris Shaw and school board members accepting awards from the Alabama State Department of Education.
Orange Beach City Schools celebrates recent academic achievements
In only their second year as a separate school system, Orange Beach City Schools is celebrating several recent significant academic achievements. At the beginning of the month, it was announced … 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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Brave the cold and test your mettle at the first-ever Polar Bear Plunge in Bay Minette.
Bay Minette to host inaugural Polar Bear Plunge on Jan. 6
Brave the cold and test your mettle at the first-ever Polar Bear Plunge, set to take place on Jan. 6 at the Bay Minette Municipal Pool. The event, aimed at those willing to embrace the chill, … more
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Step into the spotlight this summer, as registration is now open for the PACT Theatre' s summer theatrical experiences in Mobile.
Summer camp registration open for PACT Theatre in Mobile
Step into the spotlight this summer, as registration is now open for the PACT Theatre' s summer theatrical experiences in Mobile. According to the official release, the theatre's summer program … more
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Ribbon Cutting held for Alabama’s Original Blue Line BBQ & Grill
FOLEY – The South Baldwin Chamber of Commerce recently held a ribbon cutting welcoming Alabama’s Original Blue Line BBQ & Grill to Foley. Local law enforcement and firefighters came to show … more
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A representation of the Battle of Fort Blakeley
Blakeley to offer special local history cruises from Five Rivers
Historic Blakeley State Park will offer two special cruises exploring the Mobile area's rich military heritage on Saturday, Sept. 23. Both depart from the Bartram Landing Dock on the campus of the … more
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Baldwin Pops performs first Foley fall concert
FOLEY — A large crowd turned out under clear skies for the Baldwin Pops orchestra's first fall performance in Foley's Heritage Park on Sunday, Oct. 22. The theme of the concert will be … more
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Penny Snell, freshman at Bayside Academy, blew judges away at the 68 Ventures Bowl art contest, walking away with a first place award. This year's contest theme was titled "Commemorating 25 Year: The Roaring Twenties in Mobile."
Bayside Academy freshman wins 1st place in 60 Venture Bowl art contest
Penny Snell, a freshman at Bayside Academy, blew judges away at the 68 Ventures Bowl art contest, walking away with a first-place award. This year's contest theme was "Commemorating 25 Years: … more
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New businesses are under construction on Alabama 59 in Foley. City officials are working on a strategic plan to help guide growth over the next five years and seeking input from residents.
Foley seeking input for strategic plan to prepare for continued growth of city
City planners are seeking input from residents on the most significant challenges and opportunities for Foley as the city undergoes growth and development in the next five years. The city of Foley is … more
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David Johnson, Public Works, Victoria Barnett, Library, and Rob Taylor, Fire Department, honored for 15 years of service.
City of Bay Minette recognizes employee service and excellence
The City of Bay Minette recently hosted its Employee Service Recognition lunch to acknowledge dedicated employees with service pins and highlight the Employee of the Year. Mayor Bob Wills, alongside … more
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The expansion of South Pecan Street south to Pride Drive should be completed soon. Work is also nearing completion on the expansion of Juniper Street south to Alabama 59.
Dual Foley road projects set to ease traffic, enhance connectivity by January's end
Two projects aimed at enhancing north-south access in Foley are set to be completed by the end of January. The extension of South Pecan Street and Juniper Street is nearing completion. The South … more
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Economic Development Alliance announces campaign to 'Belong in Baldwin'
Retraining a reliable and large enough workforce in Baldwin County is not a new story, but a local organization is taking new steps to recruit and keep top talent. The Baldwin County Economic … more
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King cake comes in many forms. At Market By The Bay you can find a king cake cheesecake complete with baby.
The menu of Mardi Gras: Sweet and savory seasonal culinary delights abound in Baldwin County
Holidays and food go hand in hand, and Mardi Gras is no different. Thanksgiving has pumpkin pie and turkey, Halloween has candy, and Easter has ham. What about Mardi Gras? When it comes to … more
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North Baldwin Chamber of Commerce and Better Business Bureau to host senior citizens fraud prevention summit
The North Baldwin Chamber of Commerce, in collaboration with the Better Business Bureau serving Central and South Alabama, is set to present a free "Protect Yourself Against Scammers Summit" tailored … more
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The Rowan Oak development's request for rezoning of the 134.41 acres and annexation into the city of Daphne will come up for its second reading April 1.
Daphne's Rowan Oak development seeks zoning changes, annexation
A large parcel of undeveloped property between County Road 13 and Friendship Road could soon see major development. The Rowan Oak development is a partnership with landowners Sharon, John, Thomas, … more
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Arkansas vs. Auburn football on Saturday, Sept. 22, 2018 in Auburn.
Blakeley to welcome Auburn University Raptor Center July 15
On July 15, Historic Blakeley State Park will host the Auburn University Raptor Center for two special educational programs showcasing its resident raptor ambassadors. These include owls, falcons, … more
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