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Fairhope residents will see an increase in utility bills as new water and sewer rates go into effect April 1.
Fairhope residents’ water and sewer rate increase approved by City Council
Fairhope residents will notice an increase in their water and sewer rates effective April 1. The Fairhope City Council approved the increase in water and sewer rates during the Monday, Feb. 26 city … more
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Chef Brody Olive and sous chef Luis Silvestre had the top dish at the 8th annual Alabama Seafood Cook-Off in 2023.
Alabama Seafood Cook-Off 2024 moves to The Wharf in Orange Beach
The 9th Annual Alabama Seafood Cook-Off (ASCO) has a new home in 2024. Alabama chefs will faceoff at The Wharf in Orange Beach, May 6. Four Alabama chefs will compete for the title of Alabama Seafood … more
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Foley plans improvements at the Coastal Alabama Farmers and Fishermens Market including a new sign and a 2,500-square foot commercial kitchen.
Foley City Council approves upgrades for Coastal Alabama Farmers and Fishermens Market
Development plans are underway for enhancements at the Coastal Alabama Farmers and Fishermens Market, as the Foley City Council recently approved the construction of a new kitchen and the … more
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A closed sign hangs on the entrance of Magnolia Springs Public Library (MSPL) as the community faces uncertainty over its future.
Magnolia Springs Public Library faces closure
The future of the Magnolia Springs Public Library (MSPL) is in jeopardy following the recommendation to close it by the Magnolia Springs Library Board. This discussion was brought up at the Magnolia … more
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A new medical park proposed to be built on a 12-acre site on Fern Avenue is the first project planned for Foley’s new Medical Overlay District.
First development project planned for Foley's Medical Overlay District
A new 12-acre health-care facility is in the works on Fern Avenue, marking the inaugural project planned for Foley's recently established Medical Overlay District. The Foley Planning Commission … more
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The 80-foot flagpole that stood near the intersection of Alabama 59 and U.S. 98 has been taken down after being replaced by a taller pole that was erected about one block to the south.
Flagpole removed from downtown Foley after 20 years
Motorists navigating through downtown Foley may have observed the absence of the iconic 80-foot flagpole that has stood the intersection of Alabama Highway 59 and U.S. Highway 98 for two decades. … more
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35th Annual American Cancer Society Chili Cook-off heats up
Spice up your weekend at the 35th Annual American Cancer Society Chili Cook-off sizzles into action this weekend. With gates swinging open at 11 a.m., this flavorful fiesta promises a mouthwatering … more
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Tune in to "The Best Turkey Season Ever" webinar on March 12
AUBURN UNIVERSITY, Ala. — While deer-hunting season is over, another hunting season is just on the horizon: turkey season. Alabama hunters can shake off the winter blues and gear up for the … more
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Traffic moves along Alabama 59 in downtown Foley. The city is developing a plan intended to reduce serious accidents on Foley streets in half by 2035.
Foley officials aim to halve traffic accidents by 2035
City officials in Foley are embarking on a comprehensive plan to significantly reduce traffic accidents over the next decade. The Foley City Council has approved a resolution endorsing ambitious … more
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Columbia Southern University receives ACBSP accreditation for business programs
Columbia Southern University (CSU) has achieved programmatic accreditation from the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP) for its undergraduate and graduate degree programs … more
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Call for volunteers to improve IRS
Interested individuals from Alabama are urged to submit their applications by March 15 to join the Taxpayer Advocacy Panel (TAP) and contribute to enhancing the operations of the Internal Revenue … more
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Mobile Airport Authority propels economic growth with Washington D.C. flights provided by United Airlines
It has only been a little over a month since Gulf Coast Media reported on the announcement that Breeze Airways has unveiled plans to bring its services to Mobile International Airport , less than a … more
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Alabama trio eradicates $4 million in medical debt for thousands
In an act of generosity, former Governor Don Siegelman, Pastor Gary Furr, and entrepreneur Bart McCorquodale teamed up to relieve the burden of medical debt for thousands of Alabama residents. … more
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Chase and Kittie Cooper celebrate the certification of their newest greenhouse.
Foley’s Cooper Farm earns USDA certification for citrus stock
After a lot of planning, building and hard work, Cooper Farm is a certified citrus nursery. In December 2023, the state of Alabama was designated as a commercial citrus-producing area. The USDA … more
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March to highlight ladder safety awareness
With the onset of warmer weather and the impending arrival of spring cleaning, household chores like gutter cleaning come to the forefront. However, prior to grabbing the ladder, taking a moment to … more
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Circle March 9-10 on your calendar and make plans to spend a day or two in Orange Beach to enjoy the award-winning Orange Beach Festival of Art.
Orange Beach Festival of Art celebrates 50 years of highlighting local artists
Circle March 9-10 on your calendar and make plans to spend a day or two in Orange Beach to enjoy the award-winning Orange Beach Festival of Art. The Coastal Arts Center in Orange Beach is one of the … more
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Celebrate spring at Providence Foundation's 31st Festival of Flowers in Mobile
Blooming flowers are a welcome sign of spring. Celebrate spring at the Providence Foundation's 31st Festival of Flowers. The award-winning festival will fill Mobile's Cathedral Square with … more
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Original Oyster House to award $1,000 scholarships to 2 qualifying high school art students
The Original Oyster House restaurant will be awarding two $1,000 scholarships qualifying Baldwin County high school seniors who express artistic passion and ability, as a part of their Chelsea Garvin … more
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Get ready for a wave of service as Gulf Shores City Schools announced recently announced the launch of their first "Gulf Shores Gives Back" day of service which will take place on March 14.
Gulf Shores City Schools to host first "Gulf Shores Gives Back" service day
Gulf Shores City Schools will soon be making a wave of service as the school system recently announced the launch of their first "Gulf Shores Gives Back" day of service which will take place on March … more
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There is officially a new Baldwin County Spelling Bee champion, as 8th-grader Max McClellan recently took home the crown at the recent countywide spelling bee on Feb. 26.
Baldwin County crowns new spelling bee champion
There is officially a new Baldwin County Spelling Bee champion, as 8th-grader Max McClellan recently took home the crown at the recent countywide spelling bee on Feb. 26. According to the release, … more
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