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Foley woman's death ruled accidental, no foul play suspected
A tragic incident unfolded early Tuesday morning in Foley as emergency responders rushed to a residential apartment responding to reports of a woman who had fallen down a flight of stairs. Despite … more
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Alabama 4-H Tech Changemakers making a difference in their communities
AUBURN UNIVERSITY — Young people are the future, and the future looks bright thanks to the 4-H Tech Changemakers program. This program is centered around kind, tech-savvy teens who seek to help … more
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The council unanimously approved awarding the bid for Integrity Park's phase two to Triptek Construction LLC. for just over $5 million.
Spanish Fort expands recreational offerings: Phase two of Integrity Park underway
Parks and recreation are getting a boost in Spanish Fort. The Spanish Fort City Council awarded a bid for phase two at Integrity Park and awarded a bid for master planning of the proposed Honor … more
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Visitors to the Fairhope Public Library will soon see construction begin on a much-awaited renovation.
Fairhope Public Library’s second floor renovation will begin soon
Visitors to the Fairhope Public Library will soon see construction begin on a much-awaited renovation. The Friends of Fairhope Public Library’s capital campaign reached its goal, and the … more
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With an overwhelming abundance of books available, finding the perfect read can often feel like searching for a needle in a haystack. Despite the vast array of options, narrowing down choices to match individual tastes and preferences can be a daunting task.
One for the books: Baldwin County libraries unveil exciting new services for readers
Tired of just flipping pages? With an overwhelming abundance of books available, finding the perfect read can often feel like searching for a needle in a haystack. Despite the vast array of options, … more
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Coastal Career Connections Job Fair offers Leap Day opportunity for career seekers
Job seekers in Baldwin County will have a unique opportunity to leap into new career prospects on Leap Day 2024. The inaugural Coastal Career Connections Job Fair will take place at the Orange Beach … more
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New federal rule aims to streamline prior authorization process
Alabama physicians are hopeful that a new federal rule from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) could alleviate delays in patient treatment for those enrolled in government-sponsored … more
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New houses are under construction in Foley. A study that found Foley the most cost-effective retirement location in the United States listed housing as one factor in the city’s top ranking.
An affordable paradise: Foley named top retirement destination in national study
In a recent national study conducted by GOBankingRates, Foley emerges as the most cost-effective retirement destination across the United States. The survey, focusing on optimal retirement locations, … more
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5 things to know about Chef Arwen Rice, Mobile's James Beard Awards semifinalist at Red or White
Question: What is your favorite food memory? Answer: “Honestly what first came to mind when you said that, is my best friend in middle school, her mom made cream cheese brownies one time. I was … more
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2nd annual Cooptastic conference set for March 15-16
AUBURN UNIVERSITY — Riding on the wings of a successful first year, the Cooptastic conference is back for year two. The conference — designed for backyard poultry owners — will take … more
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Winners and participants of Gulf Coast Media's Best of Baldwin reader's choice contest should exercise caution and remain vigilant for potential scams targeting them. With the conclusion of the 2024 contest and the announcement of winners, scammers may attempt to exploit individuals by offering fake awards or seeking payments for recognition. Stay alert and verify the legitimacy of any communication regarding the contest to avoid falling victim to fraudulent schemes.
Beware Best of Baldwin scammers:
Winners, don't pay for recognition
Gulf Coast Media's 2024 Best of Baldwin readers' choice contest has officially concluded and winners have been announced, signaling the potential rise of scammers eager to exploit participants. … more
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Alabama's farm landscape faces decline
Recent data released sheds light on the challenges confronting Alabama farmers, highlighting a tough reality. High input costs, coupled with low profit margins and farm consolidation, have … more
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The northern bobwhite quail is struggling to adapt to habitat changes across the Southeast.
Uphill battle continues on Bobwhite Quail
Now that the white-tailed deer season has ended, hunters will likely turn their attention once again to small game like rabbits, squirrels, and the bobwhite quail, although quail hunting is nothing … more
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Bankhead Tunnel to reopen following electrical upgrades
For Baldwin and Mobile commuters accustomed to the convenience of the Bankhead Tunnel, the past week brought unexpected detours and delays as the landmark tunnel underwent vital upgrades. Forced to … more
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Employers vie for Bell Seal awards in recognition of workplace mental health initiatives
In workplaces across the United States, advocates for mental health are spearheading internal progress, influencing organizational change and proposing practices to better support the mental health … 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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Third Alabama hospital pauses IVF programs due Alabama Supreme Court ruling on frozen embryos
Alabama hospitals and fertility clinics are reacting to the Alabama Supreme Court’s recent ruling that frozen embryos can be considered children under state law. When the court made its … more
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Fairhope High School track and field team members, coaches, city and school officials celebrated the completion of the Track and Field Complex at Founders Park with a ribbon cutting and first lap on the track Tuesday, Feb. 20.
Fairhope's newest jewel: $2.5 Million Track and Field Complex promises safe training grounds for athletes
Fairhope High School track and field team members, coaches, city and school officials celebrated the completion of the Track and Field Complex at Founders Park with a ribbon cutting and first lap on … more
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It's college application week; Apply to over 50 colleges this week without fees
Did you know this week is college application week? From Feb. 19-23, over 50 colleges across the country will be offering college applications without the pressure of fees. Participating … more
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Get ready to head off to the races, as the Ronald McDonald House of Mobile is only weeks away from hosting their first rubber ducky regatta event at OWA on March 23.
Ronald McDonald House charity to host rubber duck regatta event at OWA
Get ready to head off to the races, as the Ronald McDonald House of Mobile is only weeks away from hosting their first rubber ducky regatta event at OWA on March 23. According to Ellen Jackson, … more
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