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5 Gulf Coast happenings to keep you busy this weekend, Dec. 27-31
Farewell 2023 and bring on 2024! The wrapping paper and gift boxes have been cleared and hopefully everyone is entertained with their new toys. If you are looking for events to get yourself out … more
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Several bridges have been built along The Eastern Shore Trail over the years to keep walkers safe from traffic.
Grant goes toward Eastern Shore Trail, pedestrian bridge in Point Clear
A free-standing pedestrian bridge will be constructed on the Eastern Shore Trail near the Grant Hotel in Point Clear and is expected to finish in 2025.  Baldwin County Commission was … more
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“We made the official title as “The First 52nd Annual Magnolia Ball,” said Prodisee Pantry Executive Director Deanne Servos. “Clairborne Walsh, who I have gotten to know, said in the show that she has attended all 51 of the Magnolia Balls, so now we will host the first 52nd because that way if the show continues, and they have a 52nd, we have the first one.”
Prodisee Pantry to host First 52nd-Annual Magnolia Ball to help feed families
DAPHNE — Prepare to leave your TV and immerse yourself in real life in the Magnolia Ball, as depicted in the Hulu original show, "Love in Fairhope." When the show first aired in Baldwin … more
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By January, animals that were given as Christmas gifts are turned in to local shelters, becoming part of more than six million animals who enter the shelters in the U.S. every year.
A pet for Christmas? Humane Society says think it through first
Gifting animals during the holidays can make the season brighter, but the Baldwin County Humane Society wants to ensure these animals are not just seen as gifts but rather a lifelong commitment. … more
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Boost your southern garden: The magic of fixing soil prior to summer.
The magic of fixing soil prior to summer - Organic gardening on the Gulf Coast with Kitti Cooper
Why should you think about your summer gardenduring our “winter”?In the sunny Deep South, where the weather can betough and the soil is different in every backyard,there is a simple trick … more
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In the sunny Deep South, where the weather can be tough and the soil is different in every backyard, there is a simple trick for better gardens — amending the soil.
Repurposing your Christmas tree - Organic gardening on the Gulf Coast with Kitti Cooper
As the holiday season bids us farewell, the question of what to do with the once-majestic Christmas tree takes center stage. Instead of parting ways unceremoniously to the side of the road, let's … more
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The Robertsdale Senior Center organized its annual Gingerbread House Contest, adding a delightful touch to the festivities.
Robertsdale Senior Center delights community with productive and festive activities
In a vibrant display of community engagement, the Robertsdale Senior Center hosted a joyous day filled with meaningful contributions and festive competitions. Over the past few months, the senior … more
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Bay Minette Police Department hosts annual Shopping with a Cop event; 17 children go on $350 shopping spree
Bay Minette Police Department (BMPD) recently enjoyed a lighthearted shopping experience with local children as part of the fifth annual Shopping with a Cop event. The department conducts multiple … more
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Religion column by Dr. Ken Moore: Jesus is our joy
The Apostle John writes in his book of 1 John 1:4, "These things we write to you that your joy might be full." Jesus is our joy. Sometimes, we do not realize that fact. We all look for joy in … more
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The Chipotle Mexican Grill in Daphne will open to the public Friday, Jan. 5.
Daphne’s Chipotle opens Jan. 5
The wait is over. The Chipotle Mexican Grill in Daphne will open to the public Friday, Jan. 5. The Daphne location makes the second Chipotle Mexican Grill to open in Baldwin County. The … more
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Religion column by Dr. Franklin L. Kirksey: A Christian’s thoughts about Christmas
C. S. Lewis explains, “Once in our world, a stable had something in it that was bigger than our whole world.” As society becomes increasingly secular, it is easy to lose sight of what is … more
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Baldwin County escaped the 2023 hurricane season unscathed, though Hurricane Idalia did provide for a swell that surfers took advantage of and onlookers marveled.
Gulf Coast Media's Year in Review 2023: Photos of the Year
Another year in the books. With the fast-paced life today's world promotes, it's hard to remember everything that happened in 365 days. Luckily, Baldwin County has a local news source to capture … more
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In November, developers broke ground in Gulf Shores on the much-anticipated Embassy Suites.
Gulf Coast Media's Year in Review 2023: Tourism and workforce development
Baldwin County would not be what it is without its tourism and hospitality industry, and this sector was anything but stagnant this year. From infrastructure and amenities to economic impact, here … more
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Emory Whitehead with the gifts she purchased with her birthday money to deliver to patients at Thomas Hospital.
12-year-old Fairhope girl donates gifts to patients at Thomas Hospital, uses birthday money to spread joy
FAIRHOPE — When it comes to sharing comfort and kindness, age is just a number for 12-year-old Emory Whitehead. Before her birthday on Oct. 26, Whitehead said she wanted to bring presents … more
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The Rockabilly website has been deleted to date, but prior to it's deletion, held information regarding the festival. On this website, vendors could apply as well as sponsors, and those interested in the event could see the bands set to perform as well as purchase tickets.
Gulf Coast Media Year in Review 2023: 2 in-depth reports hold the powerful accountable
Gulf Coast Media dug into two reports of wrongdoing in Baldwin County in 2023, with impact ranging from the fallout of a botched music festival to a nonprofit's misuse of tax dollars. Legitimacy … more
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Drone shots from West Beach near Little Lagoon on July 20, 2023. .
Gulf Coast Media's 2023 Year-in review: Gulf Shores, Orange Beach
This year brought several long-awaited announcements to the island, including the go-ahead to construct a toll-free bridge in Orange Beach, a beach renourishment project, a new pedestrian bridge … more
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Gulf Shores High School Horticulture and Environmental Management teacher Will Tuggle hands off small potted trees to students that will be planted.
Gulf Coast Media's 2023 Year-in review: In education, 3 school systems adjust to growth, plan for the future
This year has proven to be quite the year for schools across Baldwin County, as the opening of the highly anticipated Baldwin Preparatory Academy draws near, Baldwin County throws its hat in the ring … more
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In March 2023, shark fishing outfitters Dylan Wier and Blaine Kenny of Coastal Worldwide caught a 10-to-11-foot great white shark from the shore in Orange Beach.
Gulf Coast Media's Year in Review 2023: Business, community service, entertainment
On a dark and chilly night in March 2023, shark fishing outfitters Dylan Wier and Blaine Kenny of Coastal Worldwide caught a 10-to-11-foot great white shark from the shore in Orange Beach. Yes, there … more
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Tobacco use remains the leading cause of preventable death and disease in America, killing 480,000 people each year. Currently, an additional 16 million Americans live with a tobacco-related disease. While it’s best to quit as early as possible, quitting smoking at any age will enhance the length and quality of life.
Smoking, vaping and menthol extremely difficult to quit; American Lung Association offers tips
This time of year, millions of people make resolutions to take on personal challenges, accomplish a significant goal, or improve their lives for the new year. This year, the American Lung Association … more
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Fairhope's iconic clock stopped working and one resident, Luis Valencia, volunteered to get it back on time.
Gulf Coast Media's Year in Review 2023: Daphne, Fairhope and Spanish Fort officials tackle book debates, infrastructure needs, water shortages
The growth of Baldwin County and its strain on infrastructure are not novel issues. Local officials have been tackling them for years. However, 2023 brought new issues and resolutions, especially on … more
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