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Keith Spain, M.D. will be available to see patients at the Bone & Joint’s Daphne and Foley office locations beginning January of 2024.
Sports medicine specialist to join the orthopaedic practice of Baldwin Bone and Joint
The physicians and staff of Baldwin Bone & Joint are pleased to announce the association of Dr. Keith Spain, fellowship-trained primary care sports medicine specialist, to its orthopaedic team. … more
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Improvements to the batting cages at the city sports plex on Cater Lee Way are some of the park projects planned by the city of Foley.
Foley City Council greenlights upgrades: Enhanced batting cages and LED lights to transform ball fields
The Foley City Council recently approved improvements at the Raymond C. Christensen Sports Plex on Cater Lee Way, including enhanced batting cages and new lights. Jeff Lee, Foley parks director, said … more
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Foley first responders guide traffic around a blocked road immediately after Hurricane Sally in September 2020. The city of Foley will start construction of a safe room to shelter police, firefighters and other emergency personnel during hurricanes and other events.
Foley moves forward with plans for safe room
Work is expected to begin in 2024 on a $5.5 million facility to shelter Foley first-responders and other officials during a hurricane or other emergency. The city is working on plans for a safe … more
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Baldwin County’s second Chipotle Mexican Grill location is set to open in a few weeks. An exact opening date should be announced after Christmas.
Chipotle's grand opening in Daphne imminent
DAPHNE — The wait is nearly over. Chipotle fans who have driven by the Daphne location on 914 Van Ave. may have noticed the sign has been mounted to the building, and the interior appears … more
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5 Gulf Coast events happening this weekend, Dec. 22-24
The time has arrived to hang the stockings with care. Christmas has arrived whether you are ready or not! If you are looking for some fun ways to spend time with family and friends this weekend we … more
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Robert Williamson with his granddaughter, Gulf Coast Media reporter Natalie Williamson. According to the Alzheimer's Organization, bringing back old memories is important to ensure these family members remain close and aware of what is important to them. However, they note to be mindful that there may be things the person does not want to remember, such as upsetting events and people that they miss.
Tips for celebrating the holidays with loved ones affected by Alzheimer's or dementia
The holiday season is typically a time of love, joy and family traditions. But for families with loved ones living with Alzheimer's or dementia, ensuring safe and meaningful celebrations can be … more
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Backyard greenery can be combined to create beautiful holiday decorations. Trees, shrubs, plants and fruits are ready-made materials to build show-stopping indoor and outdoor decor.
Holiday decorating with backyard greenery
Deck the halls with boughs of holly — and pinecones, cotton bolls and magnolia seed pods. Backyard greenery can be combined to create beautiful holiday decorations. Trees, shrubs, plants and … more
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On the morning of Dec. 16, the Baldwin County Sheriff’s Office responded to Congregation Mayim Chayim in Daphne in reference to a bomb threat that was ultimately determined to be a hoax.
Bomb threat at Mayim Chayim in Daphne a hoax, officials say
On the morning of Dec. 16, the Baldwin County Sheriff’s Office responded to Congregation Mayim Chayim in Daphne in reference to a bomb threat that was ultimately determined to be a hoax. … more
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National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration [NOAA] Fisheries and the Gulf States Marine Fisheries Commission are currently seeking volunteers to participate in the modernization of commercial shrimping effort data collection.
NOAA Fisheries seeks volunteers to modernize Gulf of Mexico shrimp data collection
NOAA Fisheries and the Gulf States Marine Fisheries Commission are currently seeking volunteers to participate in the modernization of commercial shrimping effort data collection. Participants will … more
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First Place - Warren Averett
Winners of the Downtown Foley 2023 Christmas Decorating Contest announced
The results are in for the Downtown Foley 2023 Window Decorating Contest. In a closely contested people's choice vote, Soul Bowlz narrowly edged out Gypsy Queens Java. Warren Averett … more
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Energy efficiency is an important way to tackle home energy costs and can also support sustainability.
Tips to lower your energy costs this winter
The U.S. Department of Energy reports that low-income households face an energy burden – the portion of income spent on home energy costs – three times higher than other households, … more
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Gulf Shores paves way for new sportsplex
A proposal in Gulf Shotes would approve a new multisport facility at the Alabama Gulf Coast Sports Center while another would pave the way for land swaps and a maintenance cleanup of a portion of … more
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City of Gulf Shores holiday closings announced
As you begin to make plans for the holidays, please take note of the following city of Gulf Shores closures: Christmas Holiday Closures: Police, Fire, and other emergency services will … more
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City of Foley holiday closings announced
Foley City Hall and other municipal offices will be closed Monday and Tuesday, Dec. 25 and 26 for the Christmas holiday. Recyclable materials pickup scheduled for Monday, Dec. 25, will be … more
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Religion column by Dr. Franklin L. Kirksey: How do you celebrate Christmas?
How do you celebrate Christmas? No doubt, there would be many different answers, but the best way is to celebrate Christ! John 1:14 reads, 'And the Word became flesh and dwelt among us, and we beheld … more
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According to documents included in the meeting agenda packet, Lot 5 and Lot 3 include large sections of wetland areas, and Fish River and Turkey Branch flow through Lot 3.
City of Daphne accepts 258-acre donation from 68 Ventures
Daphne City Council approved the acceptance of a 258-acre donation from 68 Ventures on Monday, Dec. 4. The 258.42 acres of undeveloped residential land are situated on the south side of U.S. 90 … more
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Lawsuit ongoing between Turquoise developers, Orange Beach
Orange Beach — Developers are submitting two plans on parcels once ceded to the city — and still listed as owned by the city — as conditions required to win approval of the … more
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Most people recognize mistletoe from the tradition of sharing a kiss while standing under its sprigs. However, mistletoe, in its most natural form, is parasitic — making it a little less romantic outside the home.
Mistletoe: Holiday friend or forest foe?
At Christmastime, many people may find mistletoe to be a natural ornament that signifies the holiday season. However, forestry experts with the Alabama Cooperative Extension System may not … more
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The Coastal Alabama Business Chamber announced the return of the area’s Annual E-Cycling & Shred Day on Saturday, Jan. 13, 2024
Free Annual E-Cycling & Shred Day returning to Coastal Alabama
The Coastal Alabama Business Chamber has announced the return of the area’s Annual E-Cycling & Shred Day. The event is scheduled for Saturday, Jan. 13, 2024, from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. at the … more
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Families depended on Hamburg and Sons for their seasonal farming needs. The company operated until 2004, when H.M. Hamburg's grandson retired.
What's up with this Foley building?
FOLEY — Formerly a facility that managed processing, warehousing and storefront activities related to feed and seed, the Hamburg Building, operational since the 1900s, is succumbing to gradual … more
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