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Retired Marine and one of the voices of The Scuttlebutt Network, a radio show broadcast from the USS Alabama, Tom Claxton took to the microphone also. He thanked Blohme and Nick DiMario for their work for Veterans and presented them with a piece of the USS Alabama teak deck that was removed during the ongoing deck replacement.
Celebrity chef “Panini” Pete Blohme throws epic 60th birthday bash with a-list guests
How does a chef and restauranteur celebrate a milestone birthday? In the case of "Panini" Pete Blohme's 60th, a private party with a hundred or two close friends, food, drinks and a rocking band from … more
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Rouge Regent Carol Salsamendi Community Service Award Winner Beverly Dillon Smith and committee chair Judy Culbreth at Nix Center, December 14, 2023. Following the ceremony.
Local DAR chapter honors Fairhope woman with annual community service award
Members of the Ecor Rogue chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) gathered in the festively decorated Nix Center in Fairhope to honor Beverly Smith, the 2023 recipient of the … more
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Baldwin County blood donors needed now
In the face of a severe blood shortage, the American Red Cross is sounding the alarm as the nation witnesses the lowest blood donation numbers in two decades. The Red Cross blood supply has plummeted … more
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Don't miss out on seeing the top college football players take the field in Mobile during the Senior Bowl.
5 Gulf Coast events happening this weekend, Feb. 2-4
Happy February everyone! This month is kicking off with a full slate of events and Mardi Gras parades to keep you busy all weekend long. Our pick of the top five events happening this weekend … more
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Christian Service Center receives generous donation
The Christian Service Center received a generous cash donation of $8,000 from the Church of God. The donation will allow the Christian Service Center to purchase over 65,000 pounds of food from the … more
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Victoria Moten will be taking her softball talents to Tuscaloosa after her time with the Daphne Trojans following Tuesday’s commitment to the University of Alabama. A first-team all-state pitcher as a sophomore, Moten struck out 350 batters and helped her team to the state tournament.
Daphne all-state pitcher Moten commits to Alabama softball
The Alabama Crimson Tide softball squad will soon have another Eastern Shore representative on the roster after Victoria Moten, an all-state pitcher from Daphne, announced her verbal commitment on … more
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Dillon Wareham holds the record for the most days eating Chipotle in a row. His goal is to reach 1,000 days.
Chipotle's longest-streak customer: Dillon Wareham's new record and new 50-state challenge
What could you do every day for 657 days? Every single day, without missing a day? Back in April, Gulf Coast Media introduced you to Dillon Wareham, a Mobile man and social media content … more
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With two first-half rushing touchdowns, Spanish Fort junior Nehemiah Hixon not only recorded a second consecutive multi-score game but also won over Gulf Coast Media readers to earn Seacrest Furniture Athlete of the Week honors. Hixon finished with 86 rushing yards on only 5 carries to help the Toros beat the Murphy Panthers 42-9.
Hixon touchdowns helps Spanish Fort build halftime lead, win Seacrest Furniture Athlete of the Week
Junior Nehemiah Hixon scored a pair of rushing touchdowns to record a second straight multi-touchdown game and win over Gulf Coast Media readers as the winner of the 10th Seacrest Furniture Athlete … more
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The Orange Beach Adult & Senior Activity Center is hosting a community education seminar featuring Dr. John Todd.
Complimentary Lunch and Learn event in Orange Beach to discuss shoulder health
Unravel the mysteries behind shoulder pain and discomfort. The Orange Beach Adult & Senior Activity Center is hosting a community education seminar featuring Dr. John Todd, a … more
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Fairhope Pirates through the decades
Fairhope High School will celebrate an important milestone this year, marking 100 years since the first graduating class in 1923-24. To commemorate the anniversary, the school has put together a … more
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The USA Health Rectal Cancer Multidisciplinary Team recently received accreditation from the National Accreditation Program for Rectal Cancer (NAPRC)..USA Health is the first health system in Alabama and the upper Gulf Coast region to earn a three-year accreditation from the NAPRC.
USA Health marks a year of national accreditation for rectal cancer program
Every other Thursday, a team of multidisciplinary specialists at USA Health convenes virtually to review the charts of patients diagnosed with rectal cancer. Medical oncologists, radiation … more
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Mountain Brook’s Annie Lacey delivers a tough shot as Bayside Academy’s Maysie Douglas (4) and Misty Kate Smith (13) defend in the Class 6A state semifinals at the Birmingham CrossPlex on Tuesday, Oct. 31. The Spartans went on to beat the Admirals to end Bayside Academy’s national record of 21 consecutive state championships.
Bayside Academy’s state championship streak comes to end in volleyball semifinals
BIRMINGHAM — The streak finally came to an end. Bayside Academy, which had won a national record of 21 straight state volleyball championships on the Alabama High School Athletic … more
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The Coastal Alabama Business Chamber announced the launch of the 51st Annual National Shrimp Festival Poster Contest. For the first time since 2020, the poster contest is open to the general public.
Annual National Shrimp Festival announces poster contest; open to general public
Attention artists and visionaries! The Coastal Alabama Business Chamber invites you to make a splash in the vibrant world of the 51st Annual National Shrimp Festival by participating in the highly … more
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Baldwin County's December 2023 housing report
As national mortgage rates dip, local home sale prices continue to rise. According to Baldwin REALTORS® Multiple Listing Service (MLS) statistics, Baldwin County listings saw continued … more
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Kale Troha, co-owner of Foam Coffee in Gulf Shores.
Foam Coffee serving at Gulf Shores football games
This fall, Foam Coffee is expanding beyond the storefront, bringing their food truck to the fields of the Gulf Shores Sportsplex. The Gulf Shores staple will serve a limited menu at select Gulf … more
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Spanish Fort City Council passes new litter ordinance
Spanish Fort will be a little cleaner after city council adopted a new ordinance that outlines what the city considers litter, prevention measures and penalties. Ordinance 644-2023 was introduced … more
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Fairhope seniors McRae Taul and Spence Sims were recently announced as nominees for the McDonald’s All-American Game held annually with the top 48 players in the country. This year’s contest is scheduled for April at the Toyota Center in Houston, Texas.
Fairhope’s Taul, Sims nominated for McDonald’s All-American basketball game
Seniors McRae Taul and Spence Sims from Fairhope were announced as part of the newest wave of nominees for the McDonald’s All-American Game set for April in Houston. The pair of Pirate … more
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Nursing program at Coastal Alabama Community College prepares students for success
Interested in a nursing degree? The Nursing Program at Coastal Alabama Community College's Fairhope Campus provides a comprehensive education aimed at preparing students for successful careers in … more
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Gulf Shores announces annual Movies at Meyer lineup
The City of Gulf Shores recently announced the sixth-annual Movies at Meyer Park series, which is scheduled to begin Thursday, Oct. 26. Locals and visitors are invited to bring their lawn chairs and … more
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Daphne mayor seeks volunteers for Metropolitan Planning Committees
Daphne Mayor Robin LeJeune is asking for volunteers. LeJeune announced during the mayor's report segment of the Oct. 2 regular city council meeting that the city has three vacancies to fill on two … more
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