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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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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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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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The Tides Best Western Hotel Orange Beach received BWH Hotels’ highest accolade, the M.K. Guertin Award, during the company’s most recent annual convention in Honolulu, presented before an audience of nearly 2,000 hoteliers.
The Tides Best Western Hotel Orange Beach earns BWH Hotels’ highest honor for 2023
The Tides Best Western Hotel Orange Beach received BWH Hotels’ highest accolade, the M.K. Guertin Award, during the company’s most recent annual convention in Honolulu, presented before … more
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Kristen Rayborn, fifth grade teacher, was named 2023-24 teacher of the year during a surprise presentation on Dec. 6.
Orange Beach names teachers of the year
Two Orange Beach City School teachers were surprised last week during a tour of the schools when Superintendent Randy Wilkes and board members announced Kristen Rayborn and Rhonda Prater as the … more
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Tips on staying safe at the beach this winter
Although the sun has set on summer and the tourists have become fewer and farther between, it is crucial to stay vigilant when visiting the beaches this winter season. Melvin Shepard, chief of … more
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Prioritizing sleep will improve every aspect of your physical and mental wellness and help you achieve all your other goals. Unfortunately, streaming devices, social media and other distractions make it all too easy to stay up later than you intend.
Wellness tips for a new you in the New Year
If your list of New Year’s resolutions is a mile long, you may be feeling overwhelmed and unsure where to start. Let these three essential wellness tips set you up for a successful year and … more
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On an unusually warm and sunny Saturday in December, Janel Hawkins, owner of Sand Castle University, made an impromptu decision to sculpt a sand tribute to her hometown football team, the Gulf Shores High School Dolphins after they won their first state championship in football.
Sand Castle University's Janel Hawkins builds tribute to Gulf Shores High Dolphins state champion football team
On an unusually warm and sunny Saturday in December, Janel Hawkins, owner of Sand Castle University, made an impromptu decision to sculpt a sand tribute to her hometown football team, the Gulf Shores … more
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Gulf Coast Media to sell commemorative editions, celebrate Dolphins' championship Saturday at Big Beach
Let the state championship celebrations continue. Gulf Coast Media staff will be at Big Beach Brewing in Gulf Shores on Saturday from noon to 3 p.m. with special editions of The Islander … more
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Gulf Shores junior Chase Jennings hoists the Blue Map trophy as the Dolphins arrive at Lulu’s for the championship celebration on Wednesday, Dec. 13. The football team was recognized for winning its first state championship in program history.
Gulf Shores community welcomes home state champion football team, runner-up swimming team
GULF SHORES — Lulu’s hosted a welcome party fit for champions as the Gulf Shores football and swimming teams were recognized for their performances at recent state championships. more
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Holly Scott, CRNP, will be giving a talk titled “Understanding Osteoporosis and the Importance of Optimizing Bone Health as You Age” at the Spanish Fort Senior Center on Jan. 11.
Baldwin Bone & Joint to offer complimentary talks in January
Baldwin Bone and Joint will be hosting Lunch & Learn events in Baldwin County in January. The informational events are offered complimentary but require an RSVP. On Thursday, Jan. 11, join Holly … more
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It’s a wonderful life!
If you think this is about a banker from Bedford Falls, it is not. It is about a guilty sinner becoming a glorious saint because he met a gracious Savior who appeared on earth from Heaven (Titus … more
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Operation Christmas Child volunteers send Christmas joy to children overseas
Operation Christmas Child, started in 1993, is celebrating its 30th year of ministry. This year, tens of thousands of volunteers contributed to Operation Christmas Child, a project of … more
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Long-term care refers to a range of services and support designed to meet needs like bathing, dressing or eating. Options for such care include in-home care, assisted living facilities and nursing homes. For some, the costs of long-term care may impact their retirement savings.
It's time to care about long-term care
While many people picture retirement as an opportunity to relax, retirees can face many challenges, including the potential need for long-term care. A 2022 report from the Department of Health … more
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Keeping your skin healthy, clean and vibrant involves establishing a consistent skincare routine, adopting healthy lifestyle habits, and protecting your skin from environmental stressors. Be mindful of the skincare products you use and ensure they are suitable for your skin type.
USA Health offers tips to keep skin healthy
As temperatures begin to decline and less moisture is present in the air, now is the time to learn about skin care and adopt habits that can support healthier skin, hair and nails for a lifetime. … more
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Dean Ridings
Editorial: A bridge over troubled waters for local journalism
Among the liberties enshrined for Americans in our founding documents, freedom of the press stands first among equals. "A popular government, without popular information, or the means of acquiring … more
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Christmas Grace
Christmas means different things to different people. Multitudes muddle through the season without truly knowing the reason for it. The apostle Paul shares that Christmas is when God's grace … more
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