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Robertsdale mayor: It could take 3-4 months to restore city’s electric system
ROBERTSDALE, Alabama — It could take 3 to 4 months to completely restore the City of Robertsdale’s electric system following Hurricane Sally, said Mayor Charles Murphy during the …
FEMA Registration Intake Centers to Open in Mobile, Brewton and Fairhope
Three FEMA Mobile Registration Intake Centers (MRICs) will open this week for Hurricane Sally survivors who are residents of Baldwin, Escambia and Mobile counties. One, in Mobile County, …
Gulf State Park Pier section succumbs to Sally's surge
One aspect of living on Alabama’s beautiful Gulf Coast is the realization that the best-laid plan is no match for Mother Nature. The original plan was to gather September 16 at the Gulf …
Fourth Annual Miss Shrimp Festival Pageant rescheduled due to Hurricane Sally
Hurricane Sally blew into the area and blew the Miss Shrimp Festival Pageant right off the September calendar. Pageant organizers are working to secure a new date. Miss Shrimp Festival Pageant is …
Jubilee Festival of Arts Moves to Oct.17&18 in Lott Park
DAPHNE – The 32ndAnnual Jubilee Festival of Arts presented by the Eastern Shore Chamber of Commerce is moving to Oct. 17 & 18, 2020 to allow for recovery efforts from Hurricane Sally. We …
U.S. Secretary of Agriculture tours Baldwin County farms damaged by Sally
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LOXLEY — U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Sonny Perdue visited damaged areas affected by Hurricane Sally Monday afternoon before participating in a round-table discussion with local farmers and …
City of Foley approves 2020-21 fiscal year budget
FOLEY - The City of Foley has approved its 2020-21 fiscal year budget. As the end of the 2019-20 budget draws near, city officials report that while underbudget, the city has weathered the …
Jubilee Festival of Arts Moves to Oct.17&18 in Lott Park
DAPHNE – The 32ndAnnual Jubilee Festival of Arts presented by the Eastern Shore Chamber of Commerce is moving to Oct. 17 & 18, 2020 to allow for recovery efforts from Hurricane Sally. We …
Gulf State Park Pier section succumbs to Sally's surge
One aspect of living on Alabama’s beautiful Gulf Coast is the realization that the best-laid plan is no match for Mother Nature. The original plan was to gather September 16 at the Gulf …
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Mask requirement extended to Nov. 8
MONTGOMERY – Masks will continue to be required in public places until at least 5 p.m. Nov. 8, following the extension of the Alabama Safer at Home Order on Wednesday, Sept. 30.
Schools reopen after Hurricane Sally
LOXLEY – Baldwin County school employees worked for days after Hurricane Sally to fix building damage, check roads for buses and get power back on all campuses, system officials said.
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Jubilee Festival moves to October
DAPHNE – The Jubilee Festival of Arts has a new date after Hurricane Sally struck just before the event was to take place in Daphne.
Residents, cities distribute food to storm victims
DAPHNE – In the wake of Hurricane Sally, local officials and volunteers worked to cook meals to storm victims who had lost food or had no way to prepare meals without power.