Water knows no boundaries. The water that eventually runs into Mobile Bay, and then the Gulf of Mexico, travels across 65 percent of the state of Alabama and portions of Mississippi, Georgia, and … more

It’s beginning to feel a lot like Christmas as a cold front sweeps across the region this week. Has it put you in the mood to begin checking off your holiday shopping list? If so, indulge yourself … more

You can find them working in the shops and restaurants you visit every day. You can find them coaching your child’s ball team. You can find them in your own neighborhood. You can find … more

Residents and officials in Baldwin County and throughout the country face a growing dilemma between responsibilities to make the best use of taxpayer funds and do what is best for the environment and … more

When the Beach Expressed sliced through the tiny town, leaders could have lamented the construction as the beginning of the end of small town life. Instead, they have embraced the new thoroughfare as … more

Hundreds of people spent over a year planning every intricate detail of this weekend’s 48th Annual Shrimp Festival. Just weeks ago, those well-laid plans nearly fell apart when budget cuts … more

Voters in Spanish Fort and Fairhope showed courage and confidence in the future on Sept. 17 when they turned out to support a tax that will benefit their schools and community for years to … more

This summer a scene played out in Foley that has become far too common across the nation. An African American family was denied service by the Domino’s pizza shop in Foley. A manager there … more

On Tuesday, voters in Fairhope and Spanish Fort will make a decision that will affect the future of their children and their community for years to come. The decision is whether to increase … more

Couldn’t go boating last weekend, huh? Lifeguards tossed you out of the rocky waves slapping at the beach? Maybe your electricity went out for an hour or so. Minor inconveniences. Be certain, … more