Mobile and Baldwin County News
Thirty exotic reptiles representing 20 countries will serve as live models this Saturday, July 31, when Mobile’s SketchCrawl drawing marathon returns for its fourth installment at the Gulf Coast Exploreum…
On Friday, July 30, 2010, one of the founding fathers of funk brought his band to the Eastern Shore when George Porter Jr. and the Runnin Pardners played Moe’s Original…
Mobile golf phenom Bobby Wyatt shot a 57 on the second day of the 65th Boys’ State Junior Championship at the Country Club of Mobile, one of the lowest rounds…
The Downtown Creative Wellness Foundation (DCWF), a Mobile arts nonprofit associated with organizer Zach Depolo, has been awarded a $2,000 grant from Target to help fund its 2010-2011 Visiting Artist…
Saraland’s first mayor, Oscar Leon Driver, was found dead outside his home on Hilltop Avenue late on the night of Aug. 6, 1958, in a killing that would come to…
A poster designed by University of South Alabama assistant professor Daniel Wildberger has been chosen as the official artwork for the 2010 Gulf Coast Ethnic and Heritage Jazz Festival, set…
Long before coffee shops became a fixture of nearly every American downtown, Mobile had one that locals considered without equal: Festorazzis Coffee Saloon, a Royal Street institution that opened in…
In mid-2010, Mobile singer Carey Dekle sat down to talk about her path in music — a journey that began in childhood and was steadily building toward her first full-length…
The Mobile Museum of Art closed out its summer exhibition “Shoot’n Southern: Women Photographers, Past and Present” with final viewing hours on Sunday, July 18, 2010, from 1 to 5…
A 25-year-old Mobile man was shot and killed Thursday afternoon during what police describe as a home invasion near Kenny Street and Pleasant Valley Road, according to the Mobile Police…