Famous Mobilian You Should Know: Roderick D. MacKenzie, Orphan Who Became a World Traveling Artist
Orphaned in Mobile, artist Roderick D. MacKenzie went on to paint rajahs and tigers in India before dying nearly penniless in his own hometown.
Prichard Council Runoff Turns Contentious Ahead of Certification
A close Prichard City Council runoff has turned tense, with candidate Carlton Wallace pinning hopes on provisional ballots as certification looms.
Cardboard City Draws Dozens to Downtown Mobile for Homelessness Cause
About 100 people took part in Mobile's Cardboard City event over the weekend, sleeping in cardboard shelters to support local homelessness programs.
Mobile’s Cardboard City Returns to Raise Homelessness Awareness Saturday
About 100 volunteers plan to sleep in cardboard shelters in downtown Mobile Saturday for the annual Cardboard City homelessness awareness event.
Bayside Academy Launches Mobile App for Daphne Families
Bayside Academy in Daphne has launched a new mobile app for parents, students and teachers, becoming the first private school in the area to do so.
Mobile’s House District 103 Race Pits Carmichael Against Drummond
Two Mobile candidates with deep local ties face off for an open Alabama House seat representing House District 103 this November.
History Museum of Mobile Unveils Rare MacKenzie Collection From India
The History Museum of Mobile debuts its largest self-produced exhibit yet, showcasing rare photographs and paintings by Mobile-born artist Roderick MacKenzie.
Carmichael Pitches Maysville Revival, New Williamson High in House 103 Bid
Republican Ralph Carmichael wants a rebuilt Williamson High and a Maysville revival fund in his House District 103 race against Barbara Drummond.
Homecoming Throwback: Saraland, Satsuma and St. Luke’s Trace Early Traditions
Five Mobile County schools, including Saraland, Satsuma and St. Luke's Episcopal, share decades of homecoming history from yearbooks and alumni memories.
Homecoming Throwback: Murphy, Vigor Wrap Up Seven Weeks of Mobile School History
A seven-week homecoming retrospective wraps up with Murphy High School's decades of yearbook history, from a 1969 canceled parade to a rain-soaked 1981 game.