Southern Living Magazine Wants Help Finding Mobile Garden From Its 1966 Debut Cover
Southern Living is asking readers to help identify a Mobile home and garden that appeared on the magazine's very first cover back in 1966.
Dining In the Street Returns Downtown to Benefit Prichard Preparatory School
Downtown Mobile turns into one long dinner table on November 6, when Dining In the Street brings al fresco service to the sidewalks from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m., with…
Fairhope breaks ground on $1.3 million Performing Arts Pavilion
Work has begun on a $1.3 million Performing Arts Pavilion in downtown Fairhope, a covered outdoor amphitheater on the Faulkner State Community College campus.
Baldwin County plans a full day of Veterans Day tributes
From a Bay Minette parade to a ceremony at the state veterans home, Baldwin County lined up a full day of Veterans Day events open to the public.
Mo’Daly’s: O’Daly’s Irish Pub Leads Mobile’s Movember Charge
November is Movember, the month-long grow-a-mustache-for-charity challenge — and this year Mobile has an official home base. O’Daly’s Irish Pub is hosting Mo’Daly’s for the fifth year running, and the…
Mobile Police Seek Public’s Help Identifying Armed Robber From Virginia Street Convenience Store
Mobile police are asking for help identifying a man who robbed a Virginia Street convenience store at gunpoint in broad daylight.
Dunbar Magnet Art Students Turn Mayor’s Removed Office Door Into Colorful ‘One Mobile’ Tribute
Junior high art students at Dunbar Magnet School transformed Mayor Sandy Stimpson's removed office door into a painted tribute to Mobile, one year after he pulled it off its hinges.
Escaped Work-Release Inmate Captured in Saraland After Fleeing Officers
Saraland police arrested an escaped work-release inmate who had been on the run since late October after he gave officers false information.
Orange Beach eyes twin condo towers that would top the Alabama coast
A developer has proposed two Orange Beach condo towers of 36 and 35 stories that would become the tallest buildings on the Alabama Gulf Coast.
Orange Beach eyes twin condo towers that would top the Alabama coast
A developer has proposed two Orange Beach condo towers of 36 and 35 stories that would become the tallest buildings on the Alabama Gulf Coast.