Mobile and Baldwin County News
Mobile artist Lydia Harsany Host, a longtime Bishop State instructor and repeat Reader's Choice Award finalist, won Best Portrait Artist in the 2026 Reader's Choice Awards after years building Mobile's…
Self-taught artist Grantham Unknown left New Orleans calling its arts scene 'spiritually desolate' and found new footing in Mobile, where he now co-manages the Lupercalia Gallery on Dauphin Street.
Mobile Chamber's Business Expo returns Aug. 20 at the Mobile Convention Center with more than 200 exhibitors, food and beverage samples, and $5 general admission for the public.
Israel Rodriguez moved to Mobile in 2018 to dance with Mobile Ballet and has since built a filmmaking career that earned him Best Local Filmmaker in the 2026 Reader's Choice…
Fairhope football coach Caleb Ross, who previously coached at Troy, Tulane and McGill-Toolen, says he's happy to be back on the prep sidelines as he takes over the Pirates program.
Mobile's Dauphin Street Vault has been certified as a World Athletics Continental Tour Challenge competition, putting the downtown pole vault event on the world track and field calendar.
Katia Garza moved to Mobile in 2017 to help with Mobile Ballet's 'The Nutcracker' and stayed to build a dance-teaching career, winning Best Arts Educator in the 2026 Reader's Choice…
West Mobile's Gulf Coast Jiu-Jitsu Academy, founded by Corey Richardson more than a decade ago, won Best Martial Arts Studio in the 2026 Reader's Choice Awards by building its identity…
Mobile's Order of Osiris, the city's oldest LGBTQ+ Mardi Gras mystical society, has won its seventh Reader's Choice Award for Best Mardi Gras Ball since forming in 1981.
The North Baldwin Chamber of Commerce's 4th Annual Ladies Leadership Luncheon features Prodisee Pantry's Deann Servos as keynote speaker, with a silent auction and table decorating contest.