Mobile and Baldwin County News
Two Thomasville firefighters read to children at the public library's Local Legends Story Time on July 2, then walked the crowd outside for an up-close look at a fire truck.
Abigail Thompson, a 2022 Thomasville High School graduate, is coming back to her alma mater this fall to teach mathematics after earning two degrees from Auburn University.
Jay Russell, a Desert Storm Navy veteran, former newspaper reporter and longtime English teacher, has been selected as the new assistant principal at Thomasville High School after a year teaching…
Hundreds turned out at American Legion Post 112 in Thomasville for a barbecue tradition dating to 1947, where volunteers cooked 1,800 pounds of Boston butts to raise money for the…
Before the bridge, Dauphin Island was a village of 200 with goats in the trees and cattle on the beach. A B-24 pilot named Aubrey Bishop built its first motel…
Gulf Shores police responding to a 1:30 a.m. disturbance at a hotel on Gulf Shores Parkway arrested a 37-year-old man on three counts of first-degree sexual abuse. The investigation remains…
Gulf Shores Parks and Recreation is turning Meyer Park over to adults for an evening of kickball, ultimate frisbee, pickleball and lawn games, with food trucks on hand and no…
Foley will hold its first Hurricane Preparedness Expo on Tuesday, July 14 at the Foley Civic Center, bringing emergency agencies, city departments and local businesses together for a free public…
The $16 million St. Louis Street reconstruction has reached block eight of 17, rebuilding one of downtown Mobile's busiest business corridors from the water mains up while keeping traffic moving.
School resource officers and educators from across Baldwin County gathered at Daphne Middle School for an FBI-led course on online child exploitation, radicalization and the warning signs adults most often…