Gulf Shores Highway 59 Project Receives $14.4 Million Federal Grant
A $14.4 million federal BUILD grant will fund a wider Highway 59, a new pedestrian bridge over the Intracoastal Waterway and expanded bike and pedestrian paths in Gulf Shores.
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A $14.4 million federal BUILD grant will fund a wider Highway 59, a new pedestrian bridge over the Intracoastal Waterway and expanded bike and pedestrian paths in Gulf Shores.
Jimmy Hall and the Muscle Shoals All-Stars, backed by veteran session musicians from Muscle Shoals Sound Studio, will close out the Hangout Oyster Cook-Off on the Courtyard Stage in Gulf…
A $1.25 billion lawsuit stemming from a 2016 sideline dispute at a Gulf Shores youth football game has reportedly been settled just before it was set to go to trial.
The National Shrimp Festival is returning to the Gulf Shores beachfront, and this year getting there will look a little different. With the Baldwin Regional Area Transit System stepping away…
Gulf Shores is a step closer to having commercial airline service. The Gulf Shores Airport Authority has voted to fund the engineering phase of a commercial airline terminal at Jack…
Gulf Shores restaurateur Lucy “LuLu” Buffett, founder of the waterfront LuLu's entertainment complex on the Intracoastal Waterway, has been honored as one of Baldwin County's most quintessential figures after building…
Federal agents searched the offices of a Gulf Shores psychiatric physician after an affidavit alleged years of excessive prescribing, including a fatal overdose and a patient hospitalization linked to Xanax.…
From The Wharf to Fairhope Municipal Pier, here is where to catch fireworks, concerts and family-friendly festivities across Mobile and Baldwin counties this Fourth of July.
Alabama officials are preparing to pour $22.5 million into new fish habitat across inshore, nearshore and offshore waters, though one of the most eye-catching pieces of the plan – adding…
Hangout Music Festival marks its 10th year in Gulf Shores this weekend, with room for up to 45,000 fans and headliners Travis Scott, Khalid and The Lumineers.