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News from Baldwin County, Alabama and its communities.
Foley is considering a six-month moratorium on data center, cryptocurrency mining and server farm applications while it reviews its zoning and environmental rules, Mayor Ralph Hellmich said.
A new outdoor center dedicated to teaching visitors about the natural environment of Coastal Alabama is now open in Gulf Shores. Officials held a ribbon cutting Friday for the Gulf…
The Anchor Cross Cancer Foundation in Daphne has launched a community-wide “Port Pillow Push,” asking residents across the Gulf Coast to sew or collect small cushions for cancer patients undergoing…
The way the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) distributes money to help with disasters is changing fast – and the Alabama EMA is already doing the work to be sure…
Foley is moving ahead with two projects intended to restore and expand the military memorials that anchor its city parks, including a long-planned facelift for a downtown World War II…
Fairhope's Elisabeth Hanes and her twin sister Bradley Weatherly turned a wallpaper design contest into a whirlwind Christmas-and-January bedroom makeover for a 4-year-old — designed largely over FaceTime.
The Baldwin County Sheriff’s Boys Ranch in Summerdale, home to about 24 young men, is raising roughly $800,000 for a new transitional house for ages 18 through 21, aided by…
The environmental group Mobile Baykeeper has leveled new accusations against Daphne Utilities, claiming the utility released millions of gallons of untreated sewage toward the Blakeley River and Mobile Bay —…
National food safety scares are sending Baldwin County shoppers to farmers markets in Foley and Orange Beach for trusted, locally grown produce — and demand keeps climbing.
Gulf Shores, Ala. – Gulf Shores City Leaders are considering key infrastructure and workforce investments, including the adoption of the city's 2027 Transportation Plan and a one-time lump-sum bonus for…