Daphne to Hold Auditions for Spirit of Daphne Centennial Parade
Daphne will hold two audition sessions this week at the Nicholson Center for the Arts for residents who want to take part in the Spirit of Daphne Centennial Parade.
Scientists Work to Restore Deep-Water Coral Habitats Damaged by 2010 Gulf Oil Spill
A NOAA research team has planted propagated corals in the Gulf of Mexico's deep-water mesophotic zone, working to repair habitat still damaged 15 years after the Deepwater Horizon oil spill.
Baldwin County Opens Third CHaRM Recycling Center, This One in Orange Beach
The Baldwin County Solid Waste Disposal Authority has opened its largest Center for Hard-to-Recycle Materials yet in Orange Beach, joining sites in Fairhope and Summerdale.
TSA Screeners at Gulf Shores Airport Uncover Cannonballs Stolen From Fort Morgan
TSA officers screening a passenger's bag at Gulf Shores International Airport discovered five small cannonballs later determined to have been stolen from historic Fort Morgan.
Sonora Masonic Lodge in Summerdale Installs New Slate of Officers for 2026-27
Sonora Masonic Lodge No. 635 in Summerdale has installed its officers for the 2026-27 term, with Randy Smith taking over as worshipful master.
Seven Arrested in Bay Minette After Shots-Fired Call Uncovers Guns, Drugs
Bay Minette police arrested seven young adults after a shots-fired call near South and Bay streets led to a search warrant that turned up assault-type rifles, ammunition and drugs.
Georgia Man Sues Orange Beach After Lifeguard’s Truck Runs Him Over on Beach
A Georgia man is suing Orange Beach and a city lifeguard, claiming a beach patrol truck ran him over while he sat in a beach chair in 2024, and is…
Foley Main Street Launches Membership Program to Fund Murals, Public Art and Live Music Downtown
Foley Main Street has introduced Friends of Downtown Foley, a new giving program to fund murals, public art, live music and gathering spaces in the city's historic downtown district.
Gulf Shores Council Reviews Bridge Cost Overruns, Taxi Permit and Staffing Changes
Gulf Shores City Council previewed bridge construction change orders, a new taxi franchise, staffing reclassifications and a justice center body scanner purchase ahead of a July 27 vote.
Gulf Shores to Hold Special Work Session on Proposed Mardi Gras Parade Changes
Gulf Shores will hold a special City Council work session Monday to discuss proposed changes to the 2027 Mardi Gras parade, with residents and business owners invited to weigh in.