Mobile and Baldwin County News
News from Citronelle in Mobile County, Alabama.
The Mobile County school board approved about $1 million in land purchases near Lott Middle and Citronelle High schools, part of a broad construction and renovation program in Citronelle.
U.S. Marshals and Mobile County sheriff's deputies swept two northern Mobile County nightclubs, seizing 21 gambling machines and $20,000 in cash and jailing six suspects in a coordinated raid.
Davidson High School's culinary team beat out five other Mobile-area high schools to win the Golden Spoon Competition, a contest offering a scholarship to the Culinary Institute of Virginia College.
Mobile County Probate Judge Don Davis reported light voter participation at polling places from Citronelle to Saraland as Alabamians voted in party primaries, while campaigns readied election night gatherings across…
James demanded a series of public debates as attack ads roiled the Republican primary, then opened a Mobile headquarters flanked by the mayors of Satsuma, Citronelle, Bayou La Batre and…
A challenge to keep Citronelle businesswoman Judy Belk off the Republican ballot failed on a split vote, as three GOP contenders lined up for the seat left vacant by the…
The special election to succeed the late state Sen. Pat Lindsey took shape in February 2009, with Citronelle's Judy McCain Belk running as a Republican and Thomasville Mayor Sheldon Day…
From Saraland to Bayou La Batre, voters across Mobile County prepared to choose mayors and council members on Aug. 26, with runoffs to follow. Seasoned observers offered their reading of…
The license and revenue commissioner races filled with insiders — a chief clerk, a longtime appraiser, a commissioner's secretary — while a former sheriff's candidate weighed one more run.
Mobile oilman Bart Chamberlain Jr. died in the Bahamas at 93, having fled the country rather than pay a $19.4 million judgment. A 1989 letter to his employees laid out…