Mobile woman applies for nursing home job just to see her mom
A Mobile real estate broker is applying for a job at her mother’s nursing home for one reason: she wants to be allowed inside to see her. Sheila Yarborough said…
AFC Mobile expands youth path with U-19 pilot and new academy
AFC Mobile is broadening its footprint beyond the senior team with a new youth development pathway. The club announced in July that it would join the National Premier Soccer League’s…
AFC Mobile Launches U-19 Pilot Program, Plans New Youth Academy
AFC Mobile is joining a new NPSL Under-19 pilot program this fall and launching a youth soccer academy, giving young players in the Mobile area new pathways to develop and…
Mobile Unveils Vision for Overhauling Langan Municipal Park
MOBILE, Ala. — The City of Mobile on Tuesday offered its first detailed look at the future of Langan Municipal Park, releasing a video laying out a sweeping revitalization concept…
Alabama Proceeds With Plan to Remove Artifacts From the Clotilda Wreck
MOBILE, Ala. — Alabama is moving forward with plans to study and recover artifacts from the submerged wreck of the Clotilda, the last slave ship known to have landed on…
Theodore Voters Approve Creation of Fire District and Yearly Fee Increase
Voters in Theodore approved a measure Tuesday to create a fire district and increase yearly fire fees, according to the Theodore Dawes Volunteer Fire Department, handing the department a new…
USA could lose $2 million if pandemic cuts Hancock Whitney Stadium capacity
The University of South Alabama was bracing for a steep financial hit as the pandemic forced the school to weigh slashing attendance at its new on-campus stadium. Hancock Whitney Stadium…
South Alabama Athletics Could Lose $2 Million if Hancock Whitney Stadium Capacity Is Cut to 25%
University of South Alabama athletic officials say Hancock Whitney Stadium's new season could bring in roughly $2 million less in revenue if capacity is capped at 25 percent because of…
AEA survey finds most Alabama teachers uneasy about returning to classrooms
A survey of tens of thousands of Alabama educators paints a cautious picture as school systems weigh how to reopen during the coronavirus pandemic. The Alabama Education Association polled more…
Bebo’s Teams Up With Red Cross for Blood Drives Across Mobile and Baldwin Counties
MOBILE, Ala. — Bebo’s, the well-known local taco restaurant with a devoted following in Midtown Mobile, is putting its weight behind a different kind of cause this summer: restocking the…