Mobile and Baldwin County News
News from Mobile in Mobile County, Alabama.
Creature Camp arrived at the Blind Mule on Friday, April 8, for SouthSounds 2016, bringing an upbeat, multi-layered synth-rock sound shaped in Birmingham, Alabama. The Birmingham band was one of…
Mobile’s own neo-burlesque troupe, Camellia Bay Burlesque, honored David Bowie with a tribute show on Saturday, April 16, 2016, at The Merry Widow, 51 S. Conception St. The evening celebrated…
Spring 2016 brought a wealth of Mobile-area businesses serving crawfish, some free with a purchase and others not. This guide helped Mobilians track locations and times, with updates as mudbug…
The Blind Mule, at 57 N. Claiborne St. in downtown Mobile, carried one of the longest lineups of the 2016 SouthSounds Music Festival. Its attic stage and downstairs dining room,…
The second annual Mule Fest, held March 14 to 26, 2016, brought 12 nights of entertainment to Mobile, mixing blues, metal, comedy and everything between. The festival gave the Port…
Despite competing events and threatening weather, the 2016 Downtown Cajun Cook-Off drew a strong crowd and raised money for the Child Advocacy Center of Mobile.
A Mobile County judge threw out the capital murder case against former state trooper George Martin, who spent 15 years on death row, citing willful prosecutor misconduct in the 1995…
MOBILE, Ala. — Northern band Dead Stars arrived at The Blind Mule Restaurant and Bar on March 20, 2016, fresh from SXSW, touring behind their album Bright Colors. The trio,…
Musician Caleb Caudle draws old-school country influence from greats like Gram Parsons, Merle Haggard and George Strait. Fresh off his album Carolina Ghost, Caudle performed at Callaghan’s Irish Social Club…
In the concluding round of analysis, the area's observers found a single theme: for all the talk of an uprising, Alabama's established Republicans emerged from Super Tuesday stronger than ever.