Saraland Schools Chief Named Finalist for State Superintendent Honor
Saraland City Schools Superintendent Aaron Milner is a finalist for Alabama Superintendent of the Year, capping a run of growth for the district.
University of Mobile Announces 2015-2016 Performing Arts Season
The University of Mobile has announced its 2015-2016 Performing Arts season, featuring music events and its annual Christmas Spectacular show.
Grand Jury to Weigh Impersonation Case Against Mobile Mayor’s Son
A felony impersonation case against Mobile Mayor Sandy Stimpson's son will go to a grand jury after a judge found probable cause to proceed.
Spring Hill College Sets Inauguration Dates for New President
Spring Hill College will hold a two-day inauguration celebration this September for new campus president Christopher Puto, a 1964 college alumnus.
Phillips Preparatory School Races to Finish Renovation Before First Day of Classes
Crews worked around the clock to ready Phillips Preparatory School's renovated campus in Mobile as students returned for the new school year.
Artist’s Massive Silk Sail Sculpture Takes Flight Inside New GulfQuest Museum
A 21-by-30-foot silk batik artwork depicting Mobile Bay was permanently installed in the rotunda of the soon-to-open GulfQuest museum in Mobile.
Best Buy Announces Move From Springdale Mall to McGowin Park
Best Buy plans to relocate from Springdale Mall to McGowin Park in Mobile after the holiday shopping season, company officials said.
Artist Spotlight: Katrina Kiefer’s Candid Portraits at Firehouse Wine Bar
Firehouse Wine Bar & Shop, at 216 St. Francis Street, is currently showcasing a photography collection by local artist Katrina Kiefer, turning the walls of one of downtown Mobile’s most…
Theodore Man Charged After Friend Fatally Shot in Gun Mishap
A Theodore man faces a manslaughter charge after authorities say a loaded handgun accidentally discharged, fatally wounding a close, longtime friend.
Alabama Lighthouse Association says oil spill cost $96,500 in restoration work
The Alabama Lighthouse Association says it lost roughly $96,500 in volunteer labor, vessels, equipment and funding after the 2010 Deepwater Horizon oil spill shut down restoration work on two historic…