E. O. Wilson’s Mobile Roots: The Young Naturalist Who Studied Ants
E. O. Wilson spent formative years in Mobile, where a fascination with ants and South Alabama’s natural world preceded a landmark scientific career.
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E. O. Wilson spent formative years in Mobile, where a fascination with ants and South Alabama’s natural world preceded a landmark scientific career.
Theatre Scramble Mobile brought its unique brand of high-energy, original theater to Space 301 in downtown Mobile on March 12, 2011, with an evening of reimagined fairy tales that promised…
Downtown Mobile’s gallery district threw its doors open for the March 2011 LoDa ArtWalk, with nine venues along Dauphin and Royal streets hosting openings, receptions, and artist talks in a…
A discussion tied to a planned Spring Hill College graduate publication examined how the shrinking gap between major technological revolutions is fueling new debate over postmodernism, faith and the idea…
Twenty-one students from St. Paul’s Episcopal School will each display two photographs this month in “Moments Not Lost,” a photography exhibition at the Mobile Arts Council in downtown Mobile. The…
Long before the blues became one of America’s most recognized musical traditions, a pianist from Mobile, Alabama, was helping to define the genre in its earliest days. H. Franklin “Baby”…
Tucked off Wolf Ridge Road at 2417 Feed Mill Road in west Mobile, Phillips Feed Co. is the kind of business that predates the subdivisions now crowding Mobile County’s rural…
Television personality and culinary scientist Alton Brown headlined an exclusive evening event at the Dauphin Island Sea Lab Estuarium on Saturday, March 26, 2011, blending the worlds of food and…
The Mobile Museum of Art welcomed families to its annual Mardi Gras celebration on Saturday, February 26, 2011, offering a full morning of art activities, performances, and parades designed to…
Mobile’s Mardi Gras season is measured in moon pies and marching orders, but the Conde Explorers’ 2011 pre-parade party delivered a number worth noting: an estimated 87,000 people filled the…