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News from Prichard in Mobile County, Alabama.

Mobile County Backpacks, notebooks and pencils arranged for the start of a school year

Free Bookbags and School Supplies Land in Prichard on July 25 as the Krewe of Tides Runs Its Level-Up Bash

James Bullard, July 14, 2026

The Krewe of Tides Inc. and KOT CARES will hand out free clear bookbags and school supplies at a Level-Up Back to School Bash on Saturday, July 25, at the A.J. Cooper Municipal Complex in Prichard.

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Mobile County Yellow police tape across a residential street, illustrating the shooting investigation on Edwards Street in Prichard, Alabama

One Person Wounded in Sunday Evening Shooting on Edwards Street in Prichard

James Bullard, July 13, 2026July 14, 2026

A person was shot on Edwards Street near Telegraph Road in Prichard on Sunday evening and taken to a hospital with non-life-threatening injuries, the Mobile County Sheriff’s Office said.

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Calvert Exterior of a large modern data center facility, illustrating the proposed Calvert Infrastructure Hub in Mobile County, Alabama

Mobile County Commissioners Tell Residents They Have No Legal Power to Halt the Calvert AI Data Center

James Bullard, July 13, 2026July 14, 2026

Residents pressed Mobile County commissioners to block Beacon Data Centers’ multi-billion-dollar Calvert Infrastructure Hub. Commissioners said the county has no legal authority to stop it.

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Baldwin County High school football players competing on a lit field during an evening game

Mobile and Baldwin County High Schools Dominate Alabama’s Top Football Recruiting Rankings

James Bullard, July 10, 2026July 14, 2026

Fourteen players from Mobile and Baldwin county high schools rank among Alabama’s top 65 recruits for the Class of 2026, including the state’s top three prospects. Here is who they are and where they are headed.

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Mobile A sheriff's office patrol vehicle parked on a street, representing county law enforcement operations

Sheriff’s Office Seeks $778,000 Federal Grant to Prepare for a Permanent Prichard Police Takeover

James Bullard, July 9, 2026July 14, 2026

Mobile County officials are pursuing a Department of Justice hiring grant that would fund four new deputies if Prichard disbands its police department and hands law enforcement duties to the Sheriff’s Office permanently.

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Mobile County A forensic scientist working with evidence samples in a laboratory setting

FBI Takes Custody of 148 Untested Sexual Assault Kits From Prichard Police

James Bullard, July 9, 2026July 14, 2026

Fewer than half of the 247 sexual assault kits held by the Prichard Police Department have been processed. The FBI has now taken custody of the remaining evidence and is expediting testing.

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Baldwin County High-voltage electric transmission lines running across an open landscape

Alabama Regulators Open Data Center Power Contract Review as Calvert, Prichard and Stockton Projects Loom

James Bullard, July 8, 2026July 14, 2026

State regulators are rewriting how electric contracts for giant data centers get reviewed, with public comments due in August. The outcome could shape projects proposed in Calvert, Prichard and Baldwin County.

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Clarke County Weathered military identification dog tags on a chain

A Jackson Soldier’s World War I Dog Tags Surface in a French Village After 107 Years

James Bullard, July 8, 2026July 14, 2026

The dog tags of Hilliard Chastain, a Jackson native who served with the famed Rainbow Division in World War I, were found in the French village of Jussarupt and will be returned to his family on Bastille Day.

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Baldwin County Baldwin County, Alabama civic building

‘Underwhelmed’ by the GOP Field, Jay Cooper Enters the Baldwin Senate District 32 Race

James Bullard, June 26, 2015

Eastern Shore attorney and former Prichard mayor A.J. ‘Jay’ Cooper entered the race for Baldwin County’s open Senate District 32 seat, saying he was ‘underwhelmed’ by the Republican field and moved more by duty than desire.

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Local News Rows of seats in a school auditorium

Vigor High Students to Host Mayoral Candidate Forum in Prichard

James Bullard, August 1, 2012

A group of teenagers from C.F. Vigor High School planned to host a mayoral candidate forum in Prichard, part of a civic project aimed at improving the city they call home.

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