Mobile Therapist Urges Parents to Watch for Signs of Anxiety as Students Return to School
A school-based therapist with AltaPointe Health is helping parents recognize the signs of anxiety in students as the new school year begins.
Coastal Alabama Community College Nursing Program Earns National Center of Excellence Honor
Coastal Alabama Community College's nursing program is now a National League for Nursing Center of Excellence, one of only 20 programs honored nationally in 2026.
8th Annual endITnow Family Day, ‘Love Shouldn’t Hurt’ March Set for Aug. 22 in Downtown Mobile
The 8th annual endITnow Family Day and 'Love Shouldn't Hurt' March returns to Mobile's Cathedral Square on Aug. 22, offering a free community event to raise awareness about domestic violence…
Survivor-Led Solutions Opens First Physical Advocacy Center in Pensacola
Survivor-Led Solutions has opened its first physical advocacy center in Pensacola, offering support to survivors of trafficking, sexual exploitation and domestic violence and launching a new certification program.
4th Annual Sisters For Life Wellness Expo Returns to Mobile Convention Center Aug. 22
The 4th Annual Sisters For Life Wellness Expo brings health, wellness and empowerment programming to the Mobile Convention Center on Saturday, Aug. 22.
How Orange Beach’s Surf Rescue Program Keeps Watch Over 7.5 Miles of Coastline
Orange Beach's Beach Safety Division, a Certified Lifeguard Agency, patrols 7.5 miles of coastline with 33 employees on a seasonal schedule.
Pensacola’s New Horizons Village Opens First Phase of Pallet Shelters for People Experiencing Homelessness
Opening Doors Northwest Florida has opened the first phase of a pallet shelter village in Pensacola, offering 14 shelters for people experiencing homelessness.
Mobile County Health Department Urges Employers to Support Breastfeeding Workers
The Mobile County Health Department is asking employers to provide private lactation spaces and support for nursing mothers during National Breastfeeding Month.
Bomb-Sniffing Dogs Helped Fairhope Track Sewage Leaks in Fly Creek, Officials Say
A Fairhope-funded program using specially trained dogs to sniff out sewage overflows in Fly Creek has proven successful, according to a report given to the city council.
Young Cancer Patients Leave Handprints of Hope as USA Health Marks $100,000 Grant
Ten-year-old cancer patient Eva Poet joined other children in a Hyundai Hope on Wheels Handprint Ceremony as USA Health Children's & Women's Hospital received a $100,000 grant for pediatric cancer…