Tri-State Piano Quartet Set to Perform Chamber Music Concert at South Alabama
A piano quartet featuring faculty musicians from four universities will perform works by Martinu and Brahms in a chamber music concert at the University of South Alabama.
New Mobile Billboards Aim to Unite Gulf Coast Nonbelievers
A coalition of Mobile-area secular groups unveiled billboards along Interstate 10 in early 2015 aimed at connecting nonbelievers across the Gulf Coast.
A Year in Quotes: Mobile’s Most Memorable Lines of 2014
From budget battles at City Hall to Mardi Gras traditions and a delayed downtown museum, a look back at the comments that defined Mobile in 2014.
The ‘Human Elf on the Shelf’ Returns to Spread Holiday Cheer Around Mobile
A local radio host's costumed alter ego, the Human Elf on the Shelf, returned to Mobile this holiday season, popping up in unexpected spots.
Mobile Sends a Red-Clad Army to South Alabama’s First Bowl Game
Busloads of Mobile fans traveled to Montgomery to watch the University of South Alabama Jaguars play in their first-ever bowl game appearance.
Williamson High School Adds Welding Trailer for New Career Academy
A new mobile welding classroom at Williamson High School gives Mobile County students hands-on training through a growing maritime career academy.
Mobile Man Gets Life Sentence for Abducting, Assaulting USA Student
A Mobile man received a life sentence after pleading guilty to abducting and sexually assaulting a University of South Alabama student in April.
USA Endowment Grows to $141.9 Million After Strong Investment Year
University of South Alabama trustees learned the school's endowment grew to $141.9 million after a 10.43 percent investment return in fiscal 2014.
USA, University of Mobile Administrators Honored by Regional Accreditor
Administrators from the University of South Alabama and University of Mobile were honored by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission.
Byrne Presses NOAA Official Over Red Snapper Count in Congressional Hearing
U.S. Rep. Bradley Byrne pressed a NOAA official over red snapper stock counts, arguing Gulf states should take over management of the fishery.