Mobile’s Moon Pie Drop Returns With Mardi Gras Parade, Live Music and Free Museum Access
Mobile is gearing up for one of its biggest New Year’s Eve celebrations yet, with the city’s signature Moon Pie drop, a Mardi Gras parade,…
DAV, RecruitMilitary Team Up for Free National Virtual Veterans Career Fair Aug. 25
DAV and RecruitMilitary will host a free National Virtual Veterans Career Fair Aug. 25, connecting veterans and military families with more than 70 employers, career counseling and VA benefits support.
Elevator Outage Leaves West Pensacola Senior Residents Stranded for Weeks
Residents of Alabaster Gardens Senior Community in West Pensacola say a broken elevator has left wheelchair users and residents with serious health conditions stranded in their apartments for weeks.
University of West Florida Community Grieves Loss of Student-Athlete to Cancer
The University of West Florida is mourning a student-athlete who died after a battle with cancer, with the Pensacola campus community rallying around grieving teammates and classmates.
New Bay Minette Ice Cream Shop Pays Tribute to City’s Lost Water Tower
WaterTower Creamery, a new ice cream shop on D'Olive Street in Bay Minette, serves over 30 flavors and pays tribute to the city's historic, since-demolished water tower.
Think You Know Alabama Business? Take the August 2026 Quiz
Test your knowledge of Alabama business news old and new, from a Luverne family company to a $1.5 billion data center deal and a Bayou La Batre shipyard's billion-dollar Coast…
Heat Index Could Top 110 as North Escambia Faces More Afternoon Storms Through the Weekend
A heat advisory is in effect for the North Escambia area Thursday as afternoon heat index values climb as high as 112 degrees, with scattered storms continuing through the weekend…
Bidding Closes on Fairhope’s Round House Move, Setting Up City Council Vote
The City of Fairhope has closed bidding on relocating the historic Round House, or "Hermit Hut," clearing the way for a City Council vote on moving it to Flying Creek…
Tri-City and North Baldwin Foundations Award $52,000 to Local Nonprofits
Tri-City and North Baldwin Community Foundations awarded a combined $52,000 in 2026 grants to 18 nonprofits serving Bay Minette, Foley, Gulf Shores and Orange Beach.
The Hope Farm to Host Eastern Shore Bartending Championship and Burgundy Wine Class in September
The Hope Farm in Fairhope will host an inaugural bartender's championship Sept. 10 and a Burgundy wine tasting class Sept. 12, led by Wine Director Will Jones.
Ates and Light Set to Join Santa Rosa County Commission After Primary Wins
Jeff Ates and Dean Light are set to join the Santa Rosa County Commission after primary wins, with Ates focused on East Milton infrastructure and Light prioritizing road connections to…