Mobile County School Board Elected New Leaders in 2007
The Mobile County school board elected new officers in November 2007 as incoming superintendent Dr. Roy Nichols began visiting local schools.
Mobile and Baldwin County News
The Mobile County school board elected new officers in November 2007 as incoming superintendent Dr. Roy Nichols began visiting local schools.
Archived WKRG coverage reported that Satsuma High added temporary security after authorities investigated an alleged threat against the school in 2007.
A 2007 community tour highlighted Brewton's parks, historic timber-era homes, downtown art and the long-running Battle of Murder Creek football rivalry with East Brewton.
Mobile fire officials investigated a 2007 house fire in which a 2-year-old child died, according to an archived WKRG report.
Saraland school leaders outlined a new high school campus and transition plans in 2007 as the city prepared to separate from the Mobile County school system.
The Greater Gulf State Fair opened in Mobile on Oct. 19, 2007, with officials emphasizing health and safety measures, especially at the petting zoo.
A 2007 WKRG update reported that Baldwin County schools remained open while flooding disrupted bus travel in Bon Secour and Elberta.
Archived WKRG coverage reported that a Robertsdale teenager's death was attributed to a blood clot following a leg injury, according to the coroner at the time.
A 2007 WKRG report featured the family of Stephen Perret after his shooting death in Citronelle.
At least two teens were injured after a vehicle carrying five teens collided with an 18-wheeler near Moffett and McCrary roads in 2007.