Gulf Shores Names Veteran Mobile Fire Chief Mark Sealy to Lead Fire Rescue
The City of Gulf Shores has named Paul “Mark” Sealy as its new fire chief, with Mayor Robert Craft and the City Council announcing the hire at the council’s August…
Saraland High School student tests positive for COVID-19; five quarantined
SARALAND, Ala. — A Saraland High School student tested positive for COVID-19 on Friday morning, prompting the school system to quarantine five people. Saraland Schools Superintendent Dr. Aaron Milner said…
Theodore Voters Approve Creation of Fire District and Yearly Fee Increase
Voters in Theodore approved a measure Tuesday to create a fire district and increase yearly fire fees, according to the Theodore Dawes Volunteer Fire Department, handing the department a new…
Mobile Unveils Vision for Overhauling Langan Municipal Park
MOBILE, Ala. — The City of Mobile on Tuesday offered its first detailed look at the future of Langan Municipal Park, releasing a video laying out a sweeping revitalization concept…
Citronelle Police Push Human Trafficking Awareness on World Day Against Trafficking
The Citronelle Police Department is working to educate the public about human trafficking, marking the World Day Against Human Trafficking with an awareness push aimed at families across north Mobile…
Daphne and Foley to elect new mayors; Dauphin Island avoids a contest
Voters in Daphne and Foley will head to the polls this month to choose new mayors, while residents of Dauphin Island will skip an election altogether after every office drew…
Carnival Sensation to Replace Fantasy as Port of Mobile Cruise Ship
MOBILE, Ala. — Mobile is keeping Carnival — with a new ship at the dock. Mayor Sandy Stimpson announced that Carnival Cruise Line will bring the Carnival Sensation to the…
ALDI to Build $100 Million Regional Headquarters, Distribution Center in Loxley
ALDI plans to build a $100 million regional headquarters and distribution center on 148 acres in Loxley, a project expected to create about 200 jobs and support new store openings…
Opposing sides debate future of Pensacola Confederate monument
Supporters and opponents of a Confederate monument in Pensacola gathered Friday evening for a hours-long debate over whether it should be removed. The discussion took place at the Lee Square…
DeSoto’s Seafood Kitchen in Gulf Shores temporarily closing for deep clean after COVID-19 exposure
A popular Gulf Shores seafood restaurant is pressing pause on service after coming into contact with COVID-19. DeSoto’s Seafood Kitchen announced it is temporarily closing for a deep cleaning. Staff…