Monroeville Man’s Heart Attack Recovery Tied to Mobile’s Azalea Trail Run
A Monroeville man credits Mobile's Azalea Trail Run with saving his life after a 2000 heart attack, and now helps others cross the finish line each year.
University of South Alabama to Hold V-Day Events Addressing Violence Against Women
USA students will host a film screening, self-defense class and staged reading this month as part of the global V-Day campaign against gender violence.
Cammie’s Builds 60-Foot Banana Split at USA’s Funky Monkey 5K Fundraiser
Nearly 400 runners joined the fifth annual Funky Monkey 5K at USA, where Cammie's Old Dutch Ice Cream built its longest banana split yet.
Bay Minette WWII Veteran Recalls Service Aboard Navy Ship, Decades at Phone Company
Will J. 'Billy' Steen, a 96-year-old WWII veteran living in Bay Minette, recalls his Navy service and decades helping build Alabama's phone lines.
Alabama Coastal Foundation Hiring Outreach Coordinator, Recruiting Water Festival Volunteers
The Alabama Coastal Foundation is hiring an outreach coordinator and seeking volunteers for its Mobile and Baldwin County Water Festivals.
Mobile Rescue Dog Tinkerbell Settles Into New Home in Upstate New York
A beagle mix rescued in Mobile has been adopted by a family in central New York after a cross-country transport organized by a local rescue group.
Downed Transmission Lines Knock Out Power to Eastern Shore Customers
A transmission failure near Belforest knocked out five Riviera Utilities substations, cutting power to thousands of Eastern Shore customers in Baldwin County.
University of South Alabama Trustees to Meet in March, Review Budget and Appointments
USA's board of trustees will convene in March for committee and formal sessions covering hospital credentials, health board nominees and finances.
Mobile Student’s Report of Turning In $10,000 Prepaid Card Meets Retailer Skepticism
A Mobile student says he found and turned in a prepaid card worth more than $10,000, but the retailer now disputes key parts of his account.
Monroeville Buzzes With Excitement Over Harper Lee’s Long-Awaited Second Novel
News that Harper Lee would publish a second novel sent her hometown of Monroeville into a flurry of excitement among shopkeepers and civic leaders.