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Baldwin County construction

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Illustration for the news story: Gulf Shores Justice Center Hits 95 Percent Complete With Police and Court Move-In Targeted for Late September

Public Safety

Gulf Shores Justice Center Hits 95 Percent Complete With Police and Court Move-In Targeted for Late September

The Gulf Shores Justice Center on Medical Village Boulevard is about 95 percent complete, with commissioning and final inspections underway. The facility will consolidate…

Sep 10, 2026 Gulf Shores

Illustration for the news story: Robertsdale Street to Close Monday as Work Begins on New Amphitheater

Robertsdale

Robertsdale Street to Close Monday as Work Begins on New Amphitheater

Aug 17, 2026

Illustration for the news story: Fairhope Next Up as Baldwin County Schools Clear Aging Buildings

Education

Fairhope Next Up as Baldwin County Schools Clear Aging Buildings

Jan 15, 2015 Fairhope

Illustration for the news story: Foley Pedestrian Bridge Over Highway 59 Set to Go Out for Bid

Foley

Foley Pedestrian Bridge Over Highway 59 Set to Go Out for Bid

Jan 6, 2015

Illustration for the news story: Satsuma City Schools Plans $1.5 Million Renovation of Former Lee Elementary

Satsuma

Satsuma City Schools Plans $1.5 Million Renovation of Former Lee Elementary

Dec 15, 2014