Mobile and Baldwin County News
Orange Beach has placed a second round of engraved bricks at its Veterans Memorial, honoring local veterans and first responders, with a third order scheduled for installation next month.
Around 50 Purple Heart recipients gathered in Daphne for a Purple Heart Day ceremony that also honored a Korean War soldier laid to rest after 75 years.
Fairhope is accepting nominations through Oct. 16 for its 2026 Veteran of the Year Award, honoring a local veteran's military service and continued community involvement.
The Military Order of the Purple Heart will honor 70 combat-wounded veterans spanning generations at a free community ceremony in Daphne next month, led by Alabama State Commander Andrew Del…
Fairhope's Bob Hasewinkle, a 101-year-old Battle of Okinawa veteran, soared through the skies over Pensacola Beach in a vintage World War II-era biplane as part of an annual veterans flight…
Bay Minette resident Dr. Don Salls, the oldest living University of Alabama football alumnus, turned 100 on June 24, prompting a birthday celebration at the Paul W. Bryant Museum honoring…
A longtime veterans advocate is asking Eastern Shore officials to fund new highway signage after families repeatedly got lost en route to a loved one's funeral.
Schoolchildren joined WWII veterans Saturday as Baldwin County dedicated its first Blue Star Memorial Highway marker near Daphne and Fairhope.
Hundreds lined downtown Foley's streets on Veterans Day to salute parading veterans spanning World War II to the war in Afghanistan.
Fourth-generation Eastern Shore resident Clarence Bishop was honored as Fairhope's 2014 Veteran of the Year for his military and community service.