Registration Opens for 19th Annual Alabama Coastal Triathlon in Gulf Shores
Registration is open for the 19th annual Brett/Robinson Alabama Coastal Triathlon, set for Sept. 12 at Gulf Place Public Beach in Gulf Shores.
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Registration is open for the 19th annual Brett/Robinson Alabama Coastal Triathlon, set for Sept. 12 at Gulf Place Public Beach in Gulf Shores.
Gulf State Park closed its fishing pier in Gulf Shores late Monday night as a precaution while Tropical Storm Bertha churned in the Gulf of Mexico, stirring up rougher surf…
Gulf Shores lifeguards brought home dozens of awards at the Southeast Regional Lifeguard Competition, debuting a junior team while earning praise from national officials.
Daphne High School will welcome students back this year under new principal Dr. Will Duncan, a 1993 graduate, alongside a newly installed Trojan mascot statue at the campus entrance.
Gulf Shores City Council has approved roughly $408,000 for color-changing decorative lighting on the new Intracoastal Waterway pedestrian bridge, pushing the project's total cost to about $24.7 million.
Forty-six volunteers with the Lower Alabama Young Professionals joined Eco Clean Marine for a 90-minute cleanup that removed 65 buckets of trash from Gulf Shores' public beach district.
Baldwin County will hold a ribbon-cutting ceremony Aug. 6 to unveil newly renovated facilities at Lillian Recreation Park, including new restrooms, a picnic pavilion, and expanded accessible parking.
The Bay Minette City Council has unanimously confirmed Al W. Tolbert Jr. as the city's next police chief, with Tolbert set to take over Nov. 20 following Chief Clarence Crook's…
Gulf Shores is planning to replace its aging beach camera system with 25 new high-definition cameras, including two with pan-and-zoom capability, in a $49,420.20 upgrade aimed at boosting public safety…
The Foley City Council convenes Monday, July 20 at Foley City Hall to consider a new restaurant liquor license, capital projects, public hearings on property maintenance, and budget items including…