How Mobile and Baldwin Counties Marked Martin Luther King Jr. Day in 2015
Churches, colleges and civic groups across Mobile and Baldwin counties held marches, breakfasts and services honoring Dr. King in January 2015.
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Churches, colleges and civic groups across Mobile and Baldwin counties held marches, breakfasts and services honoring Dr. King in January 2015.
Baldwin County school officials are set to demolish the former Fairhope Alternative School, old K-1 Center buildings and other aging structures in Fairhope.
Baldwin County school board refinanced $89.4 million in bonds, saving $10.4 million, while also setting the 2015-16 calendar and coaching moves.
Baldwin County Education Coalition is holding community summits across the district to explain a $350 million capital plan ahead of a March tax vote.
Bay Minette has given away the last salvaged bricks and sold remaining doors from the demolished old Baldwin County High School.
Bayside Academy in Daphne has named Michael Papa, a former Navy captain and veteran school administrator, as its new headmaster.
A Baldwin County grand jury has indicted a Loxley man on first-degree charges connected to a 2014 case involving a 13-year-old girl, records show.
Alabama awarded more than $231,000 in grants to the Baldwin County Violence Project to fund shelter, counseling and advocacy for abuse victims.
ALDOT began installing flashing yellow arrow signals at 17 intersections along U.S. 98 between Spanish Fort and Fairhope to improve turn safety.
A Citronelle man faces rape and kidnapping charges after police say he handcuffed a woman and assaulted her at a local cemetery.