Mobile and Baldwin County News
The Mobile Public Library's Connection & Business Center, in partnership with the University of South Alabama Career Development Office, offers a free weekly Resume Help Clinic at Ben May Main…
Mobile Public Library's 2026 Summer Library Celebration featured weekly performers, a system-wide reading challenge with prizes, and a community kickoff party with dozens of local vendors.
The Ben May Main Library in Mobile is hosting an ongoing, free health education seminar on herbs and natural approaches to disease prevention, led by health advocate Elder Makinde Gbolahan…
U.S. Senate candidate Mo Brooks brushed off a Politico report suggesting former President Donald Trump regretted endorsing him, telling reporters during a Mobile campaign stop that the story had “no…
Mobile’s literary community takes center stage on March 16, 2019, when the Mobile Literary Festival returns to the Ben May Main Library at 701 Government Street downtown, running 9 a.m.…
The performer at the center of Mobile’s first Drag Queen Story Hour says he isn’t letting planned protests rattle him ahead of the September 8 event at the Ben May…
Orphaned in Mobile, artist Roderick D. MacKenzie went on to paint rajahs and tigers in India before dying nearly penniless in his own hometown.
The South Alabama Film Festival launched a free monthly screening series in June 2011, turning Bernheim Hall at the Ben May Main Library into a summer movie house built entirely…
"Clandestine," the Mobile-made film that toured festivals from Amsterdam to San Jose and won a Jury Prize at the Black Maria Film and Video Festival, gets its first Mobile screening…
The Southern Circuit tour of independent filmmakers closes at Mobile's Ben May Main Library with a documentary about a Black student's run for homecoming queen against the University of Alabama's…