Mobile and Baldwin County News
MOBILE, Ala. — Keith Blackwood, the chief assistant district attorney for Mobile County, has announced his candidacy for Mobile County District Attorney in the 2022 election, entering a race that…
Chikeshia Clemons has announced she is running for Prichard City Council District 4, pledging to focus on rebuilding the city’s economy, supporting young residents and improving basic services. Her entry…
Former Mobile City Council member Bess Rich has announced she is running to reclaim the District 6 seat, campaigning on a platform of fiscal restraint and transparent city government. The…
Scott Buzbee of Irvington announced a Democratic bid against Republican Sen. Ben Brooks in District 35, arguing south Mobile County has gotten talk instead of results in Montgomery.
Rick Gambino, whose family restaurant was once among Fairhope's largest employers, announced his candidacy for mayor in May 2008, pledging fiscal conservatism and a promise to keep Fairhope, Fairhope.
The longtime secretary to Commissioner Mike Dean took a leave of absence to seek the Mobile County license commissioner's office as a Republican, promising to overhaul the office's customer service.
The former state senator and Baldwin County commissioner from Magnolia Springs entered the District 32 special election, campaigning on family values, opposition to gambling and managed growth.
The Gulf Shores businessman and State School Board member entered the race for the Baldwin County Senate seat vacated by Bradley Byrne, pledging tighter ethics rules and tax relief for…
Former Mobile City Councilwoman Bess Rich formally filed for mayor in March 2005, promising sales tax relief, stronger core services and a more transparent City Hall.