Citronelle Mayor Suspends Homecoming Activities After Teen Injured
Citronelle Mayor Jason Stringer says the city is putting a stop to homecoming traditions this year after a teenager was hurt Monday night. In a Facebook post, Stringer did not…
Mobile and Baldwin County News
Citronelle Mayor Jason Stringer says the city is putting a stop to homecoming traditions this year after a teenager was hurt Monday night. In a Facebook post, Stringer did not…
Electronic sports have arrived at high schools across Alabama, with the state becoming one of nine in the nation to offer ESports as a varsity sport. Students at Citronelle High…
A $100 million school construction bond ran short of funds, forcing Mobile County to delay work at three campuses until at least fiscal year 2016.
Mobile County school officials held a groundbreaking ceremony for the new Citronelle High School, set to open across from the current campus in 2016.
Mobile Police Chief James Barber launched evening sessions at 12 high schools aimed at steering young people away from criminal activity.
Students moved into the new $10.5 million Calcedeaver Elementary as Mobile and Baldwin County schools advanced several major construction projects.
The Mobile County school board approved White-Spunner Construction to build the new $25 million Citronelle High School, set for completion in 2016.
Baker and Citronelle high school students topped an AT&T-sponsored video contest urging teens not to text and drive, with student-made PSAs airing districtwide.
Two weekend car wrecks left Citronelle and Saraland high schools grieving as students, teachers and coaches gathered for prayer, counseling and remembrance in late September 2014.
USA reports record fall enrollment while Baldwin County restructures its staff and Mobile County schools tackle major construction updates this week.