Daphne Officials Tout Growing National Spotlight on Algae Systems Pilot Plant
Daphne leaders celebrated national media attention on a Mobile Bay algae-to-fuel pilot project that has invested millions in the local economy.
Daphne Officials Tout Growing National Spotlight on Algae Systems Pilot Plant
Daphne leaders celebrated national media attention on a Mobile Bay algae-to-fuel pilot project that has invested millions in the local economy.
Daphne Officials Tout Growing National Spotlight on Algae Systems Pilot Plant
Daphne leaders celebrated national media attention on a Mobile Bay algae-to-fuel pilot project that has invested millions in the local economy.
Orange Beach Approves $4.5 Million Purchase of Waterfront Property Near The Wharf
Orange Beach council approved buying 32 acres of waterfront land near The Wharf for $4.5 million, calling it a smart long-term investment.
Foley Launches Public Art Program With Bronze Statue Honoring Longtime Parks Worker
A new bronze statue at Mel Roberts Park kicks off a citywide public art push in Foley, honoring a man who spent 30 years tending its parks.
Spanish Fort Reaches $2.5 Million Settlement Over Eroding Mobile Bay Bluff
Spanish Fort settled a five-year lawsuit by agreeing to buy two homes threatened by an eroding Mobile Bay bluff, a deal costing over $2.5 million.
Push 4 Peace Rally Draws Crowd to Cathedral Square in Downtown Mobile
Families gathered at Cathedral Square in downtown Mobile for the second annual Push 4 Peace rally, a night of music, spoken word and prayer.
Orange Beach Considered Sewer Rate Increase to Address 2010 Shortfall
Orange Beach leaders considered a 2009 sewer-rate increase as they weighed a projected $1.5 million shortfall and the possibility of cutting more than 20 city jobs.
Senior Bowl Reached Deal to Remain in Mobile for 2010
Mobile and Senior Bowl officials reached a 2009 agreement to keep the 2010 game at Ladd-Peebles Stadium while negotiations continued on a longer contract.
Fairhope Parents Sought Study of Independent School District in 2009
Fairhope parents asked city leaders in 2009 to study forming an independent school district as Baldwin County schools faced a $56 million budget shortfall.