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Coverage of city of Gulf Shores from South Alabama News, the local news source for Mobile, Baldwin and the surrounding counties of the Alabama Gulf Coast.
Gulf Shores has closed the Main Gulf Place parking lot to vehicles until Friday while Public Works crews clear sand pushed into the area by Tropical Storm Bertha.
Gulf Shores officials held a special work session to explain the reasoning behind a draft, performance-based tax incentive program aimed at guiding development in the Waterway Village and Beach Walking…
Gulf Shores is planning to replace its aging beach camera system with 25 new high-definition cameras, including two with pan-and-zoom capability, in a $49,420.20 upgrade aimed at boosting public safety…
Gulf Shores residents can get a head start on hurricane season at the city’s annual Hurricane Preparedness Expo, set for Wednesday, April 26 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at…
The City of Gulf Shores is accepting applications for a seat on the Gulf Shores City Board of Education, and the chosen applicant will begin a five-year term on June…
Gulf Shores International Airport has signed a $3.7 million deal with TBI/VINCI Airports to build a commercial terminal, with three airlines already seeking to add service by March.
The City of Gulf Shores has named Paul “Mark” Sealy as its new fire chief, with Mayor Robert Craft and the City Council announcing the hire at the council’s August…
MOBILE, Ala. — Bebo’s, the well-known local taco restaurant with a devoted following in Midtown Mobile, is putting its weight behind a different kind of cause this summer: restocking the…
Organizers have canceled the 2020 National Shrimp Festival in Gulf Shores, citing the impossibility of meeting COVID-19 safety guidelines at the free, ungated event.
Gulf Shores has placed 836 acres of wetlands along Oyster Bay under a permanent conservation easement, protecting the land from future development and funding habitat restoration through a federal Deepwater…