At 83, Fairhope Civil Rights Veteran Bob Zellner Says the Work Isn’t Finished
Six decades after he became one of the few white Southerners to join the front lines of the civil rights movement, Bob Zellner is still working full time — and…
Mobile City Council Votes to Strip Confederate-Era Flags From City Seal
Mobile's city council voted to remove all flags but the American flag from the city seal, ending years of debate over Confederate symbolism downtown.
Baldwin County’s 29th Annual MLK Celebration Draws Hundreds to Daphne’s Main Street
About 300 people marched down Daphne's Main Street for Baldwin County's 29th annual Martin Luther King Jr. celebration honoring service and unity.
Mobile Teacher Publishes Biography of Civil Rights Leader John LeFlore
A Mobile educator has brought to life the story of one of the city’s most important yet often overlooked civil rights figures. Ken Robinson, a history teacher at Murphy High…
Mobile Native Vivian Malone Jones Remembered as a Civil Rights Pioneer
Mobile native Vivian Malone Jones helped change the history of higher education in Alabama when she entered the University of Alabama in 1963 and became its first Black graduate two…
Son of the Late Lambert Mims Offers a Dissenting History of Mobile’s Corruption Years
In a lengthy letter, Dale Mims disputed a published account of Mobile's era of political indictments, arguing the prosecutions of the 1970s and 1980s were shaped by displaced money and…